Student visa and sponsorship from my bf

[Barbara2]

Hello,
I am 25 yo,
I would like to know please
I wanna move in with my bf
I currently doesn’t have a degree
So considering the student visa,
1 what’s the process for a student visa?
2 we both getting a social assistance therefore how the sponsorship gonna be applying?
Thanks

 

[k.h.p.]

If your boyfriend, who I assume is a citizen, is on social assistance for any reason other than disability, he cannot apply to sponsor you as a spouse. You would need to be married, and so forth.

If you're asking how your boyfriend could sponsor you for a study visa - he can't, unless you're talking about him financially sponsoring you, but that would raise serious questions about your ability to pay for your studies and time in Canada and likely lead to a rejection.

 

[Barbara2]

If your boyfriend, who I assume is a citizen, is on social assistance for any reason other than disability, he cannot apply to sponsor you as a spouse. You would need to be married, and so forth.

If you're asking how your boyfriend could sponsor you for a study visa - he can't, unless you're talking about him financially sponsoring you, but that would raise serious questions about your ability to pay for your studies and time in Canada and likely lead to a rejection.

First, thx for your reply
On what terms he can sponsor me?
I have a disability & he gets social support.
And about study visa ,
I am asking what’s the process as a another question but you know am thinking about the future I wanna live with him, I study & then what we do.
Thx

 

[k.h.p.]

Is he a citizen of Canada? He can apply to sponsor you as a spouse if you two are spouses (married, common-law, conjugal partners separated by immigration barrier): https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ship/spouse-partner-children/eligibility.html

For a study visa, you get admitted to a Canadian school, get a letter of confirmation of admission, and you apply for a study permit. You need to demonstrate that the course makes sense for you, that you have the funds to pay for it and your living expenses (more than $10,000 CAD), and will leave Canada once you have completed your studies.

While it's very sad to say, if he is on social assistance for any reason other than disability, he will not be able to sponsor you as a spouse until he is off social assistance. You will need to qualify for immigration to Canada on your own, and sadly, there is no immigration stream for persons with a disability. You would need to qualify for economic immigration, or get a job after a study permit via a PGWP and stay in Canada long enough to apply for a PR.

 

[Barbara2]

Is he a citizen of Canada? He can apply to sponsor you as a spouse if you two are spouses (married, common-law, conjugal partners separated by immigration barrier): https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ship/spouse-partner-children/eligibility.html

For a study visa, you get admitted to a Canadian school, get a letter of confirmation of admission, and you apply for a study permit. You need to demonstrate that the course makes sense for you, that you have the funds to pay for it and your living expenses (more than $10,000 CAD), and will leave Canada once you have completed your studies.

While it's very sad to say, if he is on social assistance for any reason other than disability, he will not be able to sponsor you as a spouse until he is off social assistance. You will need to qualify for immigration to Canada on your own, and sadly, there is no immigration stream for persons with a disability. You would need to qualify for economic immigration, or get a job after a study permit via a PGWP and stay in Canada long enough to apply for a PR.

You knows a lot
Thx so much
Am trying to get ways for weeks & you are the only one who was decent enough saying all
It’s my first post in this web tbh
Well
What’s long enough for them?

 

[Barbara2]

You knows a lot
Thx so much
Am trying to get ways for weeks & you are the only one who was decent enough saying all
It’s my first post in this web tbh
Well
What’s long enough for them?

And also what about when marriage then does he allow sponsorship me?

 

[k.h.p.]

And also what about when marriage then does he allow sponsorship me?

Like I said before, if he is on social assistance except for a disability, he cannot sponsor you. He's not eligible.

 

[k.h.p.]

You knows a lot
Thx so much
Am trying to get ways for weeks & you are the only one who was decent enough saying all
It’s my first post in this web tbh
Well
What’s long enough for them?

A little research goes a long way, and if I can help I'm happy to. "Long enough" means a number of years.

Try this tool: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/come-canada-tool.html

 

[Barbara2]

A little research goes a long way, and if I can help I'm happy to. "Long enough" means a number of years.

Try this tool: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/come-canada-tool.html

So whst would you do?
Thank you

 

[k.h.p.]

I can't answer that for you. Try that tool that I linked. It will tell you if you are eligible to apply for any of Canada's visas and immigration pathways. If you are not, you need to think about other ways to be together with your boyfriend. Or he needs to get off of social assistance (I know this is difficult) and marry you, and sponsor you that way.

 

[canuck78]

If you are receiving disability payments in your country that can also be an issue. For the sponsorship to be approved you need to show that he can support the both of you without any social assistance from Canada. If he has been on social assistance for a long time he should show that he has been employed for months before he starts the application process. For a student visa you will need to show you have access to 25K.

 

[Barbara2]

If you are receiving disability payments in your country that can also be an issue. For the sponsorship to be approved you need to show that he can support the both of you without any social assistance from Canada. If he has been on social assistance for a long time he should show that he has been employed for months before he starts the application process. For a student visa you will need to show you have access to 25K.

Hey thx may I please dm you?

 

[canuck78]

Hey thx may I please dm you?

Not an expert. Only answer question that others can provide feedback on as well.

 

[scylla]

Hello,
I am 25 yo,
I would like to know please
I wanna move in with my bf
I currently doesn’t have a degree
So considering the student visa,
1 what’s the process for a student visa?
2 we both getting a social assistance therefore how the sponsorship gonna be applying?
Thanks

If both of you are getting social assistance for disability reasons - then you should expect sponsorship is going to be a problem and will likely end in refusal. At least one of you needs to be working. Also, you cannot be sponsored until you are either married or have lived together for at least one full year.

To qualify for a study visa, you'll need to show a bank balance of at least $25,000 to show that you can pay for international student fees and cover your living costs.

 

[Barbara2]

If both of you are getting social assistance for disability reasons - then you should expect sponsorship is going to be a problem and will likely end in refusal. At least one of you needs to be working. Also, you cannot be sponsored until you are either married or have lived together for at least one full year.

To qualify for a study visa, you'll need to show a bank balance of at least $25,000 to show that you can pay for international student fees and cover your living costs.

Thx we are both working
So how it effects sponsorship ?