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When planning to reunite with your parents or grandparents in Canada, it’s essential to understand the different immigration and visa options available. Each program under the Family Class category has distinct requirements, benefits, and timelines. This page helps you compare the three primary options: Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship, Super Visa, and Visitor Visa, so you can choose the most suitable path based on your goals and circumstances.
- Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship (PR)
This permanent residency option allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents or grandparents to become permanent residents of Canada. It requires meeting specific income requirements and a formal commitment to financially support the sponsored relatives for 20 years. The program is popular but limited by annual intake caps and a lottery-based invitation system. For full eligibility details, visit our Sponsorship Program (PR) page. - Super Visa
Ideal for long-term visits, the Super Visa allows parents and grandparents to stay in Canada for up to five years per entry, with multiple entries permitted over a 10-year validity period. It requires proof of financial support, private medical insurance, and an immigration medical exam. This option is well-suited for families seeking extended stays without waiting for permanent residence. More information is available on our Super Visa page. - Visitor Visa
For shorter visits (up to six months), the Visitor Visa offers a simpler and more accessible way for parents and grandparents to come to Canada temporarily. This option is often used for family events, holidays, or caregiving. While extensions are possible, it doesn’t offer the same benefits as the Super Visa or permanent residency. Learn more on our Visitor Visa page.
If you’re unsure which path aligns with your family’s needs, we recommend exploring the broader Parents/Grandparents and Family Class pages for additional guidance.
Book a consultation with RightWay Canada to compare these options with expert insight. We’ll help you assess your eligibility, gather documentation, and choose the best program to bring your parents or grandparents to Canada—permanently or temporarily.
