Canada Dependent Visa

Y-Axis Overseas Careers can provide you with the end-to-end support for your Canada-dependent visa process.

Our experienced consultants will help you with:

• Checklist for visa documents
• Assistance with application processing
• Forms, documentation, and filing
• Updates and follow-up
• Relocation and post-landing support in Canada.

The official Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website provides the best resources for understanding the Canadian dependent visa requirements and is the ultimate source of information for all Canadian immigration details.

Y-Axis Overseas Careers can assist you with the below-listed Canada Dependent visa requirements:

• Passports
• Photographs
• Biometrics receipts
• Completed visa application forms
• Fee payment receipts.
• Need for proof of the relationship between the sponsor
• Sponsor's financial proof

Y-Axis Overseas Careers can assist you in gathering the documents needed. We offer support for the Canadian Dependent Visa application. We guide applicants in preparing their paperwork to ensure alignment with IRCC standards. This guidance includes:

• Gathering documents like valid passports, current photos, biometrics receipts, filled-out application forms, and proof of visa fee payment.
• Preparing proof of relationship, such as marriage certificates, wedding photos, joint bank statements, and other supporting documents.
• Compiling the sponsor's financial records, such as income tax returns, salary slips, and bank statements, to support the application.

Yes, it is highly recommended that you get a professional review of your Canada Dependent Visa before submitting. Registered Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs), such as Y-Axis, can thoroughly review your application to ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with the latest IRCC requirements. Our expert staff can help you avoid common mistakes related to dependent visa applications.

We ensure that all forms are filled out correctly and that all supporting documentation complies with IRCC standards, lowering the chance of delays or denials. We carefully check key items like valid passports, pictures, biometrics receipts, completed application forms, and evidence of fee payment. We also check relationship proof, such as marriage licenses, wedding photos, shared financial records, and the sponsor's financial proof, such as income tax returns, pay stubs, and bank statements.

Y-Axis offers legal advice regarding Canadian dependent visa sponsorship. We specialise in Canadian immigration law and are authorized to represent clients and provide advice regarding sponsorship applications. We have undergone specific training and are regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). Our expert team offers a reliable legal advice regarding sponsorship for Canadian dependent visas. We understand your specific situation, explain your obligations and rights, and guide you through the IRCC sponsorship criteria.

Y-Axis can help you with the sponsorship process for a Canada Dependent visa. Our support covers every stage, from confirming your eligibility as a sponsor to carefully preparing your documents to align with IRCC standards. We work with registered Canada immigration experts to offer legal advice, keeping your application on course. We ensure all required documentation, such as proof of relationship and financial records, is complete and accurate.

Y-Axis assists you with the financial aspects of sponsoring a dependent for a Canadian Visa. We are trained to assess your financial situation and determine if you meet Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada's (IRCC) specific income requirements. At Y-Axis, our expert team guides you through each step of your financial aspects. Our team can guide you with the income requirements, such as proof of funds etc.

Y-Axis can help clarify the IRCC's spousal, common-law partner, or dependent child sponsorships criteria. We specialize in Canadian immigration and can carefully assess your profile and determine whether the relationship qualifies for a Canada Dependent visa.

Our expert team also helps compile documentation such as marriage certificates, shared financial records, photos, and communication records. With guidance from expert advisors at Y-Axis, you can ensure your documents meet Canadian immigration standards, improving your chances of approval.

Under Canadian immigration laws, a dependent over 22 cannot usually be considered a dependent child. However, there are certain exceptions, such as:

• Full-time Student: If the person has been enrolled in school full-time without interruption since age 22 and still needs your financial support.
• Medical Condition: If the person has a physical or mental health problem that makes them rely on you for money, no matter their age.

Y-Axis can help you understand the eligibility requirements for a Spouse Open Work Permit (SOWP) in Canada. We specialize in Canadian immigration law and procedures. Our expert team can help you understand open work permit eligibility for a spouse applying for a Canadian dependent visa.  We will review your case, explain the IRCC rules clearly, and help you prepare your application. Whether in Canada as a worker, student, or on another visa, we will ensure that you meet all the requirements and have the correct documents. With our help, you can better understand the eligibility and requirements for a Canadian Dependent visa.

