Provincially you may be able to sponsor your brother/sister, aunt/uncle, niece/nephew or cousin. For details contact us.
Apart from the many family sponsorship programs made available by the Provinces, Federally you may sponsor,
You will be considered as a spouse if you are legally married inside or outside of Canada to your sponsor who is a permanent resident or Citizen of Canada. Onus is upon you and your sponsor to prove that the marriage is genuine and not one of convenience.
You will be considered as a common – law if you have been living with your sponsor for at least one year and have set up a life together. You may prove this through common assets, bank account, insurance policies, sharing of expenses etc.
You may be considered a Conjugal partner where in exceptional circumstances you can prove that you have a valid relationship with your sponsor but cannot live together or marry due to some hindrance that are beyond your control and that there is a definite commitment as that of a spouse or common-law partner.
You will be considered a same sex partner if you were legally married or in a common law relationship inside or outside of Canada at a time and place where same sex marriages are legally recognized.
You will be considered a dependent child
You can sponsor your parents/grandparents under a super visa ( which is not a permanent Visa) or permanent immigration if you are:
The super visa is a type of temporary visa provided for 10 years and renewable every 2 years. These visas are usually processed in 60 days and the applicant must be admissible to Canada and must pass medical and background checks
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