Grandparents and parents
Parents and grandparents can be potentially sponsored by any citizen of Canada or a permanent resident. To sponsor either of them you are required to meet a set minimum income and be prepared to cater for your relatives needs for a period not less than 20 years. The income requirement is can be assessed by accommodating the income of both a common-law partner or a spouse.
The humanitarian and refugee class in Canada has been considered a haven for asylum seekers and refugees. Asylum seekers look for an escape from disasters, persecutions, and war in their countries of birth.
Canada offers three main categories to access their country as a humanitarian class immigrant or as a refugee.
Resettled refugees
All refugees assisted by the federal government are referred through the UN high commission for refugees via IRCC. The referrals allows refugees to be brought to Canada where they will be supported by the government for twelve months.
Privately sponsored refugees are allowed in the country through a non-governmental sponsorships. Most of the sponsors are NGOs, faith groups or groups of people that work in unison to resettle refugees in their communities for different reasons. Private sponsors can support immigrants for twelve months. Refugees that are referred through the blended visa office are a combination of the first two categories. Upon arrival to the country, they are supported by the government for a half an year and also by other private entities.
Asylum claimants in Canada
Individuals seeking asylum in Canada are allowed to submit a claim for refugee status after landing in the country. Refugees that are allowed in the country must be proven by the Refugee Board of Canada and The Refugee Protection Division and will acquire permanent residence. Immigrants that use compassionate and humanitarian grounds can apply for permanent residency in situations where they would are legally eligible are allowed.
The IRCC will evaluate how well immigrants are settled when the application is submitted. Additionally, they will also consider other factors like any dependents, family ties, and repercussions id they were to emigrate back to their original nations. This pathway is used less often and is reserved for cases that are considered exceptional.
Conclusion
When immigrating to Canada, it is wise to know which category to apply. Whether you are an individual looking to support a family, are a skilled worker, or seeking refugee status, understanding the essentials will save you money. time, and stress on your journey to Canada.
