FAMILY CLASS

Canada understands the value of family members and wants to keep and bring families together. Family class immigration category allows the different types of spousal sponsorships, parents and grandparents' sponsorship, dependent and adopted children, and under specific circumstances, other relatives through various programs.

SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP

The Canadian spousal sponsorship program allows Canadian citizens and permanent residence to sponsor their spouse, conjugal partner and common- law partner for permanent residency of Canada. They can sponsor their spouse inside and from outside Canada. Both you and your spouse should be eligible for spousal sponsorship. So, you can contact us before sponsoring your spouse for expert advice and proper application process.

Parent & Grandparents Permanent residency

Canadian citizens and permanent residents are eligible to sponsor their parents and grandparents and their dependent children to immigrate to Canada. Parents and grandparents approved under this program receive Canadian permanent residence and may eventually be able to apply for Canadian citizenship. So, at colors immigration we can help you to understand all process and requirements of parents and grandparent's program. We will submit your application in professional way.

ORPHAN AND ADOPTED CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 18, SIBLING, NIECE OR NEPHEW, OR GRANDCHILD OF SPONSOR

You may sponsor your intended family member for permanent status provided you meet the other rigorous requirements.

ONE RELATIVE*

This is a very unique case where you can sponsor any one relative provided if you have no other member of the family class who is a Canadian citizen or member of the First Nations or permanent resident or who can be sponsored.

Dependent Children

To be eligible for sponsorship, children must meet the definition of a dependent child. Whether they are the biological or adopted child of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, a child is considered to be a dependent if they are not married or in a common-law relationship and are under the age of 22.