Services

 Spousal Sponsorship

• Sponsor your spouse or common-law partner for immigration to Canada and help them achieve permanent resident status. This opportunity allows your family to build a future together in Canada, enjoying the benefits and opportunities that come with permanent residency.

Parents' and Grandparents' Sponsorship

• The Parent and Grandparent Program enables Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents or grandparents for immigration. Once approved, your parents or grandparents will become permanent residents, allowing them to live, work, and access publicly funded health care in Canada without restrictions.

Dependent Child Sponsorship

• You can sponsor your child under the age of 22, provided they meet the criteria for a dependent child. This process ensures that your child can join you in Canada and benefit from the opportunities available to permanent residents.

Visitor Visas

Before travelling to Canada, visitors must obtain approval from the Canadian government.

Letters of Invitation

When applying for a visa to visit Canada, you will need to provide a letter of invitation from someone residing in Canada. This letter supports your application by confirming your reason for visiting and your relationship with the inviter.

Super Visa

The Super Visa allows multiple entries to Canada for up to 10 years. To qualify, children or grandchildren of Canadian citizens or permanent residents must submit a letter of invitation, meet minimum income requirements, and provide proof of Canadian medical insurance covering at least one year from the date of entry.

Extending a Visitor Visa

If you wish to extend your stay in Canada, you must apply for an extension at least 30 days before your current status expires. This ensures you remain in legal status while awaiting the decision on your extension request.

Study in Canada

If you plan to study in Canada at the post-secondary level for more than six months, you will need a study permit unless you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident.

Extend Study Permit

To extend your stay as a student in Canada, you should apply for an extension at least 30 days before your current permit expires. This will ensure you maintain legal status while continuing your studies.

Post-Graduate Work Permit Program

The Post-Graduate Work Permit Program (PGWP) allows international students who have graduated from Canadian universities or colleges to work in Canada for up to three years. This permit facilitates a smooth transition to permanent residency for graduates who wish to remain in Canada.

Express Entry

The Express Entry program is designed to attract skilled immigrants who wish to settle permanently in Canada and contribute to the Canadian economy. This program is part of Canada's strategy to select and manage skilled workers.

Canadian Experience Class

The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) is an immigration pathway for individuals who have gained at least one year of skilled work experience in Canada. This program provides a route to permanent residency for those who have already demonstrated their ability to integrate into the Canadian workforce.