Among immigration with their own guarantees, many are familiar with the guarantee plans of spouses, children and even parents, but few know how to guarantee how to ensure immigration methods for other members of the family, such as siblings, nieces, nieces and nieces, Even some domestic parts have people who are willing to immigrate to Canada and have special circumstances that don't know whether they can guarantee them when making plans. In fact, Canadian citizens aged 18 and older are eligible to ensure that their family or relatives who are not adopted by blood will receive a maple leaf card, but the conditions are relatively strict.

Whether the guarantee can be guaranteed depends on the guarantor or the guarantor. As long as the conditions of either party are met, a guarantee can be formulated.

For the conditions of the guarantor, such as brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces or grandchildren, the IRCC stipulates that they can guarantee that they can come to Canada if they meet all of the following conditions:

If the Guarantor meets any of the following circumstances, there is no guarantee that:

If the assessment is based on the guarantor's conditions, two of the following conditions must be met:

The above-mentioned guarantor can even provide guarantees for relatives who have not been adopted by blood, but if the guarantor has a spouse, partner or dependent child, it needs to be included in the same guarantor application.

It can be seen that these relatives or people without blood relationships have relatively strict conditions, and for people in certain special circumstances, they are almost just provisions of the bill. However, no matter who is guaranteed, the IRCC requires the guarantor to have the corresponding "financial resources" to provide materials such as proof of income to ensure that the guarantor can live a normal life after coming to Canada.