Canadian family reunion immigration policy: no proof of language ability is required, the approval process is efficient and convenient, and you can directly obtain permanent Canadian resident status.

Canadian residents and their children can apply for family reunion immigration if they already have a maple leaf card or Canadian passport. This immigration category does not require language or education requirements, nor does it require management experience or investment funds, and can directly obtain a maple leaf card. In Canada, if one or both parents are Canadian citizens or hold permanent resident status, children can attend public schools for free from the age of 5 to 6 until they are 16 to 18, and there is no need to pay tuition fees from primary school to high school. In addition, teenagers under the age of 18 are also eligible to receive Canadian milk gold. Canadian citizens and permanent residents can also enjoy free public health services provided by the country. If they have lived in Canada for 10 years and are over 65 years old, they can also apply for pensions. These benefits cover all stages from birth to old age.

Advantages of Canadian reunion immigration program

①No language requirements

② Quick approval, get the maple leaf card in one step

③High welfare benefits, first-class education platform, high-quality living standards

Application conditions for reunion immigration for all Canadians

⑴ The guarantor is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is over 18 years of age;

⑵The relationship between the guarantor and the applicant is a legal spouse/cohabitation partner/children;

The guarantor has sufficient financial strength and can provide the applicant with necessary living support, thereby ensuring that the applicant will not seek help from the government.

Guaranteed relatives include:

1)Spouse or cohabitation partner

2) Unmarried children under the age of 22

FAQs about reunion immigration for all Canadians

⑴ Can children born in the previous marriage or adopted children accompany you?

Of course, you only need to present the corresponding birth certificate or kinship certificate (however, the requirement for being under 22 years old and unmarried is still required).

⑵Do children born in Canada directly obtain citizenship?

Yes.

⑶If the applicant does not accompany his ex-spouse’s children, do you need to apply?

must. Applicants must submit relevant information about all children, including information about children born under the current marital status and past marriages, regardless of whether they are in the same place.