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Home Sectors Hospitality & Travel

Canada, unlike the UK announces policy for applicants to bring their families 

Ngozi Ekugo by Ngozi Ekugo
May 27, 2023
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  • Canada announced a new policy that will facilitate the approval of family reunification for study applicants
  • The new system will make it easier for spouses, children, and parents of recent immigrants to relocate to Canada.
  • The process will take less than 30 days by utilizing cutting-edge technology and analytics.

A few days after the UK government barred students from Nigeria and other foreign countries on study visas from bringing their families into the country, the Canadian government on Friday announced a new policy to expedite the approval of family reunification applications.

Sean Fraser, Canada’s minister of immigration, announced the news and said that the country had implemented new measures to support family reunification.

According to reports, the new system will make it easier for spouses, children, and parents of recent immigrants to relocate to Canada.

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He added that 98% of spouse and child applications for temporary residence visas (TRV) had been approved well in advance.

The new policy, according to the minister of immigration, processes requests for TRV for family members of citizens and permanent residents in less than 30 days by utilizing cutting-edge technology and analytics.

The program in more details

The new policy announced states that the  new programme will grant open work permits to the spouse of applicants and their defendant children, regardless of whether they applied under the Family class as an overseas applicant, or as an applicant for a spouse or common-law partner in Canada.

The new measures listed

The new measures include:

  • Faster temporary resident visa (TRV) processing times for spousal applicants
  • New and dedicated processing tools for spousal TRV applicants
  • A new open work permit for spousal and family class applicants
  • Open work permit extensions for open work permit holders expiring between August 1st and the end of 2023

Different from the British policy

The new policy from Canada is quite unlike the new one announced by the British government on Tuesday to reduce migration.

The policy from the UK stipulated that Nigerians and other foreign citizens with study visas to the United Kingdom would no longer be allowed to bring in their families from January 2024.

Unfortunately, this means that only a small percentage of international students who go to the UK to study will be permitted to bring their partners or children with them starting in January of next year. PhD applicants will be given special consideration.


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Ngozi Ekugo

Ngozi Ekugo

A high-performing labour market analyst/ talent acquisition specialist providing research on labor availability, labour migration, workplace trends and career development opportunities. Having worked across various sectors such as the recruitment, consulting, investment banking (Goldman Sachs) and the media, both in Nigeria and the United Kingdom, I possess a unique blend of competencies and experience to thrive in any industry.

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Comments 2

  1. Bobby robert says:
    May 28, 2023 at 1:52 am

    Make a lot of sense pls how can I enroll for the visa

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  2. Chibuikem Chibuchi Nkechi says:
    May 28, 2023 at 11:22 am

    I want to relocate to Canada

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