Family Sponsorship

Sponsor Family Members for Canadian Permanent Residence

Family Class Sponsorship Services in Brampton

Canadian Immigration believes in Family reunification and there are many programs that speak and stand by their objective to reunite families. Family class sponsorship allows permanent residents to sponsor their family members to Canada.

Members of the family class who qualify under the program include:

Spouse, Common Law partners and conjugal partners
Dependent children
Parents and grandparents
Adopted Children
A niece/nephew, sibling or grandchild who is under 18 and orphaned, not married or in a common-law relationship

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to the most common questions about sponsoring family members to Canada

Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are at least 18 years old and can demonstrate they meet income and undertaking requirements are generally eligible to sponsor eligible family members.

Spousal and common-law partner sponsorship applications typically take about 12 months to process, though times can vary depending on the completeness of the application and current processing volumes.

Yes, through the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP), though it operates through a limited annual intake. A Super Visa is also available as an alternative that allows extended stays of up to two years at a time.

For most family members, there's no minimum income requirement, but sponsoring parents or grandparents requires meeting the Minimum Necessary Income (MNI) for three consecutive tax years.

Yes, refused sponsorship applications can often be appealed to the Immigration Appeal Division. We can help you understand your options and prepare a strong appeal if needed.

Still Have Questions?

Ready to reunite with your family? Our consultants can guide you through the sponsorship process.

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Family Sponsorship

Sponsor Family Members for Canadian Permanent Residence

Family Class Sponsorship Services in Brampton

Members of the family class who qualify under the program include:

Spouse, Common Law partners and conjugal partners
Dependent children
Parents and grandparents
Adopted Children
A niece/nephew, sibling or grandchild who is under 18 and orphaned, not married or in a common-law relationship

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to the most common questions about sponsoring family members to Canada

Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are at least 18 years old and can demonstrate they meet income and undertaking requirements are generally eligible to sponsor eligible family members.

For most family members, there's no minimum income requirement, but sponsoring parents or grandparents requires meeting the Minimum Necessary Income (MNI) for three consecutive tax years.

Yes, refused sponsorship applications can often be appealed to the Immigration Appeal Division. We can help you understand your options and prepare a strong appeal if needed.

Still Have Questions?

Ready to reunite with your family? Our consultants can guide you through the sponsorship process.

Sponsor Family Members for Canadian Permanent Residence

Family Class Sponsorship Services in Brampton

Members of the family class who qualify under the program include:

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to sponsor a family member to Canada?

How long does spousal or partner sponsorship take?

Can I sponsor my parents and grandparents to Canada?

What income requirements must I meet to sponsor a family member?

Can a sponsorship application be appealed if it's refused?

Still Have Questions?

Ready to Start Your Canadian Journey?

Sponsor Family Members for Canadian Permanent Residence

Family Class Sponsorship Services in Brampton

Members of the family class who qualify under the program include:

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible to sponsor a family member to Canada?

How long does spousal or partner sponsorship take?

Can I sponsor my parents and grandparents to Canada?

What income requirements must I meet to sponsor a family member?

Can a sponsorship application be appealed if it's refused?

Still Have Questions?

Ready to Start Your Canadian Journey?