Can my family accompany me to Canada on student visa?

Yes, you may be able to bring your spouse or common-law partner, and dependent children, with you to Canada. They may be eligible for a study or work permit, or a visitor visa. You must submit their applications online when you apply for your study permit.

Can parents accompany students to Canada?

It may be possible for your family members to come live with you in Canada for the duration of your studies. In most cases, “family” includes spouses, common-law/conjugal partners, and dependent children. If your family members enter Canada without you, they may be admitted on visitor status for up to six months.

Can I bring my child with me on a student visa?

As a general rule non-EEA students coming to Ireland have no right to bring their family with them. Spouses, partners and children of non-EEA nationals can apply to enter and live in Ireland in their own right, but they cannot apply on the basis of their relationship to a non-EEA student.

Can I go to study in Canada with my kids?

Generally, minor children need to apply for a study permit from outside of Canada, if they want to go to study in Canada. However, a minor child can go to school without a study permit if: one parent (biological or adoptive) is permitted to study or work in Canada; or. neither parent is physically in Canada.

How can I get family ties for Canada visa?

it means that they require to tell them what type of family members you have in your country and in Canada. for family ties in your country, you have to name all, for example, 4 aunts, and two granma, 5 cousins, etc. same for Canada.

Can I bring my son to Canada?

You can bring family members with you to Canada if they were processed for permanent residence as your dependents. This includes: your spouse or common-law partner’s dependent child. a dependent child of a dependent child.

Are international students considered immigrants?

International students are defined as “non-immigrant” visitors who come to the United States temporarily to take classes or take online courses virtually from anywhere in the world. intends to stay in the US temporarily. does not have US citizenship or legal permanent resident status (a valid “green card”)

What is a stamp 1G visa?

Stamp 1G indicates you have finished your studies in Ireland and have permission to look for employment here under the Third Level Graduate Programme, subject to conditions.

How can I bring my parents to Canada permanently?

If you want your parents or grandparents to be able to move to Canada permanently, you can sponsor them for permanent residence. The parent and grandparent sponsorship program recently switched from a first-come, first-served application process to an invitation and random selection process.

Can I bring my family to Canada with Me on student visa?

Another option is for the student to wait until he/she has received a study permit, and then submit applications for his or her accompanying dependents. When applying for a study permit, information must be provided for all family members that will be accompanying the student to Canada.

Can my spouse and children come with me to Canada?

Your spouse or common-law partner and dependent children can come with you to Canada if: you and your family members meet the eligibility requirements of your program (for example, you meet the income requirement to sponsor your family members),

Can my spouse work in Canada if I am an international student?

In this way, not only can the spouses or partners of international students gain valuable Canadian work experience, but also can help support their families financially. Any person under the age of majority is considered to be a minor child. The age of majority varies by province.

Can a student apply for a student visa and dependent visa simultaneously?

One possible route is for the student and dependent family members to submit their visa applications concurrently. Another option is for the student to wait until he/she has received a study permit, and then submit applications for his or her accompanying dependents.