How to process and how long, what are the requirements.
- Thread starter Ginarose
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Most likely not possible.How to sponsor a relatives to Canada like, i want to sponsor my niece. But i am a PR holder and waiting for my canadian citizenship.
How old is your niece? Is your niece an orphan with both parents deceased?
Are you single? Do you have any children yourself? Are both of your parents deceased? Do you have any other family in Canada?she's 25 years old now. and she's not an orphan. she will be coming her to study and work.
Most likely she will need to apply for a study permit and pay international student fees in order to be able to study in Canada. She or her parents will need to show a fairly significant bank balance to be approved.
Thank you Scylla for your response. I am married to a Canadian and no i do not have a kids and my parents are deceased. Her mother is my sister. My husband sponsor her and her partner last year for student visa but its denied, its says that, they might not going back to Philippines once she finish her 2years course. You know 100 percent sure they are going back to Philippines because our family is there we are a big family. and Philippines is a beautiful country my husband love it there. so can she reapply as a student Visa or what better for her a working visa ? She's a caregiver grad. in Philippines. I need somebody to give me a advised from the IRCC. Thanks very much.
No one here can give you advice from IRCC. No one here works for IRCC.Thank you Scylla for your response. I am married to a Canadian and no i do not have a kids and my parents are deceased. Her mother is my sister. My husband sponsor her and her partner last year for student visa but its denied, its says that, they might not going back to Philippines once she finish her 2years course. You know 100 percent sure they are going back to Philippines because our family is there we are a big family. and Philippines is a beautiful country my husband love it there. so can she reapply as a student Visa or what better for her a working visa ? She's a caregiver grad. in Philippines. I need somebody to give me a advised from the IRCC. Thanks very much.
It is not possible for you to sponsor her for PR.
One option is to apply for a study permit again. She will need to strengthen the application and address the reasons why she was refused the first time.
Obtaining a work permit as a caregiver is currently a very long process (around 3 years). If she wants to try to get a work permit as a caregiver, the first step is to find an employer in Canada who is willing to hire her and go through the work permit process.
Unfortunately, as a permanent resident (PR) waiting for citizenship, you can't directly sponsor your niece for permanent residency in Canada. Sponsorship is usually for spouses, parents, and children. However, your niece can explore options on her own like becoming a skilled worker or applying through a provincial program.