Anyone who is Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident of Canada may sponsor his/her close family members for Canadian Immigration. The only condition of this visa is it requires arriving immigrants receive care and support from their sponsors. However, you must demonstrate that you will live in Canada when the sponsored person becomes a permanent resident. If anyone wishes to invite or sponsor their family (Parents & Grand Parents), spouse, Common-law-partner dependent children, Grand children or adopted children and others too. Then we have a Family Migration Program with us.
To sponsor a partner for a visa, the specific requirements and process can vary depending on the country where you reside. However, we can provide you with a general overview of how partner visa sponsorship typically works.
you must meet certain criteria to be eligible to sponsor a partner for a visa. This may include being a citizen or permanent resident of the country, being in a genuine and ongoing relationship with your partner, and meeting any specific income or financial requirements.
Identify the appropriate visa category for your partner. Common categories include spouse visa, fiancé visa, or de facto partner visa. Each category may have its own set of requirements and conditions.
Familiarize yourself with the application process for the specific visa category you are applying under. This typically involves completing forms, providing supporting documents (such as evidence of the relationship, identity documents, and financial information), and paying the necessary fees.
In some cases, you may need to meet certain financial requirements to demonstrate that you can support your partner financially. This may involve providing evidence of your income, employment, or financial resources.
You will need to provide evidence to demonstrate that your relationship is genuine and ongoing. This may include documents such as photographs together, joint bank statements, joint lease or utility bills, travel records, and affidavits from friends and family supporting your relationship.
Both you and your partner will likely be required to undergo health and character checks, which may include medical examinations and police clearance certificates.
After submitting the application, there is usually a waiting period while the visa application is processed. The processing time can vary depending on the country and the complexity of the application.
Once a decision is made on the visa application, you will be notified of the outcome. If approved, your partner will receive the visa, allowing them to join you in the country.
Sponsoring a spouse for a visa typically involves specific requirements and procedures that can vary depending on the country you reside in.If you are married either with the same sex or opposite sex, Marriage must be legally recognized in the country in which it took place, as well as in Canada. You are eligible to sponsor your partner. Here is a general overview of how the process works:
To sponsor your spouse for a visa, you usually need to meet certain eligibility criteria. This may include being a citizen or permanent resident of the country, being legally married to your spouse, and being able to demonstrate that your marriage is genuine and not for immigration purposes.
Identify the appropriate visa category for sponsoring your spouse. Common categories include spouse visa, marriage-based visa, or partner visa. Each category may have its own set of requirements and conditions.
Familiarize yourself with the application process for the specific visa category you are applying under. This typically involves completing application forms, providing supporting documents (such as marriage certificates, passports, and proof of relationship), and paying the required fees.
Depending on the country, you may need to meet certain financial requirements to demonstrate that you can support your spouse financially. This may involve providing evidence of your income, employment, or financial resources. Some countries also have minimum income thresholds that you must meet.
You will need to provide evidence to demonstrate that your marriage is genuine and ongoing. This may include documents such as marriage certificates, photographs of you and your spouse together, joint bank statements, joint lease or utility bills, and affidavits from friends and family supporting your relationship.
Both you and your spouse will likely be required to undergo health and character checks, which may include medical examinations and police clearance certificates.
After submitting the application, there is usually a waiting period while the visa application is processed. The processing time can vary depending on the country and the complexity of the application.
Once a decision is made on the visa application, you will be notified of the outcome. If approved, your spouse will receive the visa, allowing them to join you in the country.
In other sponsorship, persons include: siblings, nephew, niece, grandchildren, uncle, aunt etc. may also be eligible.
*For more details please contact our Visa Valley counsellors.
