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Express Entry
Would you like to know which immigration programs you qualify for or how to increase your chances of receiving an invitation for skilled immigration through the Express Entry system? Please complete our online questionnaire or send your resume directly to our email. We will contact you as soon as possible to inform you of your current score and the next steps in your immigration plan.
Family Sponsorship
If you care deeply about your spouse, children, and family, please don’t make them wait too long to reunite with you. The current processing times are slower than before, the requirements are stricter, and the materials are more complex. Therefore, please seek help from professional consultants to prepare the appropriate application for you. Additionally, you need professional guidance to face the interview questions from immigration officers. Unless you are 100% confident, please contact us for consultation. You can also consider applying for a super visa for your parents and grandparents.
School Registration & Study Permit
Studying in Canada is an exciting decision, but how can you get accepted into your dream school? How can you graduate smoothly if English is a barrier, and how should you plan for immigration after graduation? Extending your study permit and obtaining a post-graduation work permit are also important parts of the study process. During your studies, you can also consider having your parents and other relatives visit you. Younger students can have their parents accompany them, and during this time, you can plan for the immigration of the whole family. All of these things require careful planning in advance.
LMIA & Work Permit
Canada is welcoming to foreign workers, but it also has many restrictions. You may need to obtain valid authorization from the government to work legally in Canada. However, in some cases, you can apply for a work permit without needing prior authorization, or even work legally without a work permit. If you already hold a work permit, you need to plan reasonably for its renewal and subsequent immigration matters.
Switch from Visitor Visa to Study Permit/Work Permit
Canada allows tourists to apply for a study permit or work permit inside Canada. Applying for a study permit this way eliminates the hassle of applying from abroad and generally has a higher approval rate. Additionally, if you have immigration plans, this can expedite the immigration process. However, applying from within Canada comes with many restrictions. For example, before switching to a study permit, you need to complete a government-approved prerequisite program and apply within a specific timeframe. Missing any detail could result in a rejection. If you obtain a job offer while in Canada, you have the opportunity to switch to a work permit. Securing a work permit means you’ve taken a significant step towards immigration.
Visitor Visa and Super Visa
As everyone knows, Canada’s tourist and family visit visas are among the most difficult to obtain in the world. Approval rates are not guaranteed, and even perfectly prepared documents according to the checklist can be rejected. Although family visit visas generally have higher success rates, many people are still inexplicably denied. How should you prepare your documents to increase the chances of visa approval? Which is more suitable for your parents and grandparents: a super visa or a regular visa?
Immigration Pathway: Study Permit/Work Permit to Permanent Residence
When applying for immigration as an international graduate in Canada, some programs require a job offer or work experience, while others do not. You can choose to immigrate through different provincial nominee programs or consider the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) immigration program. Work permit holders can accumulate enough work experience to apply for provincial nomination or CEC. If you do not have a Canadian educational background, you will need to go through the educational credential assessment process. Additionally, obtaining an LMIA can also boost your immigration application.
Provincial Nomination Program (PNP)
British Columbia is the most livable province in Canada and has always been the top choice for new immigrants. Ontario is the most popular province for workers and young people. The Prairie Provinces and remote areas have the most relaxed policies, while the Atlantic Provinces have seen a surge in popularity in recent years. Quebec is suitable for French speakers. In recent years, provincial governments have continuously made policy adjustments, including requirements for work experience, English proficiency, scoring systems, processing times, and quota limits.
PR card & Citizenship
Obtaining a Permanent Resident (PR) card does not mean all your immigration worries are over. How is the “2 years out of 5” residency requirement calculated? What should you do if you haven’t met the residency requirement? When is the right time to renew your PR card? Should you renew your PR card or apply for citizenship? Is the citizenship interview difficult? Where should your baby be born to hold dual citizenship? What should you do if you lose your PR card? We can help you with all these questions.
We are very aware that there are many things to handle when landing to a new country, so we offer a variety of services to you as much as possible.
* Translation documentation including passport, marriage certificate, birth certificate, transcript, etc.
* Visitor visas including US, Schengen, UK, etc.
* Taking an affidavit, Statutory Declaration
* Name change for Adult or children
* Citizenship English language training
* Medical Services Plan (MSP), Premium Assistance, Canada Child Benefit (CCB), Employment Insurance (EI)
* And more!
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