Is there a new policy for marriage immigration?

Canada's marriage immigration policy stipulates that Canadian marriage immigrants are used by Canadian citizens or permanent residents living in Canada (guarantors) to help their spouses or cohabiting partners immigrate to Canada and live with guarantors. In the process of immigration treatment for many years, the most common type encountered by Pacific Jiada is husband and wife reunion, and it is difficult to apply for cohabitation because it is difficult to find enough evidence to meet the requirements of Canada for common law partners or husband and wife partnerships. The requirements for Canadian couples to reunite immigrants are very simple, and they do not require academic qualifications, work experience, language ability or financial proof. As long as the guarantor has the guarantee qualification and can prove that you are indeed a spouse, you can basically immigrate successfully. However, due to the emergence of many fake marriages, Canada's marriage immigration policy has been tightened, and the embassy has strengthened its review of the facts and purposes of marriage. As long as the immigration officer thinks that there is something wrong with the marriage, he can refuse the applicant's application. Therefore, it is not true that the application for marriage for the purpose of immigration is rejected. This is Canada's marriage immigration policy. Pacific Canada has more than 10 years of successful immigration experience, reminding reunion immigrants that if they want to successfully immigrate through reunion, they must work hard on materials. The application materials should be reasonable, targeted and avoid unnecessary complications, so that the immigration officer can feel your love and believe that you will live in Canada forever.