What are the requirements for applying for Canadian children's reunion immigration?

In the Canadian immigration system, the reunion of children belongs to the category of spouse reunion, and the reunion of adopted children belongs to the category of parents and other relatives reunion. The most contact is the reunion of children, and the adopted children are less reunited in China. Let's look at the conditions for applying for Canadian children's reunion immigration. Guarantor conditions (in Canada):/kloc-Canadian citizen or permanent resident over 0/8 years old (PR); Have sufficient financial security ability, and promise to bear the basic living expenses of parents for at least 10 years after they arrive in Canada; No criminal offence; Other guarantee obligations have been fulfilled (for example, others have been guaranteed before); For others, please refer to the requirements of reunited immigrants for guarantors and guarantors; Guarantor (applicant) conditions: being a guarantor's child; The body meets the medical examination requirements of Canada; Having no criminal record or reaching the exemption period and passing the safety inspection; Additional requirements for children (applicants): A. Under the age of 22, unmarried; Or B. get married before the age of 22, have been studying full-time in colleges and universities after marriage, and rely on their parents financially; Or C. At least 22 years old, he began to study full-time in a government-recognized institution before the age of 22, and now he relies on his parents financially; Or c. unable to work due to physical or illness, and financially dependent on parents since the age of 22. It should be noted that if the guarantor did not provide information about his children when applying for immigration, or provided information but did not attend the immigration physical examination. If so, children will not be able to immigrate to Canada through family sponsorship. This situation mainly occurs in divorced families. For example, the applicant has divorced when applying for federal skilled migration, and the divorced children of the applicant are raised by the other party. At this time, the applicant may not know that the information of the children raised by the other party after divorce needs to be included when applying for immigration, and also needs a physical examination; In some cases, in order to save trouble, the materials staff of the intermediary company did not tell the applicant that they needed to provide the information of the other party's child support after divorce. This has created obstacles for future sponsored immigrants. Therefore, when applying for immigration, you must make it clear and try to provide information about all family members. If necessary, even if you don't land in Canada, you should have an immigration physical examination. The above is the introduction of the application conditions for children's reunion immigrants in Canada. It is also very important that if you only apply for children, it doesn't matter whether your parents have a job or not. Paradise tip: 1. General situation of education in Canada.