They definitely didn’t need written authorisation since I first looked a few weeks ago. I agree it’s a bit misleading because you need to go specifically into the page for international students and look for the family member section, rather than the main “Am I exempt?” page.
Yes, a flexible return ticket as she hasn't decided precisely how long to stay.
They definitely didn’t need written authorisation since I first looked a few weeks ago. I agree it’s a bit misleading because you need to go specifically into the page for international students and look for the family member section, rather than the main “Am I exempt?” page.
Yes, a flexible return ticket as she hasn't decided precisely how long to stay.
Some of your immediate family members may be able to come with you to Canada. You must be in one of the following relationships:
you’re the spouse or common-law partner of the student
you’re the dependent child of the student, or of the student’s spouse or common-law partner
you’re the parent or step-parent of the student, or of the student's spouse or common-law partner
you’re the guardian or tutor of the student
If travels with you…
They don’t need a written authorization from IRCC to travel with you. However, they must show that their reasons for travel are non-discretionary (non-optional). For example, they’ll help you get established and support you in Canada.