Temporary resident visas
Depending on their country of citizenship, your family members may need to apply for a泭(TRV, or entry visa) that allows them to travel to Canada. If your family members will泭accompany泭you to Canada, they can either apply at the same time as you or join you after you have arrived.
To ensure that your family members travelling without you are admitted to Canada as visitors for the length of your study permit, be sure to send them copies of your盎tudy permit,狼emporary Resident Visa(if you have one), and皰assport病or them to present to the authorities at the Canadian port of entry (airport or border crossing).泭
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Work permit for spouse/partner
If you are an international student bringing your spouse or partner with you to Canada, they may be eligible for an open work permit that will allow them to work on or off campus full-time while you study.
Study permits for dependents
A study permit specifically for dependent children of international students gives your child their own status in Canada. Dependent children are school-age children (19 years of age or younger).
Family invitation
If you have a family member or friend who wants to visit you from your home country (this includes to attend convocation), you will need to write a疹etter of invitation眩o enable them to apply for a眩emporary resident visa.