Bringing Families
Together Under One Roof
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Canada shines bright with its dedication to family unity, opening its doors to bring loved ones closer.
If you're a Canadian permanent resident or citizen dreaming of having family members join you, the sponsorship pathway lights up that possibility. It's all about keeping families connected, standing as a cornerstone of Canada's warm and welcoming immigration policy.
The Canadian government offers various sponsorship programs, whether you want to reunite with your spouse or parents, Canada makes it possible.
Once your family members step into their new Canadian life with Permanent Resident status, they're free to study, work, and embrace all the opportunities Canada offers. It’s not just about living in Canada; it’s about thriving together as a family in a place that values your bond.
Family Sponsorship:
"Reunite Your Family in Canada"
Family Sponsorship is your path to bringing close family members to Canada, ensuring that parents, children, and relatives can share in the joy and prosperity of Canadian life.
Learn how to bring your loved ones closer, turning Canada into a home for your family.
Home Support Worker
Pilot Program
It's all about making a real difference in the lives of families needing support, whether it's caring for the elderly or those with disabilities. This wonderful initiative not only offers you a chance to contribute positively to Canadian society but also opens up a pathway to become a permanent resident.
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Spousal and Common-Law Sponsorship: "Together, In Love and In Canada"
A Partnership Across Borders
Love knows no bounds, and neither does Spousal and Common-Law Sponsorship. If your heart belongs to someone from another country, this program offers the opportunity to sponsor your spouse or common-law partner for Canadian residency.
Your Checklist for Sponsorships:
Eligibility Requirement
Certain eligibility criteria need to be fulfilled by the sponsor.
These are as follows:
The sponsor must be a Canadian citizen or should hold PR status.
The sponsor must be at least 18 years of age.
The person whom you are sponsoring must be free from any criminal charge.
The sponsor has to be financially responsible for supporting their dependents.
The dependant family member who seeks sponsorship can be either of the ones:
Parents
Dependent Child
Spouse, Common-law, or Conjugal Partner
Orphaned and unmarried Siblings, Nephew, Niece, or a grandchild under 18 years of age.
The eligible candidates can only sponsor:
Their family members living outside Canada.
Those family members who are living legally in Canada temporarily on work or study permit.
The Family Sponsorship application is paper-based.
After filling in all the details carefully, you must submit the same to IRCC via mail or courier.
Take Our Free Eligibility Assessment Today!
Discover how close you are to bringing your loved ones together in Canada. It’s quick, easy, and could be the start of a new chapter for your family.
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Keeping Family Sponsorship Smooth During These Time
For everyone planning to reunite with their loved ones in Canada through the Family Sponsorship Program: things are still rolling along nicely, but there are a few extra steps we need to keep in mind, thanks to the ongoing pandemic.
First off, if you're flying in, make sure to check in with your airline about any health screenings or requirements they might have. It’s like a little pre-trip adventure!
Once you touch down in Canada, there will be officials ready to welcome you and check on your health right at your first stop. They're making sure everyone stays safe and healthy. Plus, there's a 14-day quarantine plan that you'll need to have in place. It's a mandatory little pause—even if you're feeling perfectly fine — to ensure everyone's safety.
Express Entry
Embark on the quickest path to Canadian residency with Express Entry, a streamlined system for skilled individuals.
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Federal
Skilled Workers
For skilled professionals aiming for Canadian residency.
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Canadian
Experience Class
Leverage your Canadian work experience into permanent residency.
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Provincial
Nominee Program
Get nominated by a Canadian province or territory.
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Federal Skilled
Trades Program
For tradespeople ready to call Canada home.
FAQs
Everything You Need to Know About Canadian Permits:
Can I sponsor more than one family member under the Family Sponsorship Program?
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Absolutely! You can sponsor multiple family members as long as you meet the financial and other eligibility criteria for each sponsorship application. It's all about keeping families together.
What's the difference between Family Sponsorship and Spousal/Common-Law Sponsorship?
Family Sponsorship generally covers a wider range of relatives, including dependent children, parents, and sometimes siblings, while Spousal/Common-Law Sponsorship is specifically for partners. Both are fantastic ways to bring your loved ones to Canada.
How long does the sponsorship process take?
The timing can vary depending on the type of sponsorship and current processing times. While we aim to unite families as quickly as possible, it's always good to check the most current estimates and plan accordingly.
Do sponsored family members have the right to work in Canada?
Yes, once they become permanent residents through the sponsorship program, your family members can work in Canada. It's a great way for them to start their new life and contribute to their new community.
Ready to start the process of bringing your family together?
Each of these sponsorship options not only strengthens your family bonds but also enriches your life in Canada with the presence of those who matter most. Let's guide you through each step towards making Canada your family's new home.
