Services
Permanent Residency (Express Entry)
Express Entry is Canada’s flagship system for skilled workers. It is not just about filling out a form; it is about maximizing your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. As your RCIC, Kamale Djangirova reviews your education, language scores, and work experience to ensure you claim every point you are eligible for. We handle applications for:
Federal Skilled Worker (FSW)
Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
Federal Skilled Trades (FST)
Our Strategy: We don’t just submit your profile; we advise you on how to improve your ranking before the draw.
Temporary Residency
Whether you are attending a conference, visiting family, or exploring the Rockies, a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) requires a solid application package. We help you demonstrate your financial stability and your intent to return home, minimizing the risk of refusal.
Study Visa
Studying in Canada is one of the most reliable pathways to permanent residency. However, “refusals” are common for students from Africa due to strict “ties to home country” regulations. We specialize in building strong study plans that prove your genuine intent to study. We assist with:
School admission and Letter of Acceptance (LOA).
Study Permit applications.
Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) after you finish.
LMIA
For you to work in Canada, your employer often needs a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to prove they couldn’t find a local Canadian for the job. This is a complex, audit-heavy process. We represent both employers (filing the LMIA) and workers (applying for the work permit) to ensure the entire chain is compliant with Service Canada and IRCC regulations.
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Even if your CRS score is not high enough for Express Entry, a province might be looking for someone with your exact skills. Every province (Ontario, BC, Alberta, Manitoba, etc.) has its own unique list of “in-demand” occupations. We monitor specific provincial draws to identify opportunities where your background matches a local labor shortage, significantly increasing your chances of receiving a Notification of Interest.