Advice needed - How can I re-unite ailing/ dying parents?

[canuck78]

No, the issue here is that the parents wants only PR and no TRV.

You suggested they apply to visit Canada

"Since your parents are the applicants for the PGP2019, they should be able apply to visit Canada as super visa holders. As visitors of Canada, they could have being looked after by you and your siblings. Why you didn't apply for their super visa? Staying in Canada can be extended."

Which is why I said visiting isn't an option if he can't pass the medical.

 

[steaky]

You suggested they apply to visit Canada

"Since your parents are the applicants for the PGP2019, they should be able apply to visit Canada as super visa holders. As visitors of Canada, they could have being looked after by you and your siblings. Why you didn't apply for their super visa? Staying in Canada can be extended."

Which is why I said visiting isn't an option if he can't pass the medical.

Whereas you or I suggested something, the OP can choose to do or not to do. OP's parents want to come to Canada as PR. Period.

 

[rang_canada]

Is your other brother in India. If so there will be the argument that he can care for them. Without knowing his medical history and the costs associated it is impossible for anyone to guess whether you have a chance of beating the procedural fairness letter. For example if he is on dialysis there would be minimal chances but in other situation there may be a better chance.

no one is in home country. I think we have a good case, my father is not on dialysis. I’ve even seen one case similar to ours won at the court. But that’s at appeals, too far down the road, hopefully IRCC will consider that ruling when process our case.