Visitor visa or eTA?
The purpose of your trip, funds and what shows it is temporary.
Plan a visit ↗LARISSA POGREE · IMMIGRATION CONSULTANT
Canada,
with a clear
next step.
Every move has a story. Let’s talk about yours and where to begin — from your first visa to permanent residence.
CANADA / A NEW CHAPTER
Your next chapter
A big change.
A clear first step.
01 / YOUR START
What brings you here?
Choose what matters most right now. We’ll start there.
I want to move
Let’s discuss your goals, education, experience and possible directions. A consultation can help clarify which questions to address first.
Discuss this in a consultation ↗Your choice helps start the conversation. It is not an eligibility assessment.
Services
Choose the service
you need.
Six clear directions. Choose the one closest to your situation and review the services available.
Temporary status
Coming to Canada
- Visitor visa and eTATRV
- Study permitStudy
- Work permitWork
- Extension and restoration of statusRestoration
- Working Holiday permitsIEC
Permanent status
Staying in Canada
- Express EntryFSW · CEC
- Provincial programsMPNP · PNP
- Spousal and parental sponsorshipFamily
- PR card renewalPR Card
- Citizenship applicationCitizenship
Standalone
One-off help
- Situation review and strategy
- Review of a prepared packageReview
- Response to an IRCC letterPFL
- Document translationCertified
- Work after a refusalRefusal
For employers
Hiring a foreign worker
- Labour Market Impact AssessmentLMIA
- Employer-specific work permitClosed permit
- Job offer and advertising requirementsRecruitment
- Compliance and inspection readinessCompliance
- Transition from temporary to PRRetention
Practical guides
Find your
next step.
Start with the question closest to your situation. Each guide links to current official requirements.
Study permit
Check the school, program, PAL/TAL and finances before paying tuition.
Check a study plan ↗Work permit
Open or employer-specific? Start with the right eligibility route.
Find the route ↗Express Entry
Program eligibility, CRS ranking and documents before a profile.
Assess the profile ↗Family sponsorship
Sponsor eligibility, relationship evidence and long-term commitments.
Explore sponsorship ↗Manitoba PNP
How your work or other connection to Manitoba affects the pathway.
Explore MPNP ↗Super Visa
Longer visits and the host, medical and insurance requirements.
Check Super Visa ↗Visa or permit refused?
Read the reasons before deciding whether or how to apply again.
Review the refusal ↗Restore status
What to check if a visitor, student or worker has lost status.
Check the timeline ↗Reviews
Every story starts
with trust.
Professional, knowledgeable and responsive throughout the entire process.
Kamaljeet Mehal5/5 · Google
A great professional, and very pleasant to deal with.
Andrii Rybalko5/5 · Google
Keen in reviewing our documents, and always keeps us informed.
L. Cabato5/5 · Google
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Common questions
What people ask on the first call
How much does a consultation cost and what is included?
An initial consultation costs $180 plus applicable provincial taxes. The consultation fee is separate and is not deducted from the cost of permanent residence application services. The format and payment details are agreed when booking.
Can I apply on my own, without a consultant?
Yes, nothing prohibits it, and in many straightforward cases it is the sensible choice. A consultant matters where there is a complicating factor: a previous refusal, a gap in status, a criminal record, a medical issue, a complex family situation, or a competitive program where a mistake costs a year of waiting.
What is the MPNP and would I qualify?
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program is the province’s own selection of candidates, with separate streams: for graduates of local institutions, for people already working in the province, and for overseas applicants with a demonstrated connection to Manitoba. Eligibility differs from federal Express Entry programs, so each Manitoba pathway should be checked on its own terms.
Do you work with clients outside Winnipeg?
Yes. We work with clients in Canada and abroad, excluding Quebec and Saskatchewan. Contact us to discuss a suitable consultation format.
Do you guarantee the outcome?
No. Immigration decisions are made by IRCC. A consultation helps you discuss your situation, the documents needed and possible next steps.