Family Sponsorship

SPOUSE OR COMMON LAW PARTNER

These programs allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor a spouse or common-law partner to come to Canada.

DEPENDENT CHILD SPONSORSHIP

This program allows Canadian citizens or permanent residents to bring their dependent natural or dependent adopted children to Canada.

PARENT AND GRANDPARENT

This type of sponsorship allows a Canadian citizen or permanent resident to bring his or her parent or grandparent to Canada.

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Did you know that your relatives can live, study and work in Canada if they become permanent residents of Canada.

You can sponsor certain relatives to come to Canada if you’re at least 18 years old and a: Canadian citizen or person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act or permanent resident of Canada

Sponsor your spouse, partner or dependent children, your adopted child, your parents and/Or grandparents.

Sponsor Your Family To live In Canada

Spouse:

legally valid marriage in country of origin and under Canadian law

Common-law partner

At least 1 year of uninterrupted cohabitation in a conjugal relationship

Conjugal partner

Conjugal relationship for at least 12 months (permanence and commitment similar to marriage or common-law) where couple is prevented from living together due to immigration barriers, religious reasons, sexual orientation or marital status (e.g. married to someone else, where divorce is not possible in country of origin)

Same-sex relationships

considered valid for immigration purposes under these categories

Dependent Child

A child of the sponsor, or a child of the sponsor’s spouse or common-law partner, can be considered a dependent child if they are under age 22 and don’t have a spouse or common-law partner of their own.

Children over age 22

can be dependents if they relied on their parents for financial support before age 22, and are unable to financially support themselves due to a mental or physical condition. Children in sole custody of a previous spouse are still considered dependent children, and must be declared on the sponsorship application. If a dependent child being sponsored has one or more dependent children of their own, then the sponsor must prove their financial capacity by meeting a low income cut-off.

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