Points for Canadian brother or sister (sibling points) | Canadian immigration

For Canadian immigration you can claim 15 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points OR 5 Minimum Eligibility Criteria (MEC) for 18+ older brother or sister "living in Canada" who is a citizen or permanent resident of Canada
CRS Criteria:
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-...
MEC Criteria:
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-...

[@marry6167]

Thanks for providing the information. According to this video PR card is must to claim siblings points , means even if sibling lands in Canada we need to wait untill he gets PR card that takes around 3-4 months or more in some cases .

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

PR card turnaround time is much shorter now in most cases. Evidence of sibling being resident can be multiple. If he/she would be doing a soft landing that’s a different thing which also has been addressed in the video

[@marry6167]

@@FazAnsariSYIC they are not doing soft landing. They will stay there permanently . They’re traveling on 29 September. Now what would be the best time to claim 15 points? Wait for the PR card or COPR and utility bills rent agreement would be sufficient only?

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

@@marry6167 PR card would be needed and the best time to claim point in this situation is also covered in the video. COPR is not considered as Status in Canada

[@mahnoorfatima9813]

Thankyou

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

You’re welcome

[@honeysaab6242]

Maine pushna tha kuch Ki mera visitor visA agya but meri sister work permit te agar main canada ja ke lmia lai lena te sister di pr te koi risk ta nahi

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

Na ji koi risk nahi

[@arsalanmajeed1236]

Sir, I am a CEC inland applicant and received ITA. I claimed points for my brother who is a Canadian Citizen. You said three things are required " Proof of Residency, Proof of sibling relationship, Proof of PR/Citizenship". However, there is another question in my Document List "Family member proof of status". According to CIC family member means Spouse and Dependent children. Can you please let me know if this 4th question is for the sibling or my wife who is currently with me in Canada on an open work permit. Thank you so much

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

Use his passport in that placeholder

[@arsalanmajeed1236]

@@FazAnsariSYIC thank you for your reply. I ll do it accordingly

[@ayeshaniaz5795]

I can't hear anything 🤔🤔🤔 all the other vdos are audible but this one isn't 🙄

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

You are right. This has been pointed by another viewer. May be try watching in a silent environment

[@ayeshaniaz5795]

@@FazAnsariSYIC I tried with noice cancelling on, not a sound. If you have the material written down could you please share it 🙄

[@johnxina2712]

Salam sir, I have 2 siblings in Canada, should I attach sibling docs from both just in case?

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

WAS just one would br fine

[@kaur7347]

Hello Sir, Can I claim point for Canadian PR brother who is current living in Quebec?

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

Yes you can

[@ammadurrehman1596]

My brother have PR card how many points can i get in CRS calculator if i tell them i have a sibling/brother in Canada?

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

15

[@haanihafeez2747]

Be paternal cousin in Canada will add 15 points of sibling?

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

No has to be sibling of primary applicant or spouse

[@user-xj5uh1ju9k]

Faz bhai I will be grateful of you can kindly provide clarity that if sibling is travelling post AOR in the following scenario will it impact my application? -AOR: 15 April 2023 (Still waiting for the first update on portal) - Sibling is travelling to pakistan on 1st June 2023 and will return in mid september i.e., 3.5 months. - She has been living in Canada for the past 18 years. I have provided the following documents for prrof of residency. - recent bank statement - recent letter from bank - recent letter from.her child's school

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

Its okay

[@sukhbrar0306]

Sir canada mein meri sakhe chacha ki beti gyi hai aur vo jab PR ho jaayegi to kya mujhe bula skti hai Blood Relation se ? Mai 2022 +2 passout hu 75% PSEB Board ?

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

No CRS points for cousin however, she may be able yo support for PNP depending which province she is living in?

[@sukhbrar0306]

@@FazAnsariSYIC Canada Kamloops mein hai poore Dedh saal ho gaya gayi ko to koi hall ho skta hai pls tell me

[@zeeshanshoaib7212]

My brother has PR in Canada. Right now my wife is more suitable candidate for Canada immigration due to low age as well as 18 years of education. Can she get 15 points, If we both apply for Canada immigration?

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

If you accompany her she can claim 15 points of your brother

[@maryamgondal3840]

Sir the voice is low

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

Ohk. May be try watching in silent background around you.

[@gurpreetSingh-vi8dq]

Can i claim points of my bhau de muunda

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

Which province?

[@fatimawaqar5458]

Faz bhai, please allow me joining FB group. thank you

[@FazAnsariSYIC]

I think you must have joined by now

[@ProfAA-z9u]

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[@FazAnsariSYIC]

Thanks for sharing