Canada is a heaven on planet earth. With its humanitarian background it helps multiple refugees across the globe to take a shelter and earn their livelihood in Canada. There are multiple non-profit organizations who thrive hard to support the refugees to help them immigrate and settle in the cosmopolitan community of Canada. Our Council will help you connect with the non-profit organizations and will guide you through your journey to Canada. Our motive is help the community with free advice and guidance to help achieve your dream

Who is a Refugee Sponsor?

Through the Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program, you may be able to help sponsor refugees from abroad who qualify to come to Canada. Your role as a sponsor is to support the refugees for the length of the sponsorship. This includes help for housing, clothing and food, as well as social and emotional support. If you wish to sponsor a refugee or a refugee family, we help you connect with the non-profit organizations across Canada to help support the noble cause.

MULTIPLE PROGRAMS UNDER REFUGEE

Sponsorship Agreement Holders

Sponsorship agreement holders are groups in Canada that have signed agreements with the Government of Canada to help support refugees from abroad when they come to Canada.

Groups of Five

Groups of Five are five or more Canadian citizens or permanent residents over the age of 18 who can sponsor one or more refugees to come to Canada to settle in their local community. A Group of Five can only sponsor an applicant who already has refugee status.

Community Sponsors

A Community Sponsor is an organization, association or corporation that can sponsor refugees to come to Canada. A Community Sponsor can only sponsor an applicant who already has refugee status.

Blended Visa Office-Referred Program

The Blended Visa Office-Referred (BVOR) Program is a program where private sponsors and the Government of Canada work together to support a refugee. The United Nations Refugee Agency identifies the refugees that can be sponsored under this program.

Joint Assistance Sponsorship Program

Through the Joint Assistance Sponsorship (JAS) Program, organizations partner with us to resettle refugees with special needs.

Joint Assistance Sponsorship Program

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/refugees/help-outside-canada/private-sponsorship-program.html

We at ICA Council organize FREE Webinars which help you gain knowledge and details on the Refugee Visa.

• Am I eligible?
• How do I apply?
• How much Funds do I need to qualify to become a refugee sponsor?
• Can I sponsor a refugee or a refugee family?
• Whom to approach for this process?
• How can I contribute to the refugee family?
• How can I help the refugee family to secure a job?