Frequently Asked Questions

Hiring an immigration consultant can greatly benefit you by providing expert guidance and support throughout the complex immigration process. They have in-depth knowledge of immigration laws and procedures.

The cost of hiring an immigration consultant can vary depending on several factors, such as the complexity of your case.

A candidate’s profile remains in the pool for a period of 12 months, or until he or she has been selected for a federal skilled worker program. After 12 months, a candidate may create a new profile.

The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) is a point based system used to evaluate and score candidate’s profiles in the Express Entry Pool. You are then ranked based on how many points you score. Note : that Express Entry draws’ minimum cut-off points depends on different factors each draw.

Different fees are charged by the Canadian government for the submission of applications. This is not unique to the Canadian government, as many countries require application fees to be paid to the governing authority. The fees can range from being only a few hundred to thousands of dollars, depending on which visa program you are applying for, your family size and age (fees for children are lower than for adults). Payment is usually made when you send in your application and documents, but it really depends on the specific visa or program. You can pay the fee by credit card, bank draft, check or money order, in Canadian dollars.

An important point to note is that government fees are nonrefundable. This is why it is so vitally important to ensure your application is submitted correctly, with accurate information and at the correct time. Failure do to so will likely result in your application being denied, meaning you will lose any fees paid to the Canadian government. Our agents do their best to ensure that our client’s applications are submitted correctly, increasing the chances of a successful application.

The AIP (Atlantic Immigration Pilot) program in Canada is appealing for several reasons:

1. Job Opportunities: It offers a pathway to work and live in one of Canada’s most picturesque regions, the Atlantic provinces, with numerous job opportunities in various industries.

2. Fast-Track Process: The AIP streamlines the immigration process, making it quicker for eligible candidates to obtain permanent residency.

3. Community Support: Applicants receive strong community and employer support, enhancing their settlement experience in Canada.