Journey to Canada

Canada is a rare country, where you can enjoy your life to its fullest. Canada has a great reputation for being a friendly and safe place to live and raise a family. Canada is the second-largest country in the world in its size, and its population is around 38 million people.

Canada experiences one of the lowest crime rates in the world. Canadians experience less violent crimes, less break-ins and less crime overall than many other countries.Canadians are proud of Canada's many roles with the United Nations, international aid agencies and with international peacekeeping missions around the world.

Canada stands out among other countries for its quality of life. Canada performs very well in many measures of well-being relative to most other countries in the Better Life Index. Canada ranks above the average in housing, subjective well-being, personal security, health status, social connections, environmental quality, jobs and earnings, work-life balance, education and skills, civic engagement, income and wealth.

Among western democracies, Canada has generally high levels of economic inequality, with the gap between Canada’s rich and poor having steadily increased since the 1990s. No less than 81% of Canadians say they feel safe walking alone at night. Canada sits in the top-tier of nations as far as most environmental quality metrics are concerned. The World Health Organization (WHO) gives Canada one of the world’s highest rankings for air quality. Canada is a veritable champion for excellent quality of life, thanks to its universities, environment, security and values.

Canada’s demographic composition is ethnically diverse, in the sense that its citizens have come from many countries of origin and cultural backgrounds. Canada is a nation of newcomers. During the last 60 years, immigration has continued to flourish, with newcomers arriving from every corner of the globe. In 1971, Canada became the first country in the world to enact an official policy of multiculturalism, showing how valued diversity is in Canada’s political and social landscape.

Today, immigrants represent over 20 percent of the total Canadian population, the highest proportion among G8 countries. Walk down the street in one of Canada’s major cities and you won’t be surprised to hear a dozen languages spoken. Although Canada has two official languages (English and French), more than 200 languages were reported in the 2011 Census of Population as a home language or mother tongue. Diversity in Canada extends beyond race and ethnicity but spans language, gender, religious affiliations, sexual orientation, abilities and economic status.

Canada has become one of the most popular foreign student destinations in the world. Canada is less expensive than other major foreign student locations. Canada provides options for international students to work during and after their education, as well as to transfer to permanent residency. Our services for international students are:

• Assessment & Consultation
• DLI Enrolment
• Customized Document Checklist
• Guidance for Document Preparation
• CV & SOP Review
• Forms-Letters-Declaration-etc.
• Authorized Representation

Canada has one of the most open and dynamic immigration regimes in the world. There are nearly 100 distinct immigration routes to Canada for qualified professionals, business people, and families. Most popular skilled migration programs are – Federal Skilled Worker (FSW), Federal Skilled Trade Class (FSTC), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), PNP (Provincial Nominee Program), etc. Our services for economic migration programs are:

• Assessment & Consultation
• Choose the Right Pathway
• Profile Preparation
• Request for Nomination (PNP)
• Customized Document Checklist
• Guidance for Document Preparation
• Forms-Letters-Declaration-etc.
• Authorized Representation

The Canadian business immigration programs aim to provide new economic possibilities and increase access to developing overseas markets by accepting persons who are familiar with those countries' unique requirements and cultures. Individuals with business/management expertise and a reasonably high net worth may be eligible for a Canada Immigration (permanent residence) Visa through one of the Canadian business immigration programs – Start-up Visa, Venture Capital or, Self-employed Person. Our services for business migrations are:

• Assessment & Consultation
• Choose the Right Pathway
• Profile Preparation
• Business Nomination
• Customized Document Checklist
• Guidance for Document Preparation
• Forms-Letters-Declaration-etc.
• Authorized Representation

Family Class Sponsorship gives you the opportunity to sponsor some of your family members or relatives once you become a Permanent Resident or Citizen of Canada. Temporary residents under study permit or work permitare also able to sponsor their family, which allows to reunite the family of temporary resident. Our services for Family Sponsorship include:

• Assessment & Consultation
• Customized Document Checklist
• Guidance for Document Preparation
• Forms-Letters-Declaration-etc.
• Profile Submission for Super Visa
• Spouse OWP Application for Permit Holder
• Authorized Representation

To work in Canada, the majority of foreign nationals need a work permit. There are two different types of work permits: The Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) visa enables Canadian companies to hire foreign nationals to temporarily cover skill and workload gaps when suitable Canadian citizens or long-term residents are not readily available (requires LMIA-Labor Market Impact Assessment). Other type, Open Work Permit (OWP), which allows the permit holder to work any job that is non-specific. Or services related to work permits are:

• LMIA Application - Employer
• Guidance for OWP Application
• Assessment & Consultation
• Guidance for Resume Preparation
• Resume/Profile Submission
• Forms-Letters-Declaration-etc.
• Authorized Representation

We've developed our services to make it simple for you to benefit from the experience we've accumulated over the years working closely with individuals and families coming to Canada through various pathways. For your peace of mind, you can simply take our Guidance or, Authorized Representation under our “Do-it-Yourself” package.

Other than above, we have following expertise services to make things easy for you:

• Re-application for Refusal
• ARC (Authorization to Return Canada)
• PRTD (PR holder Travel Document)
• PR/Passport/Citizenship Application
• TRV (Temporary Resident Visa)

Planning a move to Canada?

You can get all the information from Canada Government website - www.canada.ca including all necessary forms and instructions. However, if you need expert service for your plan to move forward –IRCC (Immigration, Refugee & Citizenship Canada) suggests you to get service from Authorized Representative.

Who are authorized?

• RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant) – Good Standing Member of CICC (College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants)
• Lawyers & Paralegals – Good Standing Member of Canadian Provincial or Territorial Law Society
• Notaries – Good Standing Member of Chambre des Notaires du Québec

If you pay a representative or compensate them in any way in exchange for their services, IRCC consider that paid and they must be authorized. If you use an unauthorized representative, in Canada or abroad, IRCC may return your application or refuse it.

Furthermore, even the slightest error will result in a disqualification. Working with an RCIC means you can let go of this stress and worry about making mistakes. They can ensure your application meets the policy of what the Canadian Immigration Authorities require and that the client can receive the best chance of a successful outcome.