Sponsor your biological, adopted, or de-facto child for PR.
Explore the specific pathways within Family Sponsorship — we'll match you to the strongest one based on your profile.
Canadian citizens and PRs can sponsor dependent children under 22 (or 22+ if dependent due to disability) for Permanent Residence. International adoptions and de-facto dependents are also covered.
The difference between approval and refusal is preparation. Here's what every SkyPod client gets — no exceptions.
"My parents' super visa got approved in less than a month's time. Throughout the process my questions were answered in a timely manner and I felt supported. Thank you Yogitha for making this happen. Truly appreciate all your good work."
"Awesome experience. The only reason that I proceeded with the super visa application for my mother is because of the confidence they gave me. Reliable, transparent, very responsive."
"I had a great experience with SkyPod. They were very helpful and guided me at every step. Thanks to their support, I received my study permit successfully."
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22 at the time the sponsorship is locked in (most cases).
Yes — through international adoption or citizenship-grant process depending on the case.
Only when sponsoring children who themselves have children.
Custody/consent documents are required; we navigate complex custody scenarios.
Yes — full rights as a Canadian PR.
Only when documentary evidence is insufficient.
Our immigration consulting team reviews your case and replies within 24 hours. No obligation. No pressure.
