1. Yes, correct, as you already have a sister in Canada, your sister will have to apply and qualify on her own.HIi. I am a permanent resident in canada and i am planning on sponsoring my sister to come over. I already have a sister and her family in canada who came in before I did, does having a sister already here mean i can't sponsor another sister to come over?
There is no specific immigration program for this situation. Even though her husband doesn't want to come with her, he will still have to take and pass the medical and also provide police certificates.Thanks. Another question please. She's very keen on migrating to Canada but her husband is not, is there any immigration program you would advise her to apply for given her situation?
You don't qualify to sponsor your brother. He will need to immigrate independently.Hello, me and my husband wanted to sponsor my brother, it’s kindda confusing because someone told we can’t and my mother in law says we can, she even tried to call CIC and asked them if we are eligible to sponsor my brodie and the agent says yes. Anyway I did my research and it looks like it’s hard to sponsor my brother but Im Wondering if someone here tried sponsoring A sibling and got approved.thanx
Does she have the necessary education/skilled work experience to qualify under one of the current economic programs?Thanks. Another question please. She's very keen on migrating to Canada but her husband is not, is there any immigration program you would advise her to apply for given her situation?
As mentioned above, you having a spouse makes you ineligible to sponsor any sibling.Hello, me and my husband wanted to sponsor my brother, it’s kindda confusing because someone told we can’t and my mother in law says we can, she even tried to call CIC and asked them if we are eligible to sponsor my brodie and the agent says yes. Anyway I did my research and it looks like it’s hard to sponsor my brother but Im Wondering if someone here tried sponsoring A sibling and got approved.thanx
No - it doesn't mean that at all. PR vs. citizenship has nothing to do with it. It's based on who else is already in Canada with you or who you can sponsor.Oooohh. So it means, as a PR, we are not allowed to sponsor our sisters to migrate in canada?
No - it doesn't mean that at all. PR vs. citizenship has nothing to do with it. It's based on who else is already in Canada with you or who you can sponsor.
In order to sponsor a sibling, you must have no spouse / common law partner, no children, both of your parents must be deceased and you must also have no other family in Canada (e.g. aunt, uncle).