10/04/2023
HOW TO BRING YOUR FAMILY TO CANADA AS AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS?
Once your study permit is approved, your spouse, partner, or dependent children may be eligible for a visitor visa, work permit, or study permit and can accompany you to Canada.
When you come to Canada on a study permit, you can bring your spouse or common-law partner with you as a visitor. If you wish to enter Canada together, you must indicate on your study permit application that your spouse or partner will accompany you to Canada. Depending on your country of citizenship, your family members may require a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or eTA to enter Canada. In such a case, you must submit your visa application along with your study permit application. While in Canada on a Temporary Resident Visa or eTA, your spouse or partner cannot work or study in the country.
Ordinarily, visitors can stay in Canada for up to six months at a time. However, your spouse or partner will typically receive a TRV of the same duration as your study permit if you’re entering Canada together.
If your spouse or partner did not accompany you initially, you can still invite them to visit or stay with you after you arrive in Canada. In this case, they will be eligible for a six-month TRV. However, they may be able to get a visa that’s valid for the remaining duration of your study permit if they submit copies of your study permit, visa, and DLI enrollment letter with their application.
The visa officer will only approve your study permit application and your family’s visas if you can prove that you’ll be able to financially support your family in Canada. Ideally, you should bring enough money to cover your family’s living expenses for at least six months.
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