Frequently Asked Questions:
Are family members included in the application?
If you are married, you or your spouse may apply as principal applicant. You should determine which of you will score more points and apply as the principal applicant.
The spouse and any dependent children under the age of 19 are included on the application.
Also you may include your dependent children aged 19 years and over if they are financially dependent.
Full-time students, studying at a college, university, or other educational institution. They must be studying when they apply for their visas, during the processing of their visas and when the visas are issued, and must have been supported financially by their parents from age 19 on. They may interrupt their studies for up to 12 months.
Children who are unable to support themselves financially because of a disability and are financially supported by their parents.
Should I pay someone to advise me on immigration matters?
You should be careful when dealing with people who promise you any advise on the immigration issues and procedures. If you are serious about moving to Canada for permanent residence, it is better to pay someone experienced and knowledgeable on the immigration matters to avoid delays or rejection of your application. In addition, the Canadian Immigration fees are not refundable. If you have difficulty understanding the immigration process and the forms, you may wish to pay someone to handle your file.
What if I want to settle in the province of Quebec?
The province of Quebec selects its own immigrants in co-operation with the Government of Canada. The applications are submitted to different immigration office.
What are the immigration processing fees?
Follow this link to view the immigration fees, Fee Schedule for Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Services
Can the doctor advise me regarding my application?
No. The doctor is only responsible for conducting a medical examination in accordance with Canada's immigration requirements. The designated physician cannot provide any advice on the immigration selection system.
Length of financial responsibility of the sponsor
Sponsors have financial responsibility for family class relatives immigrating to Canada. Sponsors agree to assist family class relatives for up to 10 years.
What happens when I arrive in Canada?
When you arrive, you must present your immigrant visa to a customs/immigration officer. The officer will check your visa and travel document and ask you questions similar to those on the immigration application form to verify that you are of good character and in good health. The officer may also request proof that you have sufficient funds to settle in Canada. If there are no difficulties, the officer will authorize your admission to Canada as a permanent resident. If you arrive as an entrepreneur immigrant, terms and conditions will be imposed. This means that you will have two years to meet the business requirements and that you must report your progress. Please click here for more facts on Canadian immigration.
What documents should I take when I land in Canada?
Applicants should take a valid passport, landing documents. Proof of settlements funds may also be requested. Applicants are advised to take copies of any available statutory documents as birth certificates, marriage certificates, etc., and a list of inventory they wish to take to Canada in the future and when landing.
What settlement services are available?
Canada's settlement services are limited. You can learn about them from Canada Immigration Centres, Human Resources Development Centres and private organizations. It is your responsibility to find a job when you arrive. You should have enough money to support yourself and your dependants until you get a job.
After landing in Canada, what if I need to return to my country to settle my affairs?
Following landing in Canada, immigrants may leave and re-enter Canada if they spend less than six months in any 12-month period outside Canada. If immigrants are out of Canada for more than six months in any 12-month period, they will require a Returning Resident Permit to re-enter Canada. While such permits can be applied for either in Canada or overseas, they can only be applied for after the individual has been landed.
When can I obtain a Canadian citizenship?
You may apply for the Canadian citizenship after 3 years of physical residence in Canada. Time spent outside of Canada beyond what may be expected for vacations, etc. may not be added.
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