Canada is one of the best countries in the world to live and work in, with many paths to achieving immigration., Because each immigrant's journey is unique, R.L.A. Immigration Consulting offers individualized services and support to guide applicants through what can be a daunting and often complex process. Our approach is both pro-active and immediate, incorporating future considerations and current needs, based on your unique circumstances. We are detail-focused, with a thorough understanding of Canada's immigration laws/policies and the implications for individuals and families.
Each of the following programs has its own eligibility requirements, and you must complete an online profile to apply through Express Entry.
Express Entry is an online system that manages applications for permanent residence from skilled workers. Express Entry is used to manage applications for permanent residence under these federal economic programs.
Express Entry uses the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system to evaluate and categorize jobs. The NOC system classifies jobs based on their skill level and type. The tiers include:
There are three categories in Express Entry:
The Canadian government recognizes that families wish to stay together and has several ways for citizens and permanent residents (over 18 years of age) to sponsor loved ones from abroad.
Family Class Sponsorship programs include:
- allows Canadian citizens or permanent residents to sponsor
a spouse, common-law or conjugal partner to become permanent residents.
- allows Canadian citizens or permanent residents to sponsor dependent
(both natural and adopted) children to become permanent residents.
- allows Canadian citizens or permanent residents to sponsor
their parents/grandparents to become permanent residents.
- allows parents/grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents to come
to Canada for up to 5 years.
- Some Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) offer Family
Sponsorship programs that may be easier to qualify for than the Federal Family Class category of immigration.
Are you planning to travel to Canada to visit family, as a tourist, an international student, or a temporary foreign worker? Are you unsure of the application type for your specific purposes? We can help. From providing initial consultations to assisting with Temporary Resident Visas (TRV), electronic Travel Authorizations (eTA), or other documents, R. L. A. Immigration Consulting will ensure your visit to Canada is a smooth process.
There are two types of authorizations required for a visit to Canada:
Temporary Resident Visa (TRV): Everyone - except visitors from visa-exempt countries - who enters Canada on a temporary basis must apply for and receive a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), also known as a Visitor or Tourist Visa.
Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA): Required for applicants from visa-exempt countries. There are exemptions: i.e., citizens of the USA, transit visa holders from certain countries.
R. L. A. Immigration Consulting can assist you with determining the right type of application, duration for the intended stay, and the best way to apply for the visa.
Canada's education system is consistently ranked one of the best in the world, including its extensive and renowned list of universities, colleges, and other specialized learning institutions. Canadian graduates (and post-graduates) are in demand both globally and domestically, working in every field and profession. Canada offers reasonable tuition fees, a safe and comfortable standard of living, and a dynamic, multi-cultural population.
Our consultants help students with school selection, registration, and obtaining the required acceptance confirmation, as well as applying for a Canadian Study Permit. We also assist with working-while-studying options, co-op work permits, post-graduate work permits, and temporary residence applications for accompanying family members.
Students have many advantages in Canada:
Are you interested in traveling to Canada as a temporary foreign worker?
More than 300,000 temporary foreign workers come to Canada every year.
Most temporary foreign workers with a job offer from a Canadian employer require a Temporary Work Permit.
Important factors play a major part such as your profession, skill level, and the location of the job in Canada. R. L. A. Immigration Consulting determines whether a work permit is necessary, which permit category is most suitable, and evaluates each individual application to streamline the process and maximize your chances of success.
We offer a comprehensive list of work permit services tailored to each unique situation:
Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA):
We offer a comprehensive list of work permit services tailored to each unique situation:
LMIA Exempt Work Permits:
R.L.A. Immigration Consulting offers a wide range of services covering every immigration need: