Marmac Immigration Services
208-8130 Sheppard Ave E M1B 3W3 Toronto, ON, Canada

Immigration is not a walk in the park, get the right advice

Atlantic Canada...Great option for international students

Successful immigration applications take more than fillingo ut forms, hire an authorized representative

Study and stay in Atlantic Canada. Tuition fees and accommodations are way less expensive than in Toronto and the GTA and the path to permanent residence is less rigorous. Talk to me about your options

Quite often I receive enquiries about obtaining work permits from people who are currently outside Canada. I am not suggesting that obtaining a work permit is impossible, however I am prepared to say that in many (not all) cases, it is very unlikely that the application will be successful. In most cases the prospective employer will require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from the government in order to support the work permit application. The LMIA is essentially ...a process wherein the employer has to demonstrate that they can find no Canadian worker qualified for the job or who wants that job and hence they have no other option but to hire a foreigner. This process involves the employer advertising the position, interviewing people and they also have to pay non refundable processing fees as well. Again, I am not saying it is impossible, but it is highly unlikely that an LMIA application will be successful unless the position is highly skilled and there is a shortage of people to fill the position. No LMIA means no work permit. Express entry seems great on the face of it, however like many people outside the country who have no Canadian work experience, you will likely find yourself just like thousands of other people who do not have enough points to warrant an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for PR, sitting and hoping you get an ITA. I have made the decision not to accept any express entry cases for people outside of Canada, I can’t morally justify charging someone to simply set up an express entry profile and hope they get an ITA. If it is unlikely that I will perform any immigration services I don’t see the point. Another option many people outside of Canada opt for is a study permit. They come to Canada as students, and they get a work permit that is attached to the study permit. After graduation they can apply for a post graduate work permit (PGWP) and it is the work experience gained while working on that PGWP that counts toward the various programs available to apply for PR. I can help with the entire process from applying for the study permit, post graduate work permit and application for permanent residence. Karl Marshall, RCIC

Frustrated with the Parent Grandparent fiasco? A Supervisa will ensure that your parents will be able to come visit you and spend 2 years at a time with you in Canada. I can help with your application

On a post graduate work permit in Canada? Get landed as a Provincial Nominee...we can help

Want to remain in Canada? Retaining a professional who can assist can make all the difference

There are several ways to legally immigrate to Canada. Express entry can be a real waiting game with over 87000 people hoping they will get an invitation to apply for PR Initially coming to Canada as an international student, working full time in a skilled occupation for at least 1 year in a post graduate work permit can open you up to a number of options that can get you landed status. ... We can help with that

Do you have immigration questions? In Canada and out of status? Loved one detained by the authorities? Thinking about studying in Canada? Do you want to immigrate to Canada?... Work or study permit about to expire? Need to extend your stay in Canada? Sponsoring a loved one? We can help!!!!! Call 4165540892 or email [email protected]

I have been recently retained by people who are either in Canada on a study or work permit or they wish to come to Canada as a student. The idea is to get a Canadian credential, eligible work experience and then apply for PR via the Canadian Experience Class. Many of these cases have a few things in common which have prompted me to provide the following advice:... 1. Misrepresentation aka lying to the Federal Government of Canada is NOT an option. 2. If your representative is willing to assist, aid, suggest or facilitate your lying to the government then you have bigger problems than you ever concieved. 3. Start the process with your end goal (landed status in Canada) in mind and retain a representative who is prepared to assess your situation and provide honest and ethical advice BEFORE a discussion about fees takes place. The quality of your representation will partially influence your chances of success and and remember no representative can GUARANTEE success .

Apply early for your study permit, processing times can be even longer than the time suggested on the CIC website We can help with your application

Avoid the last minute rush if you plan to travel to Canada for the Christmas holidays