Thank you so much for your information.
However i heard from ppl, if i land before the kid is born then it would be very difficult to bring the kid and my wife as technically i am a permanent resident at this point before the kid is born. So i need to SPONSER the Kid to bring in here ? how far it is true?
I am not sure how difficult or easy it might be to sponsor a child. What people say may be true but at the same time, your application is not complete until you have completed your first landing. So, if you were to receive your COPR and haven't landed and then your child is born, you COPR may be withdrawn as there has been a substantial change in your status. Most likely, your application will have to be re-evaluated once you submit all the required documents for your child (birth certificate, medical report, passport copy, and photograph). You will need to increase your Proof of Funds to meet the new requirements (now that you have one additional family member).
Alternatively, if you have already landed and your have your PR card, then you will need to sponsor your child. This will involve you being in Canada to submit the sponsorship request.
In the end, it might just come down to timing. If you haven't received PPR by the time your wife gives birth, then you will add your child to your current, ongoing application and possible delay your application for a little while. If you receive PPR before your child is born, then you can try to land before he/she is born and decide whether you will stay in Canada to sponsor him or wait till he is born and check with the Canadian Embassy what would be the best approach to get him into Canada. Though based on quick research online, it is recommended to sponsor the child while living in Canada as process appears to be simpler and more straight-forward.
