Lonely Canadian or other relatives

[Bhargav yo]

Hi, can I sponsor my 40 year old brother unmarried to Canada under this program if I’m permanent resident single during the whole process. My parents and grandparents are deceased. I only have one unmarried brother and married sister back home. I want to bring my unmarried brother here. Is it possible?

 

[scylla]

Hi, can I sponsor my 40 year old brother unmarried to Canada under this program if I’m permanent resident single during the whole process. My parents and grandparents are deceased. I only have one unmarried brother and married sister back home. I want to bring my unmarried brother here. Is it possible?

Yes, you can sponsor him provided you meet the income requirements.

 

[Bhargav yo]

Yes, you can sponsor him provided you meet the income requirements.

Thanks for your quick reply. However, you know by any chance what’s the processing time of these kind of applications?

 

[scylla]

Thanks for your quick reply. However, you know by any chance what’s the processing time of these kind of applications?

Around 3 years to the best of my knowledge.

 

[YVR123]

Hi, can I sponsor my 40 year old brother unmarried to Canada under this program if I’m permanent resident single during the whole process. My parents and grandparents are deceased. I only have one unmarried brother and married sister back home. I want to bring my unmarried brother here. Is it possible?

Are you married or in a common law relationship? (just saw that you are single. so that's ok)
Do you have any children?

Do you have any living relatives that are PRs or citizens of Canada?

If you are single and have no living relatives as notes above, then you can sponsor your brother. (the fact if he's single or not is not important)
As other member replies, you also need to meet income requirement and the application can take a while to process.

Here is the detail.
Sponsor your relatives: Who you can sponsor - Canada.ca

 

[Bhargav yo]

Are you married or in a common law relationship? (just saw that you are single. so that's ok)
Do you have any children?

Do you have any living relatives that are PRs or citizens of Canada?

If you are single and have no living relatives as notes above, then you can sponsor your brother. (the fact if he's single or not is not important)
As other member replies, you also need to meet income requirement and the application can take a while to process.

Here is the detail.
Sponsor your relatives: Who you can sponsor - Canada.ca

Hi, thanks I’m completely single with no intentions of getting married for next three years. I have no living relatives in this country only people I have left my siblings back home. I’ll make sure to meet the income requirements of this program. Thanks for your reply!!!!

 

[Bhargav yo]

Are you married or in a common law relationship? (just saw that you are single. so that's ok)
Do you have any children?

Do you have any living relatives that are PRs or citizens of Canada?

If you are single and have no living relatives as notes above, then you can sponsor your brother. (the fact if he's single or not is not important)
As other member replies, you also need to meet income requirement and the application can take a while to process.

Here is the detail.
Sponsor your relatives: Who you can sponsor - Canada.ca

Sorry I’m bit confused since I went through this blue link where point 1 says

• you (the person who wants to sponsor your relative) don'thave a living relative you could sponsor instead, such as a:
  • spouse
  • common-law partner
  • conjugal partner
  • son or daughter
  • parent
  • grandparent
  • orphaned brother or sister
  • orphaned nephew or niece
  • orphaned grandchild. Are they taking about living relatives in Canada or in general?
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[YVR123]

Sorry I’m bit confused since I went through this blue link where point 1 says

• you (the person who wants to sponsor your relative) don'thave a living relative you could sponsor instead, such as a:
  • spouse
  • common-law partner
  • conjugal partner
  • son or daughter
  • parent
  • grandparent
  • orphaned brother or sister
  • orphaned nephew or niece
  • orphaned grandchild. Are they taking about living relatives in Canada or in general?

Yes. You meet the requirement.
none of your siblings are "orphaned" (since they are all adults)
And you have no spouse or common-law partner since you are single
and you said you have no children and your parents and grandparents are all deceased.

So this list is for living relatives in general.

the other relatives part (uncle and aunts...etc. are for Canadian PR or citizen)

 

[Bhargav yo]

Yes. You meet the requirement.
none of your siblings are "orphaned" (since they are all adults)
And you have no spouse or common-law partner since you are single
and you said you have no children and your parents and grandparents are all deceased.

So this list is for living relatives in general.

the other relatives part (uncle and aunts...etc. are for Canadian PR or citizen)

Ok thanks now got your point because I was bit confused regarding orphaned siblings. I totally understood he’s over 18 and considered adult so that orphaned thing doesn’t apply to him. Good day !!!