If a couple owns the same property, is it more conducive to Canadian family reunification?

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About spouse reunification immigration:

Couples Reunion immigration, also called spouse reunification immigration, is the most common immigration category among Canadian family sponsorship immigrants, accounting for the vast majority (70% – 80%) of the annual family immigration quota.

Couple reunion immigration is mainly used for Canadian citizens or permanent residents living in Canada (sponsors) to sponsor their spouses or common-law partners to immigrate to Canada and live with the sponsor in Canada.

Requirements for spouse reunification immigration application

Guarantor conditions (one party in Canada):

Canadian citizen or permanent resident (PR) over 18 years old;< /p>

Have certain financial guarantee ability and promise to bear the basic living expenses of the spouse for 3 years after arriving in Canada;

Not married to another person;

No criminal offense Crime;

Other guarantee obligations have been completed (such as having previously sponsored other people);

For other information, please refer to the requirements for the sponsor and the sponsored person for reunion immigration;

Sponsored person conditions (applicant side):

Be the spouse (or common-law partner) of the sponsor, and need to prove that this relationship is not for immigration purposes;

Over 16 years old ;

The body meets the Canadian medical examination requirements;

No criminal record or has reached the exemption period and can pass the security inspection;

Not married to another person;

It can be seen that the requirements for couples reunification immigration are very simple for applicants. They do not require academic qualifications, no work experience, no language skills, and no proof of funds. As long as the guarantor has the guarantor qualifications and can prove that you are indeed If you are a spouse, you can basically immigrate successfully.

However, due to the occurrence of many fake marriages, the embassy has increased its review of the facts and purposes of the marriage. As long as the immigration officer believes that there is a problem with the marriage, the applicant's application can be rejected. Therefore, it is not true that the application for marriage that was not for immigration purposes was rejected.

It should be noted that if the guarantor’s spouse is married to the guarantor when the guarantor applies for immigration, but the spouse (sub-application) information is not provided when the application is made, or the information is provided but not Take an immigration medical examination. If so, you will not be able to immigrate to Canada through spousal reunification.