My aunt (father and sister) is in Canada. Do my relatives get extra points for my skilled immigration to Canada?

Your aunt can add 5 points to your skilled migration conditions. There is nothing below 5 points.

The bonus points for relative immigration are the bonus points for your adaptability to Canada. This score consists of several items, each with 5 points, but the full score is 10. If you have these two items, you will get 10 points, but if you have several items, you can only give you 10 points. The relatives in the bonus points refer to:

Parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, brothers and sisters, brothers and sisters of parents, children of brothers and sisters, spouses or spouses in common law marriages.

The items on the corresponding application form are yours or your spouse's:

Relationship relationship

Mother or father, parents

Children of daughters or sons

Sisters or brothers and sisters

Grandmother or grandparents

Granddaughter or grandchild or great-grandchild

Nieces or nephews have children of their spouses, brothers and sisters.

Auntie or uncle has siblings of spouse's parents.

Spouse or cohabiting partner.