Is there no job to reunite your spouse with Canada?

Hello, the reunited immigrants in Canada need to meet the following conditions: the guarantor in Canada must sign a letter of guarantee, promising to provide the applicant with housing and living care for ten years, and ensuring that his guaranteed relatives will not receive social welfare funds within 10 years. The income of the guarantor is at least equivalent to the minimum income standard announced by the Canadian government every year, so I think it may be difficult to apply for spouse immigration without a job. Zhaolong immigrants wish you a happy life!

First, the applicant's conditions

Reunion immigration is an important aspect of Canada's immigration policy, and Canada gives preferential treatment to such immigrants. /kloc-Canadian citizens or permanent residents aged 0/9 or above are eligible to sponsor their close relatives (spouses, unmarried couples, dependent children, parents, grandparents and some orphans or adopted relatives under 19) to immigrate to Canada. All sponsored applicants must abide by the provisions of the immigration regulations.

Immigration does not use a scoring system to examine the eligibility of reunited immigrants, but they must meet basic standards in terms of law-abiding and physical health. In addition, before the visa is issued to the applicant, the guarantor in Canada must sign a letter of guarantee to ensure that the applicant will be provided with housing and living care for ten years, and that his guaranteed relatives will not receive social welfare payments within 10 years.

On 2065438+200410.2, 65438+2004, the Canadian Immigration Bureau reopened the application for the reunion of parents and grandparents, with only 5000 places available on a first-come-first-served basis. The requirements for the qualification of the guarantor of the parents and grandparents' reunion immigrants have been greatly improved: the guarantee fund has been increased by 30% on the original basis, the income proof documents required by the guarantor have been extended from 1 year to 3 years, and the guarantee period has been extended from1year to 20 years. The new standard only applies to 5,000 applications received in 2065,438+04,65,438+0.2, and the estimated approval time is 3.5 years. The backlog of cases currently being handled will still be examined and approved according to the old standards.

1, spouse

Marriage cannot aim at immigration.

2. Dependent children

(1) 19 years old unmarried. The age limit of 19 is only applicable at the time of delivery, and the insured may be over 19 years old when the visa is issued. Unmarried means "there is no marriage relationship at present", that is, people under 19 are single, divorced, widowed or their marriage has been cancelled, and they are still considered unmarried. Even if a child has a full-time job and does not live with his father, as long as he meets the unmarried conditions below 19, he is still regarded as raising a child.

(2) 19 years old, must be a full-time student at present, and must continue to study from 19 years old. From the age of 19, parents mostly or completely support their economy. If their studies are interrupted, they can't last more than one year. If the child is over 19 years old, disabled in identity or psychology, and unable to take care of himself, he can also be regarded as a child who relies on most or all of his parents' financial support, but he is not allowed to enter the country in terms of medical examination.

(3) Dependent children also include children adopted before 19 years old. Children must go through the adoption procedures in accordance with the local adoption law, and adoption cannot be aimed at immigrants.

3. Father or mother.

It refers to parents of any age. It must be explained here that applicants who have obtained permanent residency in Canada for less than three years can only apply for parents, fathers or mothers who are widowed or unable to work at the age of 60.

4. Grandfather or grandmother.

5. Relatives without parents.

Such relatives include brothers and sisters, nephews, nieces, nephews, nieces, grandchildren and granddaughters of the guarantor. Must be under 19, unmarried. The guarantor must also obtain the written consent of the province where his relatives want to live in the future.

Second, the guarantor's conditions

The guarantor must meet all the following conditions:

(1) Canadian citizen or permanent resident;

(2) At least 18 years old;

(3) Canadian citizens living in Canada (not living in Canada) can sponsor their spouses and family members. Canadian citizens who travel abroad are not considered to live outside Canada);

(4) the income is at least equal to the minimum income standard announced by the Canadian government every year;

(5) The sponsor is a family member of the sponsor;

(6) signing a letter of commitment;

(7) signing an agreement with the sponsors;

(8) Anyone who meets one of the following conditions shall not be a sponsor;

(9) Failing to fulfill the obligation of pre-sponsorship;

(10) The immigrant loan has not been repaid;

(1 1) fails to perform the court's payment judgment;

(12) Failure to repay the performance bond;

(13) prisoners in prison;

(14) Debt bankruptcy;

(15) receiving relief for reasons other than disability;

(16) has sexually assaulted himself or his spouse's family members;

(17) Persons ordered to leave the country;

(18) Those who are felons, provide false immigration materials and do not meet the entry requirements.

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