To be eligible for a Dependent visa in Canada, you must meet the following criteria:

Eligibility criteria for a sponsor:

• Must be at least 18 years of age
• Be a Canada PR holder or a Canadian citizen
• Must physically be present in Canada at the time of application
• Have sufficient funds to support your sponsored family member
• Proof of a genuine relationship with the sponsored family member

Eligibility criteria for a Dependent:

• Above 18 years of age
• Submit proof of genuine relationship with the Canadian citizen or PR holder
• Dependent children must be under 22 years of age

You may sponsor your 25-year-old son to Canada under certain circumstances. To sponsor your 25-year-old son to Canada, you will be required to fulfill certain requirements, including:

• Submit proof that your son has been financially dependent on you since before turning 22.
• Evidence that the son has a physical or mental condition and cannot support himself
• The son must not be in a common-law relationship or married

You must have sufficient proof of funds when applying for a Canada dependent visa. The money required for a dependent visa in Canada depends on the number of family members and the visa application type.

Canada offers a family sponsorship program allowing PR holders and Canadian citizens to sponsor spouses, partners, and dependent children for permanent residency. With the Canada dependent visa, you can sponsor your spouse, partner, conjugal partner, common-law partner, etc.

IELTS is not mandatory for Canada Dependent Visa. Nevertheless, they can incur some extra points to the primary applicant if they apply along with them. This is if the dependent scores 6 or plus bands in IELTS. This ultimately boosts the profile of the primary applicant and increases the chances of obtaining the Canada PR Visa.

Yes, Dependents are permitted to work in Canada. They need to have an Open Work Permit for this. It will allow them to work full-time anywhere any Canada without any curbs. They can reside and work in any part of the nation excluding Quebec.

The only way to obtain this Permit is after arrival in Canada. They must then obtain their Work or Study Visa at the earliest. The sponsor can file for their Open work Permit only if they have a valid Canada Visa.

Yes, you can sponsor your parents to Canada if:

• Your age is at least 18 years
• You reside in Canada
• You are a Canada PR holder/Citizen/ individual registered in Canada as an Indian as per the Canadian Indian Act
• You have adequate funds to sponsor your parents to Canada
• You must be able to offer your proof of income to prove that you have adequate funds

Yes, you can invite your parents to Canada through the Super Visa. They can come and settle with you in Canada if you are a Canada PR holder/Citizen. You must prove your relationship with your parents to the IRCC to be eligible to apply for this Visa.

It should take roughly 3 months after submission of all the paperwork to examine your application and grant a Work Dependent Visa. It is more or less waiting for the Visa to be stamped on the Passport.

In order to apply for a visa for your spouse or conjugal partner you and your partner must be 18 years or above.

Your partner must be a member of the family class, otherwise you will not be able to sponsor them. You must be a citizen, permanent resident, or have a work permit to sponsor your spouse.

You must have a genuine relationship with your spouse which was not entered into just for the permanent resident status. The duration of your relationship must be at least a year old.

The Canadian government has removed the Canadian Spousal Visa rule which required the sponsored spouse to stay in Canada for a minimum of two years.

The family reunification time is now reduced to 12 months. There is one common application package for all types of sponsorship visas.

The document checklist for the visa application has now become more specific and personal based on whom the application is for. You can choose the most relevant checklist from the four checklists to decide on which form you will need to submit.

Dependents are permitted to work in Canada. They’ll need an Open Work Permit for this. They will have complete freedom to work full-time in any area of Canada. Except for Quebec, they are free to live and work wherever in the country.

This Permit is only available once they have arrived in Canada. Then, as quickly as possible, they must apply for a Work or Study Visa. Only an Open Work Permit can be applied for by a sponsor with a valid Canada visa.

It should take roughly 3 months after submission of all the paperwork to examine your application and grant a Work Dependent Visa. It is more or less waiting for the Visa to be stamped on the Passport.