Which immigration category refers to people coming to Canada to join family members already there?

• A. Family Class
• B. Biometrics and Immigration Safety
• C. Independent/Economic Class
• D. Refugees

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is family reunification through a specific immigration pathway. The Family Class is the category designed for people who want to come to Canada to join relatives who already live there. A Canadian citizen or permanent resident sponsors the relative, and the sponsor commits to supporting them financially for a period of time. This pathway exists precisely to help family members be together in Canada, which is why it’s the best fit for the question.

Other terms don’t match this purpose. The option about biometrics and immigration safety isn’t an immigration category itself but relates to identity checks and security processes. The Independent/Economic Class covers skilled workers and others based on their ability to contribute economically. The Refugees category is for individuals needing protection due to danger in their home country.