A few questions about my immigration to Quebec

[Remrov]

Hello everybody,

I'm new here today on this forum.

I'm going to immigrate to Montreal Canada, and my boyfriend who lives in Montreal will be my sponsor.
I'm really busy with all the forms right now but I do have a few questions because I have doubts about our chances.

My first doubt:
I have autism and I've been on a social benefit since my autism diagnosis (when I was 21, and I'm 34 now). I did do a lot of voluntairing work and as an extra small income I've been drawing portraits.
But since I have autism and I didn't really have a real job for so many years I wonder...do I have a chance to get into Canada at all?
I definitely want to try to get a job in Montreal. LIke giving lectures about autism (which I do on a voluntairy base here) and drawing, designing.

Second:
My boyfriend dind't have a financial income in many years. He did get a lot of financial help from his family. His family also wants to help us financially with the whole immigration process and undetaking etc.
Is there a chance that my boyfriend gets a disapproval to be a sponsor?

My third question, and last one......(at least for now ;D)
After we send all the forms to the CIC (that will be late july this year), I want to visit my boyfriend in Montreal for a few months. Is this possible?

Well, I hope somebody can help me.

Thanks for your time,

Remrov

 

[Remrov]

If somebody knows an answer to only one question I'm already happy

 

[CharlieD10]

1. Spouses, including common-law and conjugal partners, are exempt from the "excessive medical demand" clause in the legislation. That means that although you have to do the medical, your condition cannot be used as a reason for deeming you inadmissible.

2. While they cannot co-sign the application to sponsor you, if your partner's family is providing financial assistance, then by all means get this documented from them and submit it with your application. He is not required to show a minimum income to sponsor you, but CIC does need to know how he plans to fulfill his obligations as a sponsor and provide for your basic needs. He cannot be an undischarged bankrupt, and he should not be reliant on social assistance for reasons other than disability, other than those two restrictions there are no financial requirements to sponsor a spouse.

 

[Remrov]

Thank you very much for your answer!