Any qualified student planning to study in
Canada may apply for a study permit (i.e., a student visa) through NSRIC immigration and
visa consulting (NIVC) division. Studying in Canada is a dream because there are 21 of
the best 500 universities in the world and 32 of the best 1,000 universities. Every
year,Canada welcomes over 400,000 international students who are issued study visas to
study in Canada. It provides the best degree
programs in the world and ... is home
to some of the
best research facilities and
academic institutions in the world.
NSRIC Online Education (OE) Division also offers English as a second
language (ESL) and French as a second language (FSL) to potential students who are
interested in showing up in IELTS and TOEFL language test as part of the application
process. There are many postsecondary programs (universities, colleges) and school
programs that are suitable for you in any field of study. In the near future, you
will be able to live and study in Canada in the best academic environments that
support you. While studying in Canada and after graduation, you can enter the
Canadian workforce with recognized and respected skills from around the world. A
recognized degree program in Canada may become your pathway to permanent residency
in Canada. That is what learning in Canada is all about.
The first step for a student visa is to evaluate the student documents
by the NSRIC expert team. These documents include electronic copies of the passport,
photograph, national ID card, all certificates and transcripts, required IELTS/TOEFL
score, birth certificates and school transcripts for the last two years (for
schooling visa). NSRIC offers student visa services in various levels of study.
These categories include (i) career and diploma college students, (ii) graduate
students in university (with scholarship), (iii) schooling (Gr. 3 to Gr. 11) along
with one parent, (iv) students in general (with student loan), (v) undergraduate and
graduate students in university (with self-funding). NSRIC completes the process in
four steps: (i) initial assessment, (ii) application for letter of acceptance from a
Canadian school or college or university, (iii) application for student visa i.e.,
study permit, and (iv) preparation for interview with visa officer. The overall
process takes up to 10 months on a case-by-case basis...
Canada has the most established and widely available investment-based immigration
programs that provide
permanent resident status. NSRIC immigration and visa Read Less
consulting (NIVC) Division is pleased to represent you on your business investment visa
processing. To be
eligible for the Start-up Visa Program, you must: (i) have a qualifying business, (ii)
get a letter of
support from a designated organization, (iii) meet the language requirements, and ...(iv) bring enough money to settle.
NIVC helps our
valued clients under business immigration which will ultimately turns into the
permanent residence
status in Canada through entrepreneurship and investment.
Canada offers a variety of immigration streams at the federal and provincial levels
for business
owners or managers looking to obtain permanent residency in Canada.
There are
dozens of
immigration programs that are designed by the federal, provincial, and territorial
governments of
Canada to attract international entrepreneurs and investors. Their goal is to add
innovation,
contribution, and job creation to benefit and strengthen its individual region’s
economies and to the
country. In general, the following investment categories are listed below: Option 1:
$50k – $100k,
Option 2: $100k – $250k, Option 3: $250k – $500k, Option 4: $500k – $1 Million, and
Option 5: $1
Million+.
Each of these business immigration programs has their list of requirements. Here is
a list of combined
requirements, however, most programs are not this exhaustive or restrictive: (i)
minimum investment
amounts or ranges, (ii) starting a business or acquiring a business, (iii) have been
and are the
current owner of an existing operational business, (iv) relevant business experience
such in
management or operations, (v) specific business experience in a specific industry or
business model,
(vi) required to own and operate the business, (vii) minimum ownership percentages,
(viii) allowance
of partnerships and/or investors, (ix) requires a comprehensive business plan that
satisfies
government eligibility requirements, (x) require further investment over a set
number of years, (xi)
require good faith deposit amounts that are refundable, (xii) exploratory visits to
a chosen region,
province or territory, (xiii) mandatory residence requirements within a chosen
region, province or
territory, and (xiii) language proficiency requirements in English, French or both.
The first step for the service is to evaluate the candidate’s documents by the NSRIC
expert team.
These documents include the above information, travel documents and passport(s),
background
documentation, documents from your company, documents proving assurance that you
will not be staying
beyond the stipulated time, adequate medical insurance, photos meeting
specifications, police
certificates and clearances, proof of funds, and proof of language proficiency,
etc...
