Following members of the family can be sponsored under the family class sponsorship.
Spouse, Partner or Children
Parent and Grandparents
Adopted Children
Brother, Sisters, Nephew, Niece or Grandchild who are orphaned, under 18 and not married or in a common-law relationship

Parent and Grandparent super visa is a multi-entry visa that provides multiple entries for a period up to 10 years. An individual can stay for up to two years on initial entry into Canada, without the need to renew his/her status.

If an applicant is nominated by a province or territory based on their immigration streams and categories, 600 points will be added to applicant’s express entry profile.

To become a Canadian citizen, you must
⦁ be a permanent resident
⦁ have lived in Canada for 3 out of the last 5 years
⦁ have filed your taxes if you need to
⦁ pass a test on your rights, responsibilities, and knowledge of Canada
⦁ prove your language skills
There may be additional requirements, depending on your situation

Canadian permanent residents and their dependents are entitled:
1) To receive almost all social benefits that Canadian citizens are entitled to, including Canadian health care.
2) To live, work and study in any Canadian province or territory.
3) To eventually apply for Canadian citizenship.
4) To protection under Canadian law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

There are many ways that one can qualify themselves and their family for Canadian permanent residency. In fact, there are over 60 categories of Canadian immigration. The best way to proceed is to have a qualified expert assess your qualification for a Canada immigration visa.
For general assessment, click here (hyper link to general assessment form page)

The question of “how to become a permanent resident of Canada,” differs from candidate to candidate. Arriving at this answer is a matter of finding the Canadian immigration program that suits you best, as the prerequisites for Canadian permanent residency depend on the stream under which an individual qualifies. Canada has created a myriad of immigration streams based on various factors including age, education, work experience, net worth, and willingness to invest as well as ties to Canada.
For general assessment, click here (hyper link to general assessment form page)

Anyone who plans to visit Canada must apply from outside of Canada before they travel.
What your friend or family member needs depends on:
⦁ the type of travel document they will travel with;
⦁ the country that issued their travel document;
⦁ their nationality; and
⦁ how they will travel to Canada.

If they need a visitor visa, you may provide your family member or friend with a letter of invitation in support of their visa application. A letter of invitation can help, but it does not guarantee the person will get a visa.
Fill out the assessment Form (hyper link to visitor visa assessment form page) to assess your eligibility