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Canadian citizens and permanent residents living in Canada, 18 years of age or older, may sponsor close relatives or family members including spouses, common-law/same-sex partners, conjugal partners who cannot live together and dependent children applying outside of Canada who want to become permanent residents of Canada.

Family Class Sponsorship **   Government of Canada Fee Schedule **
     
Recent Changes to the Spouse or Common Law Partner in Canada Class   Family Class Sponsorships, Appeals, and the Alternative Dispute Resolution Process
     
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Immigration Canada Sponsorship Rules Relaxed in Response to the Crisis in Lebanon   Parents and Grandparents Sponsorship Applications Under the Family Class
     


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Skilled Worker Immigration
Permanent residence for skilled workers. The point system and related issues. Employer sponsorship is not a requirement
Provincial Immigration Programs
Canada's provinces have their own provincial programs known as Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Business & Investor Immigration
Three programs offering permanent residence for persons with successful managerial experience and varying thresholds of personal net worth.
Sponsorship Immigration
A review of current sponsorship programs (permanent residence) promoting the reunion in Canada of close relatives from abroad

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