What are my responsibilities to the Canadian government with regard to the person I am sponsoring from Cuba?
You must provide financial support for your spouse for three years from the day they become a permanent resident. This means that from the day they become landed permanent residents in Canada, you are responsible for him or her financially. Also, if your spouse has dependents, you must provide financial support for every dependent child for 10 years, or until the child turns 25. What is a permanent resident of Canada? A permanent resident of Canada is a person who lives in Canada for at least two out of every five years. Permanent residents have the right to receive social benefits that Canadian citizens receive, including health care insurance. Permanent residents are free to live, work or study anywhere in Canada. They may apply for Canadian citizenship once they have met the requirements. Permanent residents must pay taxes, and obey all Canadian laws. Permanent residents cannot vote in Government elections or run for office. What is a Canadian citizen? A Canadian citizen is a person
Related Questions
- What are my responsibilities to the Canadian government with regard to the person I am sponsoring from Cuba?
- Has a Canadian government ever remained in power without an election beyond its maximum five-year mandate?
- Why is it when a white person criticizes communism especially in non-white countries (like Cuba)......?
