We provide consultation and representation services to foreign nationals seeking to apply for a Canadian immigration. We will:

• Assess your immigration eligibility
• Facilitate your application process
• Address your concerns and provide solutions
• Provide you with resources and tools
• Assist you with any immigration problems

The scope of immigration services is vast and it’s not practically possible to list all the immigration pathways on our website. Should your query relate to any such program, please feel free to contact us and we would be glad to assist.

Yes, there is a fee of CAD 150.00 for the initial consultation and assessment of your profile. Should you decide to retain our services, this fee will be adjusted towards your application processing fee.

We encourage you to fill the assessment form on our website prior to the initial consultation. This will ensure that we have a brief background to your profile prior to our discussion.

Depending upon your individual profile and background, we will be able to assess and advise which immigration pathway will be best aligned to your immigration goal.

The professional fee depends upon the scope of services, complexity of the case, and other factors and therefore differs for different applications. Our Retainer Agreement will clearly mention the total Professional fee, government fee and other related charges. It will also mention the payment structure and milestones.

We can advise that after assessing the profile of each of the family members, nature of the relationship, eligibility, and admissibility. Yes, there will be a change to the professional and government fee for each additional family member.

It depends upon the Canadian job offer, your education, work experience and the supporting documents. Your work experience must be in the same occupation for which you are applying the Work permit in Canada.

A study permit is required for any course of more than six months duration. The student must comply with all the conditions mentioned on the study permit during the studies.

There are different pathways to become a Permanent resident in Canada. Some of the pathways are Express Entry, Sponsorship, PNP, Pilot programs etc. Our expert team can assess and advise you of the best suited immigration pathway for your immigration goal.

Yes. All prospective immigrants to Canada are required to undergo medical examinations. These examinations are intended to detect any health conditions which may affect the health of the Canadian public, or which may result in excessive demands being placed upon the Canadian health care system. Your medical examination will be conducted in the country where your application is submitted.

We recommend that our clients identify for us any possible medical issue that may exist with any family member as there are certain steps that can be taken to overcome anticipated medical inadmissibility issues.

You will need to apply for extension of your current status in Canada prior to it’s expiry. Once you have applied and IRCC acknowledges the receipt of your application, you can stay in Canada until the IRCC decides on your application. The condition of your current Immigration status will apply during the time of your implied status in Canada.

Every application is different. Processing times can be viewed here: Check your Processing time

There is no formal appeal process should your application be refused. You may apply again, however your application must contain new information. If your situation has not changed, the new application will probably be rejected again.

We suggest consulting with an authorized representative regarding your chances of having a second application approved. Contact our office to speak with an authorized representative who can assess your situation.