How to Arrange For Proper Sponsorship Ensuring a Hassle-Free Stay for Your Famil

Posted by Haseeb Ullah on March 18th, 2019

Well, as it comes to ensure a safe and hassle-free stay for your relatives or family in Canada, the first thing to be considered is Family Sponsored Visa Toronto.

BASICS OF THE SPONSORSHIP

This sponsorship program allows you to sponsor particular relatives with Canada immigration under Family Class, provided you are an adult. Besides, you need to be one of the following:

• A citizen of Canada
• An individual registered in the country as Indian under Canadian Indian Act
• Permanent Canadian resident

In case the relatives coming to Canada for a permanent resident status, you must do the following things:

• Providing the family member with financial support as they reach the country
• Being able to meet fundamental needs like shelter, food and clothing for you as well as your relative
• Ensuring that the relative doesn’t required any social assistance

WHO YOU CAN SPONSOR

Based on your personal individual circumstances, there are a fundamentally two choices regarding who you can sponsor in Canada.

Choice #1 – Orphan close relative

You can sponsor your close relatives in case they meet the conditions mentioned below. It means they must be:

• Orphan
• Under 18 years of age
• Without a conjugal partner, spouse, or common-law partner
• Related to you by adoption or blood – like you can sponsor you siblings, nephews and nieces and grandchildren

Choice #2 other relatives

You can sponsor any one family member or relative related to you by adoption or blood connection, irrespective of the age, only if they can meet the following conditions.

You don’t presently have any living relative you might sponsor instead, like a:

• Conjugal partner
• Common-law partner
• Spouse
• Parent
• Grandparent (through Grandparent Super Visa Toronto)
• Daughter or son
• Sister or brother
• Niece or nephew
• Uncle or aunt

Any of these above-mentioned relatives shouldn’t be:

• A permanent resident of Canada
• A Canadian citizen
• A registered and legitimate Indian under Indian Act

If the family member or relative you want to sponsor has a partner, spouse or dependent children who will be coming to Canada with the person to be sponsored, you should include them to the same sponsorship application.

Alternate options - Express entry

If the relative doesn’t be eligible for the sponsorship, they can still come to the country as a skilled immigrant. In this case, they need to take Express Entry and here is the brief regarding what this program does:

• Handles applications for specific economic immigration agendas
• Chooses deserving applicants considering their experience, skill and ability to contribute to the economy of Canada
• Awards points to a few of those candidates who already have their family living in Canada

There are mainly two phases in the process for the deserving relatives to become a permanent resident of the country – 1) you need to apply to sponsor the relative and 2) the family members should apply for permanent residence. Now, send both permanent residence application and sponsorship application at the same time.