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If someone is married to a Permanent Resident of Canada (and the marriage was consummated in a lawful ceremony), the Permanent Resident may sponsor the other person as his or her spouse. If a marriage between two people of the same sex was lawfully consummated in Canada or outside of the nation where such a marriage is lawfully recognised, it will also be recognised for immigration reasons.
Family relationships are encouraged in Canada. Reuniting children with their parents is the goal of the Dependent Child visa. parents in Canada. With this visa, Canadian citizens and permanent residents can seek to sponsor adopted or dependent children under the age of 19 who belong to them or their spouse. Dependent children can move to Canada to live with their sponsoring parent(s) after approval. Dependent children are allowed to live, study, and work in Canada and are granted permanent residency.
The Common-Law spouse visa allows an applicant who meets the requirements to remain in Canada with their spouse, regardless of gender. This program allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their dependent children who meet certain requirements as well as their common-law partner. The sponsor should plan to cohabitate with the applicant and provide for their financial needs. After being accepted, the candidate has an endless amount of time to live, work, and study in Canada.
Conjugal partner visas allow partners who have been separated by conflict, prejudice, or other legal obstacles to rejoin. Eligible partners (of the same or different sexes) are permitted to remain with their Canadian partner under this visa. Under this program, individuals who are citizens or permanent residents of Canada may apply to sponsor their spouse and any dependant children. Upon acceptance, the applicant can enjoy permanent residency and is eligible to live, study and work in Canada.
Through the Parental and Grandparental visa program, parents and grandparents can reside in Canada with the sponsorship of their Canadian children and grandchildren. The sponsors have to be citizens or long-term residents of Canada. CIC will open the registration under this program in commencing of every year, however only those whose number is randomly picked can apply under the program. The applicant's Canadian sponsor must be willing to reside with them in Canada and provide for their financial needs without using any public monies. In addition to permanent residency, the applicant will be granted the ability to live, study, and work in Canada upon acceptance.
Canada provides the Remaining Relative visa in order to facilitate family reunion. Canadians can sponsor an extended relative living overseas if they have no other direct family members in the country or outside. No matter their age or relationship, Canadian citizens and permanent residents are eligible to sponsor one relative under the family category through this program. The surviving relative will be eligible for permanent residency, employment, and education in Canada upon approval.
Permanent residents or Canadian citizens residing in certain provinces may nominate their qualified relatives for permanent residency in Canada under the Family-Based Provincial Nominee visa program.
