The Study Permit Sponsor Program enables international students to bring their family members to Canada during their studies. However, they must demonstrate to the visa officer that they intend to return to their home country once their studies are completed. International students may also submit a letter explaining the reasons for wanting their family members to accompany them. If family members are included, the sponsor must provide proof of additional funds to support their living expenses in Canada. This includes documentation showing sufficient resources for housing, food, and other necessities. In some cases, spouses of students may be eligible to apply for an open work permit, allowing them to work in Canada during the student’s program. Dependent children may also be able to enroll in Canadian schools without needing a separate study permit.
The minimum age required for an applicant to sponsor someone for a study permit in Canada is eighteen years old
Applicants must show they have sufficient financial support their family members, they need to show additional funds to support them as well.
The sponsor should have a legal status (citizenship or permanent residence) in their home country
Family members of international students need to show they will leave Canada after their authorized stay expires.
Family members need to provide necessary documents of their own to be eligible for the issuance of a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV)/study or work permit.
When applying for temporary residence in Canada, family members should provide documents to demonstrate their financial ability to support themselves during their stay.
© All Copyright 2024 Designed & Developed by Weboak Infotech