Children under 22 can immigrate to Canada with their parents.

As we all know, Canada has always been one of the most popular countries for immigrants. And in recent years, the relaxation of Canada's immigration policy has made more people choose to immigrate to Canada. Recently, the Canadian Immigration Department has continuously released good news, including the new version of the Immigration Naturalization C-6 Act and the official implementation of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. Among them, the new Canadian Immigration Naturalization Act relaxes the conditions such as naturalization residence time and language test age limit, and children under 22 can immigrate to Canada with their parents. Come and have a look with me.

1.Children under the age of 22 can immigrate to Canada with their parents.

An important piece of good news for Canadian immigrants is that the age definition of the applicant's dependent children has raised the upper age limit from below 19 to below 22 (that is, 2 1 or below). This means that children of Canadian immigrant applicants can immigrate with their parents as long as they are at this age. The change of the maximum age limit involves all Canadian immigrants and refugees, as well as family reunion and sponsorship of immigration projects.

Canada's immigration minister said, "Raising the age limit for dependents can bring more family groups together, contribute to the country's economy and society, and increase Canada's attractiveness as an immigrant choice." In addition, there are exemption clauses in the new regulations. If dependent children aged 22 or above are physically or psychologically dependent on their parents' financial support, they can also apply for immigration to Canada with their parents.

On August 20 14, the Canadian federal immigration department adjusted the upper age limit of children from 22 to below 19. At that time, many children between 19 and 2 1 were no longer eligible for economic migration and were forced to emigrate separately from their parents. 2065438+07101All immigration applications on or after October 24th will be examined and approved according to the new age limit. That is to say, in the application form submitted on or after 10/0/24 October, the principal applicant can apply for immigration as a dependent child together with unmarried children under the age of 22. Immigrants from Australia and Shenzhen reminded that since this new policy has no retrospective period, the upper age limit for submitting applications from August 20 14 to August 20 1 71October 24 is still 19.

2. Canadian immigrants no longer need to submit immigration documents for naturalization.

Although Canadian immigration paper is a very important document, it will inevitably be lost or damaged due to too long storage time. Therefore, in order to avoid the trouble of reissue immigration documents, the new Canadian Immigration Naturalization Act shortens the naturalization application form from the original 8 pages to 6 pages, and deletes the item of "landing documents" from the documents to be submitted, so Canadian immigrants who apply for naturalization in the future do not need to submit this identification document. According to the introduction of immigrants from Macao and Shenzhen, according to the new requirements of the Canadian Immigration Naturalization Act, the basic supporting documents required for the updated list of naturalization application documents include:

1. Copies of passports in the past five years;

2. A printed copy of the residence time calculator;

3. Copy of birth certificate;

4. Two photos;

5. Proof of language ability;

6. Proof of payment of the application fee.

In addition to canceling the requirement of Canadian immigration documents, in the part of proving the applicant's language ability in the old form, the item "completing diplomas, certificates and transcripts of secondary schools or universities in English or French outside Canada" was also deleted. Some applicants are worried that the Immigration Bureau will no longer accept these documents to prove their language proficiency. However, the Canadian Immigration Service stated that applicants can still submit the above documents as proof materials.