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Inland and outland sponsorship affect travel, status and work-permit planning. Use the relationship evidence and document checklist before choosing the stream.
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Identify the exact stream first — spousal, partner, dependent child, or parents and grandparents — because eligibility, income requirements and processing differ. Check that the sponsor is eligible at all before building the relationship evidence.
Relationship evidence is the file. Gather the timeline of the relationship, communication, shared finances, photographs and third-party statements that show the relationship as genuine and continuing.
Ask what the sponsorship undertaking commits you to, how inland and outland differ for travel and work, and what happens if the relationship evidence is thin.
Always confirm the current requirements on the official source before acting. This guide is general information, not advice on your file.
Keep reading
Each guide covers one decision. Read the one that matches your current question, then bring the rest to a consultation.
01The Super Visa can be an alternative to permanent-residence sponsorship for some families. Compare invitation, income, insurance and stay requirements.
Read article02PGP intake and invitation rules can change. Compare the current program with Super Visa planning and verify the latest IRCC instructions.
Read article03A CRS score is only useful when you understand which facts produce it. Review language, education, work experience, age, spouse factors and nomination points in a clear order.
Read articleBring this guide, your questions and your timeline to a focused consultation with a licensed Canadian immigration team.
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