We are a highly qualified professional team, experienced in legal immigration, licensed with The Law Society of Upper Canada and Immigration Consultant of Canada Regulatory Council, based in the Greater Toronto Area of Canada.
Our goal is to create an exceptional experience for our clients given the importance of their decision. We are here not only to help you find your right way to Canada, but to make the entire process easier, faster, and more efficient.
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Specializing in Immigration law
Permanent Residency
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Express Entry for Federal Skilled Workers
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Federal Skilled Trades
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Canadian Experience Class
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Provincial Nomination Programs
Temporary Residence Visa
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Visitor Visa
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Tourist Visa with Complete Tour Packages
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Super Visa for Parents
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Business Visitors Visa
Spousal / Parental
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Spousal Sponsorship, inside and outside Canada
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Parental Sponsorship etc.
Foreign Worker Placement
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Sourcing Workers for Canadian Employers and Companies from All Over the World
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Assist Canadian Companies and Foreign Workers for the Complete Process
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Help in LMIA and Work Permits Processes etc.
Students Admissions and Recruitments
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Help Students Abroad Find Schools/Colleges/Universities in Canada and Go Through the Admission Process
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Assist Students for the Visa and Study Permit and to Get Work Permit After School
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Help Students Find Local Accommodation for Living
Business Class
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Prepare Business Proposals and Plans etc.
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Help to Carry Out the Process of Business Set-Up and Settlement for entrepreneurs, investors, farmers, self-employed through provincial and federal programs etc.
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Intra-Company Transferee and Corporate Stream Immigration
What is the Family Sponsorship Visa?
If you have family members or close relatives who currently hold permanent residency status in Canada, the Family Sponsorship Visa allows them to extend a formal invite that significantly increases your chances of securing permanent residence in the country.
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This allows them to sponsor a spouse, children, parents and grandparents, as long as the person in Canada is over the age of 18 and has the financial means to support whomever it is that he/she intends to bring into the country.
