Reunite with Your Family in Canada through Waymax Global.

Canada is one of the most family-friendly immigration destinations in the world. With a strong focus on family reunification, the Canada Dependent Visa allows your spouse, children, and even parents or grandparents to join you while you live, work, or study in Canada.
At Waymax Global, we make this process smooth, transparent, and stress-free — helping your loved ones settle comfortably in Canada.

What is a Canada Dependent Visa?

A Dependent Visa for Canada (also known as the Family Sponsorship Program) enables eligible family members of a foreign worker, student, or permanent resident to live in Canada legally. Dependents can study, work, and enjoy Canadian benefits under specific visa categories.

Who Can Apply as a Dependent?

The following family members are eligible to apply: – Spouse or common-law partner
– Dependent children (under 22 years and unmarried)
– Adopted children (if applicable)
– Parents and grandparents (under the Super Visa category)

Types of Dependent Visas in Canada

1. Spouse or Partner Open Work Permit (SOWP)

Allows the spouse or partner of a skilled worker or international student to work full-time in Canada.
– Valid for the same duration as the main applicant’s permit.
– No job offer required.
– Can apply from inside or outside Canada.

2. Dependent Child Visa

Allows dependent children to live and study in Canada.
– Children can attend schools without needing a separate study permit.
– Access to public education and healthcare in most provinces.

3. Family Sponsorship (PR Holders)

Permanent Residents or Citizens can sponsor: – Spouse/common-law partner
– Dependent children
– Parents and grandparents (via Family Class or Super Visa)

4. Canada Super Visa (for Parents & Grandparents)

The Super Visa is a special long-term visa that allows parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents to stay in Canada for extended periods.
– Valid for up to 10 years.
– Allows multiple entries to Canada.
– Each stay can last up to 5 years at a time, without renewal.
– Requires proof of income, medical insurance, and an invitation letter from the child or grandchild in Canada.

Why it’s popular: The Super Visa provides families the flexibility to reunite for longer durations without going through permanent residence processing times.

Documents Required

  • Valid passports for dependents

  • Marriage or birth certificates

  • Proof of financial stability

  • Primary applicant’s visa or PR status

  • Medical and police clearance certificates

  • Relationship proofs (photos, communication, joint accounts, etc.)

For Super Visa applicants: – Letter of invitation from the child/grandchild in Canada
– Proof of minimum income
– Medical insurance valid for at least 1 year
– Proof of relationship

Processing Time

Dependent visa processing for Canada usually takes 2 to 4 months, depending on: – Country of application
– Document accuracy and completeness
– Immigration office workload

Super Visa applications typically take around 6 to 8 weeks.

Waymax Global ensures all documentation meets IRCC standards — saving you time and avoiding rejections.

Key Benefits

  • Dependents can live, study, and work in Canada.

  • Access to public healthcare and education.

  • Pathway to Permanent Residency.

  • Super Visa allows long-term family visits for parents and grandparents.

  • Seamless transition to family life abroad.

Why Choose Waymax Global for Your Canada Dependent Visa

  • Experienced Canada immigration specialists

  • Step-by-step eligibility assessment & documentation support

  • IRCC-compliant filing to avoid delays or rejections

  • Transparent process with real-time progress updates

  • High success rate across dependent and Super Visa categories

Your family deserves to stay together — and Waymax Global makes it happen.

Ready to Reunite with Your Family?

Start your Canada Dependent Visa application today with Waymax Global.
Book a Free Consultation with our experts and take the first step toward bringing your loved ones to Canada.