My parents immigrated to Canada for many years and have obtained nationality. They have jobs and houses there. Can parents ensure that their children go out?

Canadian relatives immigrants are divided into two categories: federal relatives immigrants and provincial relatives immigrants.

Among the relatives immigrants, there are relatives such as spouses and children.

For example, federal relative immigration: A. Guarantor conditions A. Guarantor guarantees to provide financial support, and the guarantor guarantees self-reliance. B. If the guarantor is a spouse, the guarantor shall provide financial assistance to the guarantor within 3 years. C. If the insured is a child, the guarantor shall provide financial assistance to the guarantor within 10 years, or until the guarantor reaches the age of 25.

B. Guarantor conditions A. If the guarantor is a spouse, he must have a legal marriage relationship B. If the guarantor is a child, he must be under 22 years old and unmarried; If you are over 22, you must be full-time.

Relative immigration conditions in Canada

1. The applicant is related to a citizen or permanent resident of the immigration application country, or is his adopted child; 2. Applicants for spouses and minor children do not need to be restricted by family income conditions, but only need necessary documents to prove the citizenship or permanent resident status of the applicant's spouse in the immigration application country and prove that their relationship is true; 3. To apply for parents, grandparents or fiance/wife, you need to have enough income to handle it. The amount of income depends on the number of family members and the living expenses in the area where you live; 4. You don't need to calculate the score for the selection, but you can pass the background investigation and physical examination.

So your situation generally looks fine, but only if you meet the age requirements or are full-time and financially dependent on your parents.

I hope it will help you, and I hope it will be adopted ~