I'm currently in the process of sponsoring my wife to Canada (she is from the Ukraine). She has a twin brother I was wondering if I could bring him over here someday.
He has education as a carpenter (mostly working on furniture). He has worked at a carpenting furniture shop. He also unsuccessfully tried to open his own store. He was forced to leave his job, and now works Express Post and as a taxi driver.
He's currently 23 years old and married, and he has adopted his nephew (his younger half-sister's son) but he doesn't have legal paperwork for it yet.
He only knows Russian (I heard Trudeau has changed the policy of only bringing in people who speak english).
With that know, what are some ways you believe he can immigrate to Canada? Thank you
I feel sorry for him. He works 16 hours a day (sometimes 7 days a week), is trying to raise a child, his wife doesn't treat him well, and he eats very little.
He has education as a carpenter (mostly working on furniture). He has worked at a carpenting furniture shop. He also unsuccessfully tried to open his own store. He was forced to leave his job, and now works Express Post and as a taxi driver.
He's currently 23 years old and married, and he has adopted his nephew (his younger half-sister's son) but he doesn't have legal paperwork for it yet.
He only knows Russian (I heard Trudeau has changed the policy of only bringing in people who speak english).
With that know, what are some ways you believe he can immigrate to Canada? Thank you
I feel sorry for him. He works 16 hours a day (sometimes 7 days a week), is trying to raise a child, his wife doesn't treat him well, and he eats very little.