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For your situation, the best approach is to apply for your brother, his wife, and their baby as one group family application, since they are a single household unit traveling together with the same itinerary and purpose. However, your sister and cousin should apply separately to avoid one weaker...

If you do support them financially (regular transfers, day-to-day expenses, or are covering the trip), selecting “Yes” is accurate. Even if they have fixed deposits, the fact that you’re their primary financial support qualifies as financial dependency. Their FD can still be shown as additional...

No, it won’t affect future sponsorship eligibility. Visitor visa refusals do not impact your ability to sponsor family members later, as long as you meet the eligibility requirements at the time of sponsorship, which includes: Being a PR living in Canada, and Meeting the 730-day RO in the...

I think you can get in touch with a super visa insurance provider and they can answer your question more precisely and have options for you. If you want, you can simply search "parent super visa" to reach out to them.