Under the Canadian Family Visa categories, close and extended family members are encouraged to reunite with their loved ones in Canada, through various different federal and provincial programs.
With a strong reunification policy and many advantages including excellent schooling options, subsidized health care, and employment benefits, Canada remains a destination of choice for families seeking to reunite in a peaceful and thriving country
The Spousal visa is a category of the Canadian family visa which allows legally married same-sex and opposite-sex partners to join their spouse in Canada.
The Common-Law Partner visa permits eligible same and opposite sex partners who have been living together to establish their home in Canada.
A Parental and Grand-parental visa is a category of the Canadian family visa which allows parents and grandparents to be sponsored by their Canadian children and grandchildren to live in Canada.
The Family-Based Provincial Nominee Visa allows Canadians living in Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan or Newfoundland & Labrador to sponsor their eligible relatives abroad for permanent residence.
The Dependent Child Visa is a category of the Canadian family visa which is given to children who wish to join with their Canadian parents.
The Conjugal Partner Visa is a category of the Canadian family visa which allows eligible same and opposite-sex partners who have not been living together to be reunited with their Canadian partners
The Remaining Relative visa is designed to reunite applicants with their extended relatives in Canada, who has no living close family relatives in Canada or abroad.
The Parent and Grandparent Super Visa allow close relatives to join their Canadian members in Canada for up to 2 years at a time for up to 10 years.