Our experience for your marriage visa case
The official name of the Green Card is the United States Permanent Resident Card. What exactly is it? It is a form of identification that confirms the residence in the United States of a person who is not a citizen, but has the same rights as he or she does. The only exception is the […]
The Family Sponsorship Program is for Canadian citizens and permanent residents who have relatives in other countries of the world and want to help them come to Canada permanently. Thus, Family Sponsorship is a family reunion program that is very important to many Canadians. In this case, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident sponsors their […]
Categories: – Investors – Entrepreneurs – Start-UP pilot program – Self-employed persons in the following fields – Culture – Sports – Farm management (with possibility of purchase) Each of the categories has its own characteristics and separate requirements. They are not specific to or applicable to the Province of Quebec – the Province of Quebec […]
People who are permanent residents of Canada, but not citizens of Canada and currently residing outside of Canada, cannot sponsor their spouses. Therefore, they can only begin processing their spousal sponsorship for immigration through marriage while they are within Canada. Restrictions on who cannot sponsor their foreign partner: – The sponsor’s imprisonment – Declaring bankruptcy […]
Another significant amendment to the immigration legislation was introduced in October 2012 regarding conditional sponsored spouse permanent residency. It was enacted to both enhance the protections afforded to Canadians whose good feelings are often abused in order to seek permanent residency in Canada, and to prevent the use of marital sponsorship for sham marriages in […]
An important factor in determining whether a Canadian family sponsorship is likely is not so much the legality of the marriage in the country of origin, but rather the recognition of the union in Canada. For example, arranged marriages or polygamy do not fall under the definition of family sponsorship. A spouse may be sponsored […]
Family sponsorship: immigration to Canada of relatives. Family class of immigrants. Family class (family sponsorship) Under the Canadian law, any Canadian resident, national or permanent resident, who is at least 18 years old, can provide sponsorship for their close relatives to obtain an immigrant visa to Canada. A mandatory requirement is that the sponsor must […]
List of documents: From a Canadian citizen: ✅ ID document confirming status in Canada ✅ Proof of dissolution of past marriages, if applicable ✅ Letter from current employer (indicating number of hours worked per week) ✅ Documents issued by the Internal Revenue Service of Canada: Notice of Assessment – NOA, showing total annual income OR […]
Can I get married on a student visa? You can get married in Canada on a student visa. You must follow the rules governing marriage in the province where you live. The main requirement is the age limit, which is 18 in some provinces and 18 in others. Once you reach this age, you can […]
Girls who intend to get married but live in different countries with their lover need to obtain a special visa sticker. Let’s look in detail at how a fiancée visa for marriage in Canada is processed. You can take the test and find out if it’s right for you here. How to get a fiancée […]
