The people you love belong in the conversation.
Family sponsorship can bring eligible loved ones together in Canada. We help you understand the rules, prepare the evidence and move through the application with care.
Who might you sponsor?
Spouse or partner
For an eligible spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner. The relationship must meet the applicable definition and be supported by genuine evidence.
Dependent children
An eligible dependent child may be included or sponsored under the relevant rules. Age, relationship and other conditions matter.
Parents & grandparents
These programs have distinct eligibility and intake rules. Invitations and quotas may apply; the super visa may be another option for longer visits.
Other relatives
Sponsorship for other relatives is limited to specific circumstances. We can help determine whether a recognized category applies.
What the application may involve.
Sponsor eligibility
Review your status in Canada, age, financial obligations where applicable and any restrictions on sponsorship.
Relationship evidence
Gather civil records, shared history and other supporting materials relevant to the type of relationship.
Complete forms & follow-up
Prepare required forms and supporting documents, then respond to government requests such as biometrics, medical exams or additional records.
Requirements change. Always check the current Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) checklist for your specific category before applying.
Tell us about your plans.
We’ll help you identify the right questions to ask first.