What does the concept of "Canadian kinship" of immigrants include? Does my cousin, my mother's cousin count? This person has become a Canadian citizen.

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Canadian definition of family members (definition of family members)

1. Family members or relatives

Aunt (aunt, aunt, aunt): parents' sister, parents' brother's wife; Uncle (uncle, uncle, uncle, uncle): the brother of parents, the husband of parents and sisters;

Brother: brother;

Child: children (regardless of age);

Cousin: Cousin, the child of your uncle or aunt;

Daughter: daughter;

Father: father;

Cousin: the child of an uncle or aunt;

Grandchild (grandson): the child's child;

Granddaughter: granddaughter, granddaughter;

Grandfather: Grandfather, Grandfather;

Grandma: grandma, grandma;

Grandparents: grandparents, grandparents;

Grandson: grandson, grandson;

Half-brother: Half-brother; Half-brother;

Half-step: half-step; Half-sisters;

Mother: mother;

Nephew: nephew, nephew;

Niece: niece, niece;

Parents: parents;

Second cousins: distant cousins (second cousins, second generation brothers and sisters) and children of parents' cousins (generally not meeting the guarantee conditions);

Sister: sister;

Son: son;

2. The relative step size of the same level.

Because of the relationship established after parents remarried, there is no direct relationship between steprelatives (steprelatives refer to the relationship that parents remarried instead of being born).

Stepbrother: Not a biological brother, but his father (mother) married your mother (father);

Stepsister: not a biological sister, but her father (mother) married your mother (father);

Stepcousin: the stepchild of an uncle or aunt, or the child of a stepaunt or stepuncle;

Stepdaughter: Stepdaughter, the daughter of your spouse and his ex-spouse;

Stepson: stepson;

Stepfather: Stepfather, married to your mother but not your biological father;

Stepmother: Stepmother;

Stepgranddaughter: Stepgranddaughter;

Stepgrandfather: Stepgrandfather;

Stepgrandmother: stepfather's name;

Stepgrandson: Stepgrandson;

Stepaunt: the stepbrother of parents or the husband of stepaunt of parents;

Stepuncle: the wife of a parent's stepsister or a parent's stepbrother;

Stepnephew: the stepson of your (or your spouse's) brother or sister, or the son of your (or your spouse's) stepbrother or stepsister;

Stepniece: the stepdaughter of your (or your spouse's) brother or sister, or the daughter of your (or your spouse's) stepbrother or stepsister;

3. in-laws: in-laws (in-laws who are not related by blood)

Brother-in-law: brother-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, brother-in-law, brother-in-law (spouse's brother, sister's husband, spouse's sister's husband);

Father-in-law: father-in-law, father-in-law (spouse's father);

Mother-in-law: mother-in-law, mother-in-law (spouse's mother);

Sister-in-law: aunt, sister-in-law, aunt (spouse's sister, brother's wife, spouse's brother's sister);

4. Other family relationships.

Cohabitation partner: Cohabitation partner or cohabiting partner refers to the same sex or opposite sex who have lived together for at least one year in a cohabitation relationship; This relationship is recognized as a de facto marriage in Canada, but it is not a legal marriage, which China does not recognize;

Spouse: Spouse, a relationship established through marriage. Husband and wife can be of the same sex or of the opposite sex. Canada recognizes same-sex marriage, but China does not;