Temporary permits allow you to study, work, or visit Canada for a pre-determined amount of time. There are a variety of factors to consider for each permit, but each temporary permit require proof that: you have enough money to support yourself and pay for any necessities (housing, food, and other applicable expenses like tuition), that you are in good health (in some cases a medical exam will be required) and that you are in good standing with the law. 

Learn More about Study permits

Learn More about Work permits

Learn more about Temporary Resident permits

Rate: $750-$1500 (depending on the type of application).

If you are a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident, there are many options to sponsor your spouse, common-law partner, parents, children and in some case other family members to come live with you in Canada.

There are many different elegibity criteria depending on who you want to sponsor and how many family members you want to sponsor.

Sponsored family members must be elegible to come to Canada, and you must be prepared to undertake responsibility for them and any costs associated with them being in Canada.

Learn more at the Canadian Website

Rate: $1500-$2500 (depending on the type of Sponsorship)

+$500 per additional dependent

If you have a past criminal offence, we can assess your eligibility and help you apply for rehabilitation.

Learn more on the official Government of Canadian Website

Rate: $4500

Is an economic immigration program administered by the Government of British Columbia’s Immigration Programs Branch.

The BC PNP, B.C. nominates applicants who help address the province’s unique labour market needs and contribute to economic development.

B.C. is allocated a set number of nominations each year. Strategic priorities and initiatives help to ensure that the BC PNP is most effectively administered in a way that it remains aligned with the StrongerBC Economic Plan while maintaining program integrity and supporting qualified applicants for success.

The Province monitors and evaluates the BC PNP to ensure it is aligned with recovery efforts to support stronger, more resilient communities in BC.

Learn more at the BC WEBSITE

Rate: $1500 / $2500 (with EE/Federal application).

Are you looking to hire foreign workers? This document is often required in order to sponsor any foreign national to work in Canada.

A positive LMIA will show that there is a need for a foreign worker to fill the job, it will also show that no Canadian worker or permenent resident is available to do the job. A positive LMIA is sometimes called a confirmation letter.

(If you have a job offer: Your employer must apply for, and receive, an LMIA before your work permit applicaiton can start.)

Rate: $3000