A.Bring Your Adopted Child to Canada

To bring your adopted child to Canada, you’ll navigate two key processes: adoption and immigration. Here’s the core information you need:

Sponsorship Application: You must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, live in Canada, and be at least 18 years old to sponsor an adopted child from another country. Ensure you meet these requirements, as exceptions apply.

Intercountry Adoption: This process hinges on the child’s home country laws, with adoption either completed outside or within Canada. The key is to ensure the child’s best interests are met, not just their Canadian permanent resident status.

Sponsoring More Than One Child: Each adopted child requires a separate sponsorship application.

Bringing your adopted child to Canada is a meaningful journey that involves specific guidelines and requirements.

 

B. Sponsoring Specific Relatives to Canada

While most people think of spousal and parental sponsorships, there’s another lesser-known class: sponsoring specific relatives.

However, this option is only available in very particular scenarios.
When it comes to sponsoring specific relatives to Canada, you can rely on the expertise of Segue Immigration and Tours Ltd . to guide you through the intricate process.

Orphaned Siblings, Nephews, Nieces, or Grandchildren: If you aim to sponsor an orphaned sibling, nephew, niece, or grandchild, Segue Immigration and Tours Ltd . will ensure you meet the required conditions:

• They must be related to you by blood or adoption.
• Both of their parents should have passed away.
• They must be under 18 years of age.
• They must be single, not in a common-law or conjugal relationship.

Other Relatives: You can also sponsor other relatives related by blood or adoption, regardless of their age. Segue Immigration and Tours Ltd . will assist you through the following conditions:

• You must not have any other living relative who fits into categories such as a spouse, common-law partner, parent, or grandparent that you could sponsor.
• The relative you wish to sponsor shouldn’t have any other Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or registered Indian relative in the same categories as mentioned above.

 

Sponsoring specific relatives is only applicable in exceptional circumstances.