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SPOUSE VISA
SPOUSE VISA
One of the two types of visas given by Canadian Immigration is a spouse visa. Unlike other forms of visa, which are temporary residents, the Canadian spouse visa is a Permanent Resident Visa. The Canadian Spouse Visa is available to citizens who are married to Canadian citizens or Canadian permanent residents. Those who were given the visa could reside and work in Canada. The spouses of the candidates for this sort of visa must sponsor them. It is possible to apply for sponsorship whether the person being petitioned lives inside or outside of Canada.
ELIGIBILITY
In order to sponsor an application for a Canadian Spouse Visa, you must:
- Be a citizen of Canada or a permanent residence
- Be at least 18 years old, be willing to sign a written agreement with the Government of Canada or Quebec,
- Be able to support his or her spouse's basic needs for a set period of time, and not be in default on a court-ordered support order, bankrupt, in prison, charged with a serious offence, or be under a removal order (if a permanent resident)
ELIGIBILITY
In order to sponsor an application for a Canadian Spouse Visa, you must:
- Be a citizen of Canada or a permanent residence
- Be at least 18 years old, be willing to sign a written agreement with the Government of Canada or Quebec,
- Be able to support his or her spouse's basic needs for a set period of time, and not be in default on a court-ordered support order, bankrupt, in prison, charged with a serious offence, or be under a removal order (if a permanent resident)
FAQ
To sponsor your spouse for immigration to Canada, there is no such income criterion. It is a prevalent myth that you must meet a certain level of income before you may sponsor your spouse for immigration to Canada.
No, a medical exam and a police check are not necessary upfront. Instead, they are requested 1-2 months after your Canada visa application has been submitted.
The application for a spouse visa to Canada does not require IELTS.
You must have a co-sponsor if you do not receive regular income or are unemployed. You can sponsor your spouse without a co-sponsor if you have enough assets to do so and satisfy the affidavit of support standards.
