一、加拿大移民新政之往年的申请模式： 在最近几年，为了最大化地保证父母及祖父母计划Parent and Grandparent Program的利益、控制获签人数增长过快，移民部有意识地限制了父母及祖父母签证申请的数量至5000份到10000份申请。移民部在每年新年元旦后第一个工作日开始接受申请材料，先到先得，名额满了就不再收件。 很多加拿大公民和已经获得移民身份的中国公民等想为自己父母或祖父母担保的人都只有在一月份的时候扎堆抢名额，在12月底投递自己父母或祖父母的申请，以便能在一月初抢到名额。 二、加拿大移民新政之变化要点 在线表格从东部时间2017年1月3号中午开放，2017年2月2号中午关闭; 开放时间内，申请人可以在IRCC网站填写在线表格，表达团聚父母或者祖父母的意愿; 要求的信息包含申请人的姓名，生日，出生国，家庭住址，邮编和邮箱; 一旦成功递交在线表格，申请人会收到确认码，请记录下来; 仅需填写这一张表格，重复填写无效; 30天后，移民局会清除重复表格，随机抽取1万份表格，邀请他们递交完整的申请; 每个申请人都会被告知2017年是否被邀请; 被邀请的申请人将有90天时间来递交完整的材料; 完整的申请表格和材料清单将于2017年1月9号公布; 2017年没有被邀请上的申请人，2018年可以再次提出申请; 麦家廉说：“我们仔细听取了群众的意见和建议，正在把父母和祖父母团聚移民的申请流程变得更加公平、公正。我们保证，每个人都将有同等机会提出申请，将有同等机会被选中。” Changes to 2017 Parent and Grandparent Program application intake process December 14, 2016—Ottawa, ON – Family reunification is a key immigration commitment of the Government of Canada. The Parent and Grandparent Program brings together thousands of families each year. For 2017, the Honourable John McCallum, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, today announced changes to how sponsorship applications will be submitted under the program. In recent years, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada limited the number of parent and grandparent applications it would accept, in order to manage intake and interest in the program, and keep the number of applications from growing. Rather than the January rush to submit applications by courier or mail, those wanting to bring their parents or grandparents to Canada will now have 30 days to fill out an online form to indicate their interest. IRCC will then randomly choose 10,000 individuals from those who filled out the form, and those people will be invited to send in their complete application package. The online form will be available starting January 3, 2017. Sponsors will have 30 days to submit the form. Quote “We’re listening to what past applicants had to say and making the process fairer for people who want to sponsor their parents or grandparents. We’re ensuring everyone can access the application process by giving them the same chance to have their name chosen.” – The Honourable John McCallum, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship.
