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How can I sponsor someone from another country to Canada?
What are the Requirements to Sponsor an Immigrant to Canada Using Form IMM 1344?
- Have at least 18 years of age.
- Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
- Reside in Canada.
- Have financial proof to provide the basic needs for the person they are looking to sponsor.
Can a Canadian sponsor me?
You can sponsor your spouse, partner or child to live in Canada if you’re a: Canadian citizen. person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act. permanent resident.
Can you sponsor someone?
Who You Can Help Immigrate. You can petition to bring family members to the United States (often called “sponsoring” them) only if you are a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident (green card holder). Even then, you can bring in only those family members listed on the chart below.
Can I sponsor my friend to live in Canada?
If your relative is of other status than those six mentioned, you are legally not allowed/permitted to sponsor him or her. Although you are not eligible to sponsor your friend to Canada for permanent residency, you can send them a letter of invitation to apply for a Visitor Visa.
Can I sponsor my Brother or sister to Canada?
You can only sponsor relatives like a brother, sister, aunt or uncle in very specific situations. If your family member doesn’t meet the criteria below, you can use our Come to Canada tool to find out which programs they may be eligible to apply for. Depending on your situation, there are 2 options for who you can sponsor.
Can I apply for a friend or family member to Canada?
Anyone who plans to visit Canada must apply from outside of Canada before they travel. What your friend or family member needs depends on: how they will travel to Canada. Before applying, find out what document (s) they need.
Can I sponsor my friend to USA?
Unfortunately, a friend does not fall under the “family class” category. The individuals you are eligible to sponsor are your spouse, common law partner, conjugal partner, grandparents, parents, and dependent children. If your relative is of other status than those six mentioned, you are legally not allowed/permitted to sponsor him or her.