Family Sponsorship

Family Sponsorship in Canada

Family reunification is one of the core pillars of Canada’s immigration system. Through the Family Sponsorship Program, Canadian citizens and permanent residents can bring their loved ones to Canada and help them become permanent residents. This pathway allows families to live together and build their lives in Canada.

Who Can Be Sponsored?
Under Canada’s immigration laws, eligible sponsors can apply to bring:

• Spouse or Common-Law Partner
• Dependent Children (biological or adopted)
• Parents and Grandparents (through the Parents and Grandparents Program or a Super Visa option)
• In certain cases, other relatives may be eligible if no close family members exist in Canada.

Sponsor Eligibility
To sponsor a family member, you must:

• Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or registered under the Canadian Indian Act.
• Be at least 18 years old.
• Demonstrate the financial ability to support your family member, if required.
• Commit to providing for the basic needs of the sponsored person for a specific period of time.
• Meet all conditions set by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Why Family Sponsorship?

• Reunite with Loved Ones – Build your life in Canada together.
• Pathway to Permanent Residence – Sponsored family members gain PR status, with access to healthcare, education, and work opportunities.
• Pathway to Citizenship – Permanent residents may later apply for Canadian citizenship.

Our Services
Family sponsorship applications must be carefully prepared to avoid delays or refusals. As your immigration consultant, we provide:

• Assessment of your eligibility as a sponsor.
• Guidance on the best program stream for your situation.
• Preparation and review of application forms and supporting documents.
• Submission of complete applications to IRCC.
• Ongoing support until your family member arrives in Canada as a permanent resident.

📩 Contact us today to begin your Family Sponsorship application and bring your loved ones closer to home in Canada.