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Canada is renowned for its commitment to keeping families together. The Family Sponsorship Visa is one of the key immigration pathways that allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their family members to join them in Canada. At Eagle Immigration and Visa, we are here to guide you through the sponsorship process, ensuring that you and your loved ones can reunite in Canada as quickly and seamlessly as possible.
Family Sponsorship is a program under Canada’s Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) designed to allow Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor eligible family members for permanent residence. Once approved, the sponsored individual can live, work, and study in Canada with full rights as a permanent resident.
Under the Family Sponsorship program, you can sponsor:
Spouse, Common-Law Partner, or Conjugal Partner
Dependent Children
Parents and Grandparents (through the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP))
Other Relatives (under specific conditions)
To sponsor a family member, you must:
Be at least 18 years old.
Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or registered under the Canadian Indian Act.
Prove financial ability to support the sponsored individual:
Sign an Undertaking Agreement:
Not Be Barred from Sponsorship:
Navigating the Family Sponsorship program can be complex, but our experienced team at Eagle Immigration and Visa is here to make it easier for you. Our services include:
1. How long does family sponsorship take?
Processing times depend on the type of sponsorship. Spousal sponsorship typically takes 12 months, while parents and grandparents may take 20–24 months.
2. Can I sponsor my spouse if they are already in Canada?
Yes, you can apply under the Inland Sponsorship Stream, which may allow your spouse to receive an open work permit while the application is processed.
3. What if I don’t meet the income requirement?
Income requirements generally apply to parent and grandparent sponsorships. If you don’t meet the minimum income, you may not be eligible to sponsor parents/grandparents, but you can still sponsor a spouse or dependent children without this requirement.
4. Can I appeal if my sponsorship application is denied?
Yes, you can appeal to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) if your application is refused, depending on the circumstances.
Reuniting with your loved ones in Canada is a life-changing opportunity. At Eagle Immigration and Visa, we’re committed to helping you bring your family together by simplifying the sponsorship process and ensuring your application meets all requirements.
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