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Hi everybody: my brother and sister-in-law would like to visit under the new extended family rules. However, she would need to come on her own a few weeks after him. Question: do in-laws count as extended family members? IMM006 doesn't say explicitly one way or the other, so I'm wondering if anybody here knows?
Thanks!
 
Hi everybody: my brother and sister-in-law would like to visit under the new extended family rules. However, she would need to come on her own a few weeks after him. Question: do in-laws count as extended family members? IMM006 doesn't say explicitly one way or the other, so I'm wondering if anybody here knows?
Thanks!
They're not
 
Hi everybody: my brother and sister-in-law would like to visit under the new extended family rules. However, she would need to come on her own a few weeks after him. Question: do in-laws count as extended family members? IMM006 doesn't say explicitly one way or the other, so I'm wondering if anybody here knows?
Thanks!

When you refer to your in-laws most Canadians will assume you are talking about the parents of your spouse although I know it technically means the whole family
 
Hi everybody: my brother and sister-in-law would like to visit under the new extended family rules. However, she would need to come on her own a few weeks after him. Question: do in-laws count as extended family members? IMM006 doesn't say explicitly one way or the other, so I'm wondering if anybody here knows?
Thanks!
You should let your spouse( given theyre in canada) to apply on their behalf. Since the spouse and their siblings are immediate family.