No. Under the September 7, 2026 official terms, each eligible joining spouse or unmarried child under 21 adds US$15,000 in processing fees and a US$1,000,000 gift.
Build the household total from named individuals
Review relationships, ages and actual intended inclusion. Additional payment obligations apply in corporate cases too, and payment does not guarantee everyone receives residence on the same date. Make a person-by-person inclusion table before any payment plan is finalized.
It should identify relationship, age, passport, intended inclusion, relevant individual eligibility and the applicable official amount. A corporate sponsor’s interest does not erase those individual questions. Hypothetical example: a commercial-kitchen designer expects to include an adult child who lives at home and helps with the family business.
The birth record, age and current official terms determine whether that person can be included; household dependence does not decide it. The family must choose whether to pursue a separate assessment rather than assuming the employer’s contribution produces a group residence outcome. Payment by itself is not admission or work authorization.
Review the inclusion table again before submitting, especially if a child’s age, marital status or travel plan changes. A family budget is useful only after the individual eligibility question has been answered from current official terms.