How to Sponsor my spouse? Apply for Spousal Permanent Residency
Your relatives can live, study, and work in Canada if they become permanent residents of Canada. You can sponsor certain relatives to come to Canada if you’re at least 18 years old and a:
Canadian citizen or,
person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act or,
permanent resident of Canada
Family sponsorship is a way to reunite families in Canada. In fact, the Canadian government believes in keeping families together and prioritizes the processing of sponsorship applications. There are many options for family members that are Canadian citizens or permanent residents to sponsor a family member living abroad, to become a permanent resident in Canada.
If you have Canadian Citizenship then you can sponsor to following relatives:
His or her spouse
Common-law partner
Conjugal partner
Dependent child
Adopted children
Parents
Grandparents
The sponsor must prove that they will be able to financially support their family member and any dependent if necessary Enter into an agreement with the Government of Canada or Quebec, as well as the sponsored relative, where the sponsor will agree to support the family member for a certain amount of time. The sponsored relative must make an effort to support themselves, as well. Either reside in Canada prove their intention to live in Canada when the sponsored relative arrives in Canada at least 18 years old not be incarcerated or charged with a serious offense not be bankrupt not be under a removal order if a Permanent Resident.

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