North Macedonia to Canada Spousal Sponsorship
Last updated: January, 2026
If you’re sponsoring a spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner from North Macedonia, IRCC requires the standard sponsorship forms plus one country-specific form related to military service. Other than this, there are no special document rules for this country.
Our Canadian Immigration Consultants assisted numerous clients from North Macedonia. This experience helps ensure applications are prepared clearly and in line with IRCC requirements, reducing avoidable delays. For more information, you can read our detailed guide on the Spousal Sponsorship Program, review our fees, and book an appointment for more personalized guidance based on your situation.
Country-Specific Documents
Additional forms for residents
For North Macedonia, the following country-specific form may be required:
- Details of Military Service (IMM 5546)
- Required only if the principal applicant served in the military:
- between 1991 and 1995, or
- in 1999
- The applicant must submit:
- a completed IMM 5546 form, and
- a copy of all pages of the military booklet, including blank pages.
- Required only if the principal applicant served in the military:
- Supplementary Information – Your Travels (IMM 5562)
- Required only if applicable, based on the principal applicant’s travel history.
- Must be completed by the principal applicant and any family members aged 18 or older if requested in the application checklist.
No other North Macedonia–specific forms are required.
Document Instructions
IRCC has no special document instructions for North Macedonia.
All required civil documents (birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce documents, etc.) must:
- be complete and legible copies, and
match the information provided in all application forms.
Translation Requirements
Documents issued in Macedonian or any language other than English or French must include:
- a copy of the original document, and
- a certified translation that meets IRCC standards.
Names, dates, and personal details must be consistent across all forms and documents.
