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Canadian Visa & Immigration Services
Whether you’re visiting Canada, bringing your partner or family home, planning to study or work, or dealing with citizenship matters, we help you understand your options and prepare carefully.
The TSL Approach
Three practical steps to help you understand your options and prepare for what comes next.
We listen to your circumstances, family situation and what you hope to achieve.
We help identify relevant immigration pathways, requirements and potential concerns.
We explain the next steps and the preparation that may be required.
Personalised support
Explore guidance for visiting Canada, joining family, studying, working and citizenship matters.
Guidance for holidays, visiting family and friends, and preparing a temporary resident visa application.
Discuss This ServiceGuidance for eligible spouses and partners, including relationship evidence, sponsorship requirements and permanent residence applications.
Discuss This ServiceGuidance for eligible children applying for permanent residence through family sponsorship.
Discuss This ServiceFamily and partner pathways
Perhaps you’ve built a life with someone special in Thailand. Now you’re thinking about returning to Canada together, bringing your spouse home or making sure your children can grow up close to family.
We help you understand the relevant requirements, identify potential concerns and prepare for the next step.
Clear, practical guidance
Explore relevant pathways in light of your circumstances and current requirements.
Identify records and documents that may help explain your application.
Consider questions or gaps that may need attention before you proceed.
Understand what to organise next and when to seek further advice.
A few common questions
Requirements depend on the pathway and your circumstances. Check current official IRCC guidance before applying.
An eligible Canadian citizen or permanent resident may be able to sponsor a spouse or partner for permanent residence. Eligibility, relationship evidence and sponsor requirements depend on your circumstances; check current IRCC guidance.
Eligible dependent children may qualify for permanent residence through family sponsorship. The rules depend on the child’s relationship and circumstances, so review current IRCC requirements for the relevant application.
Both are temporary visit options. A Super Visa is for eligible parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents and has specific host and medical insurance requirements. Check current IRCC rules to see which option may apply.
Possibly, but citizenship by descent is not automatic in every case. The child’s birth date and the Canadian parent’s status and history matter. For births on or after December 15, 2025, a Canadian parent born abroad generally needs 1,095 cumulative days in Canada before the child’s birth for a child born abroad in the second generation or later. Check current IRCC guidance.
Read the refusal letter carefully and follow its instructions. Possible next steps depend on the reasons and application type; check current IRCC information and consider advice from an appropriately authorized representative where required.
No. IRCC makes application decisions, and no private service provider can guarantee approval.
Whether you’re hoping to reunite your family, planning a visit or exploring immigration and citizenship options, speak with our team about your circumstances.