This plan is for entrepreneurs looking to establish a business in Canada. It includes work permits, visas, and representation in Canadian provincial nominee programs. The process includes an initial consultation, business plan preparation, submission of work permits, and the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) application. After approval, you receive assistance in establishing the business and obtaining permanent residence. 

Estimated Timeline: 6-9 months for the work permit, 12-24 months for business setup and PNP approval, 6-12 months for permanent residence.

This service helps you secure Temporary Resident Visas (TRV) for spouses and dependent children, allowing them to stay in Canada for up to 10 years. The process includes eligibility assessment, document gathering, visa application submission, and biometric/medical exams if required. You will also receive guidance on entry and exit rules.  

Estimated Timeline: 2-4 months for processing. 

This plan is for those applying for permanent residence based on humanitarian or compassionate grounds. It includes the permanent residence application, open work permit submission, and ongoing representation. You begin with a consultation to assess your eligibility, followed by submission of the necessary applications.

Estimated Timeline: 18-24 months for H&C application, 3-6 months for work permit. 

This service assists with submitting an Express Entry or Alberta Provincial Nominee Program application. The process includes eligibility assessment, creation of an Express Entry profile, submission of the Expression of Interest (EOI), and assistance with responding to an Invitation to Apply (ITA) if selected.

Estimated Timeline: 6-12 months for Alberta EOI, 6-9 months for post-ITA processing. 

 A Work Permit Visa allows individuals to legally work in Canada for a specified period. The process includes eligibility assessment, document gathering, work permit application submission 

Types of Work Permits:

1. Employer-Specific Work Permit:
   • Requires a job offer and, in some cases, a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

1. Open Work Permit:
   • Allows work for any employer in Canada without needing a specific job offer (e.g., for spouses of international students or skilled workers).

Estimated Timeline:   6–16 weeks 

We will submit your application for permanent residence including an interim visa and or open work permit 

Estimated Timeline:   

• Inland Sponsorship (Within Canada):
  Processing Time: Approximately 12 months
• Open Work Permit (if applied): 4–6 months

• Outland Sponsorship (Outside Canada):
  Processing Time: Approximately 12 months