You can sponsor a child who is over 22 years old if they are financially dependent due to a physical or mental condition. However, they must meet specific eligibility criteria outlined by IRCC.
You will need to provide proof of your relationship with the child, such as birth certificates or adoption papers. Additionally, you may need to complete immigration forms and provide other supporting documents as required.
Yes, you can sponsor an adopted child or a child who is your spouse or common-law partner’s own child, provided they meet the eligibility criteria outlined by IRCC.
Yes, dependent children must be under the age of 22 to qualify for sponsorship. However, if they are 22 years of age or older and unable to financially support themselves due to a physical or mental condition, they may still be eligible for sponsorship.