Families of International student are not guaranteed a permit or TRV. Some get approved some don’t. They aren’t visitors so a spouse should be applying for an OWP and the children should apply for a TRV. You should also have a plan if they don’t get approval while you study.
Spouse open work permit refusal. What next?
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You are not proposing they come on a temporary basis so your spouse is more likely to be denied a TRV. If you do anything I would apply for an SOWP. Given that you live in KSA it is very tough to show that your husband plans On returning to Ghana. Once he stops working he loses his status in a KSA. You likely were approved because your family remained in KSA so it was conceivable that you would return to KSA after your studies.
TRVs are being processed although at a slower paces. Families of international students currently don’t meet the travel restrictions and will need special permission to enter Canada even if they are approved for OWP and TRVs
Not guaranteed but you are eligible to apply. International students don’t have a right to have their family join them.
Yes but you were saying it is their rights. A TRV for a spouse of an international student is less likely to be approved unless it can be show that they have strong ties to their home country and will only be coming to Canada for a temporary visit.
But Canadian policy insists on the union of family be it student's family or someone else.
For sure it's right of any human being on earth to have their families with them. If someone is trying to make their future better by studying alone and then they realize that they are unable to survive now without their families so it doesn't mean they have to give up on their hard work or dreams rather they've a right to get their families instead, makes sense?
Canadian policy only apply to Canadians. Foreigners have no rights to be in the country.
If it was so they won't have mentioned same at IRCC website that students families are welcomed.