Any qualified individual planning to become a permanent resident (PR) in Canada may apply
for a
Canadian Experience Class (CEC) visa through NSRIC immigration and visa consulting (NIVC)
Division. The
CEC applies to candidates who have worked in Canada and wish to become permanent
residents. The CEC is a
permanent residency category for persons with Canadian skilled work experience.The
program was designed
for temporary foreign workers and international...
graduates with eligible
Canadian work experience. To be eligible for permanent residence under the CEC, an
individual must
have worked 1,560 hours in the three years prior to the date of application.
The first step for a CEC visa is to evaluate the candidate’s documents by the NSRIC
expert team.
These
documents include electronic copies of the travel documents and passport(s), birth
certificate(s),
dependant information (if applicable), divorce certificate and legal separation
agreement (if
applicable), marriage certificate (if applicable), photos meeting specifications,
police certificates
and clearances, proof of funds, proof of language proficiency, proof work experience
in Canada,
medical exams (may be completed later) and use of a representative form etc.
NSRIC completes
the
process in three steps: (i) initial review upon receipt of documentation, (ii)
application for
CEC,
and (iii) meet the final requirement of IRCC and medical exam results processing.
The overall process
takes up to 9 months on a case-by-case basis......
NSRIC immigration and visa consulting (NIVC)
Division is pleased to represent you on your citizenship application or appeal. We are
familiar with the requirements and the procedures involved for obtaining your
citizenship and will ensure you are strongly positioned to succeed in this process. If
your Canadian citizenship application has been refused, NSRIC can seek to judicially
review that decision before the Federal
Court within 30 days of the refusal.
The first step for the service is to
evaluate the candidate’s documents by the NSRIC expert team. These documents include
electronic copies of IRCC decision...
Express Entry is an electronic system used to
manage the applications of skilled workers who wish to become permanent residents of Canada.
Once an interested candidate submits an online profile, the federal government determines if
the candidate is eligible for a program managed by express entry. NSRIC offers this service
to our clients. Approximately every two weeks, the Canadian government selects the
highest-scoring candidates from the express entry pool and provides them with an Invitation
to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence.
The first step for an express entry visa is to evaluate the candidate’s documents by
theNSRIC expert team ...
The NSRIC immigration and visa consulting (NIVC) division offers Permanent Resident (PR) and
other
immigration related services to interested clients who are interested in becoming permanent
residents. A
PR is an individual who has obtained permanent resident status as an immigrant to Canada but
is not a
Canadian citizen. Permanent residents are foreign nationals.
The first step for a
PR visa is to
evaluate the candidate’s documents by the NSRIC expert team. These documents include
electronic copies of
the assessment of educational credential assessment (ECA), birth certificate(s), dependant
information (if
applicable), divorce certificate and legal separation...
The NSRIC immigration and visa consulting (NIVC) division provides the Provincial Nominee
Program (PNP)
and other immigration-related services to interested clients who wish to become permanent
residents in the
PNP class. The PNP is designed to allow provinces and territories to support the immigration
of
individuals who have expressed a desire to come to their province or territory.
The first step for a PNP visa is to evaluate the candidate’s documents by the NSRIC expert
team. These
documents include electronic copies of the assessment of educational credential assessment
(ECA), birth
certificate(s), dependant ...
The NSRIC provides the Spousal and Family Sponsorship Visa and other immigration-related
services to
interested clients who wish to become permanent residents in this class. The Canadian
government allows
Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are in a relationship with a foreign national
to sponsor
that person to join them and become a permanent resident of Canada.
You can sponsor your spouse,
common-law partner, or conjugal partner, dependent children, siblings, and parent etc. The
first
step for this visa is to evaluate the candidate’s documents by the NSRIC expert team...
NSRIC immigration and visa consulting (NIVC) division provides the visitor visa and other
immigration-related services to interested clients who wish to visit Canada as a single
entry or
multiple entry. A visitor visa is also called a tourist visa or Temporary Residence Visa
(TRV). TRV is
an official document that citizens of countries requiring visas must obtain to travel to
and enter
Canada as visitors for up to six months.
Unless you come from a visa-exempt
country, you will
need a
visitor visa to enter Canada, whether you come as a student, temporary worker, or simply
to visit the
country. The first step for this visa is to...
NSRIC immigration and visa consulting (NIVC) division provides the work permit visa through
the Labour
Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) and other immigration services to clients who are interested
in becoming
permanent residents under the work permit. An LMIA is a document that a Canadian employer
may need to
obtain before hiring a foreign worker.
An employer-specific work permit allows a
person to work
in
Canada in accordance with your work permit terms and conditions...