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Can I Apply for a Super Visa for Mother & Brother?
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ForumUser Posts: 541
Posted On: 7/20/2017
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Hello,
I have a PR card.
Can I apply for a supervisa for my mother and brother on my own if I am married or does my spouse need to be on the application as well?
I would like to apply for my mother living back home and my 16 year old brother as well. I just want to understand some of the rules and regulations before applying.
Also, on the Supervisa website, it mentions that for 1 applicant the minimum yearly income is around 25k. However, I never worked in Canada as my parents still financially support me from back home. But I have these funds available in my bank account.
Thank you,
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PMM Posts: 661
Posted On: 7/20/2017
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Hi
ForumUser wrote:
Hello,
I have a PR card.
Can I apply for a supervisa for my mother and brother on my own if I am married or does my spouse need to be on the application as well?
I would like to apply for my mother living back home and my 16 year old brother as well. I just want to understand some of the rules and regulations before applying.
Also, on the Supervisa website, it mentions that for 1 applicant the minimum yearly income is around 25k. However, I never worked in Canada as my parents still financially support me from back home. But I have these funds available in my bank account.
Thank you,
1, You spouse has to co-sign, and you and your spouse's income must meet the Low Income cutoff, you need income from Canadian sources, savings aren't sufficient.
2. Your brother can't be included in the super visa, only your mother and her spouse.
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