Can a child apply for a visitor visa when applying for immigration to Canada?

Hello! Your question depends on the unclear writing. I can only say according to my understanding:

1. You mean you have two children. The older one is a Canadian resident (or citizen) and the younger one lives in China. The age is 15.

2. Your son in Canada is sponsoring your application for immigration to Canada, and your application materials have been submitted for 3 years! However, there is no news so far.

3. Now I want to go to Canada to visit my eldest son, but I'm worried that 15-year-old children will be left unattended after going to Canada. I feel tangled.

So you want to ask if you can take your 15-year-old child to visit relatives in Canada.

Whether my understanding is correct; If so, then analyze your problem carefully!

First, you can apply for a visit visa according to the requirements of visiting relatives! As long as you meet the conditions for visiting relatives, you can generally approve it in principle! But your reasons for visiting relatives should not affect your actual situation, because you are applying for reunion immigration now, which has certain influence in a sense! Because the nature of the two visas has changed substantially. (a) One visa is to go back, because you want to come back to visit relatives, but also to prove the favorable reasons for your return and sufficient funds to ensure your living expenses and expenses during your visit. Because you are visiting relatives, you have no job opportunities, otherwise you will not get a visit visa. B one is that you don't need to come back when you go, but you can work when you go. There are no strict requirements for your funds, and there is no reason to come back. If you have a good reason to come back, your application for reunion immigration may not be approved! Because the purpose of reunion immigration is to reunite family members, if you say that you have several reasons to stay in China, your immigration application will not be approved! Because reunited immigrants are not welfare immigrants given by the Canadian government. Not to mention the guarantee qualification that every immigrant has and the privileges that the guaranteed person (applicant) can enjoy unconditionally. Can you understand my explanation? So when you can balance the two kinds of visas, you will judge whether you can get your visit visa according to your personal situation. This is the first step.

Second. Your 15-year-old child should be studying now! It should also be when he was at school. If he goes to Canada, how will he go to school? How to explain this to the consulate, how to drop out of school? This reason doesn't hold. We quit school? Therefore, it is basically impossible to obtain a visit visa.

I don't know if you can understand my explanation! Oh, by the way, you can't study and work in Canada with a visiting visa. )

Also, if I don't understand your question correctly, my explanation may be different, so please clarify your question if it is wrong! Maybe I will help you analyze it! Well, good luck!