You can sponsor your spouse, partner, or dependent children to become permanent residents of Canada. you can sponsor your parents and grandparents You may be able to sponsor certain relatives like a brother, sister, aunt, or uncle in very specific situations. You can sponsor an orphaned brother, sister, nephew, niece, or grandchild only if they meet certain conditions. They’re related to you by blood or adoption both their mother and father passed away they’re under 18 years of age they’re single (not married or in a common-law or conjugal relationship) You can’t sponsor your brother, sister, nephew, niece, or grandchild if: one of their parents is still alive no one knows where their parents are their parents abandoned them someone else other than their parents are taking care of them while one or both their parents are alive their parent is in jail or otherwise detained You can also sponsor one relative (related by birth or adoption), of any age, if you meet the requirements mentioned below: You don’t have any other living relatives such as spouse, parents, grandparents, siblings, orphaned niece, or nephew; you could sponsor. You don’t have any other relatives in Canada who are: Canadian Citizens Permanent Canadian Citizens Registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act

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Study Permit Extension

Are you studying in Canada and your study permit is expiring soon? Study Permits are issued for the duration of your study program and 90 additional days. Additional days are given to make sure that you have enough time to leave Canada or apply for further extension if needed. If your study visa is about to expire and you need more time in Canada, you can apply for the study visa extension.

You can be a Sponsor if ...

if you’re at least 18 years old
Citizen of Canada, or
Permanent resident of Canada
Registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act

if you meet this criterion, you may be eligible to sponsor your family members to Canada.

How can you be an eligible sponsor?

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Who can you sponsor?

You can sponsor your spouse, partner, or dependent children to become permanent residents of Canada.
you can sponsor your parents and grandparents
You may be able to sponsor certain relatives like a brother, sister, aunt, or uncle in very specific situations.
You can sponsor an orphaned brother, sister, nephew, niece, or grandchild only if they meet certain conditions.
1. They’re related to you by blood or adoption
2. both their mother and father passed away
3. they’re under 18 years of age
4. they’re single (not married or in a common-law or conjugal relationship)

You can’t sponsor your brother, sister, nephew, niece, or grandchild if:
1. one of their parents is still alive
2. no one knows where their parents are
3. their parents abandoned them
4. someone else other than their parents are taking care of them while one or both their parents are alive
5. their parent is in jail or otherwise detained

You can also sponsor one relative (related by birth or adoption), of any age, if you meet the requirements mentioned below:
- You don’t have any other living relatives such as spouse, parents, grandparents, siblings, orphaned niece, or nephew; you could sponsor.
- You don’t have any other relatives in Canada who are:
Canadian Citizens
Permanent Canadian Citizens
Registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act

Who can you not sponsor?

You cannot sponsor someone who is Inadmissible to come to Canada, which means they are not allowed to come to Canada.

Tejomaya can help…

If you want to know whether you are an eligible sponsor? Who, and how you can sponsor certain family members or relatives to live in Canada, we are happy to provide answers to all your questions.