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Beyond the legal frameworks and paperwork, we help individuals and families build their future in Canada and empower employers seeking the right international talent to build strong, successful teams.

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I am very grateful for the help and support throughout my work permit application process. At the beginning, I had many questions and worries, but Pam guided me step by step and made the process easier for me and my employer to…

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We were so pleased with Pam’s help with our LMIA application to hire a caregiver, and we are truly grateful for the support throughout the entire process. From the very beginning, she patiently guided us through each step, answered our…

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I highly recommend Pam of Pacific Stream Immigration Services. She helped me with my parents’ visitor visa application so they could come and visit me in Canada. With IRCC becoming increasingly strict in recent years, the application…

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What is a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)?

A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that some Canadian employers must obtain before hiring a foreign worker.

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Can I stay in Canada if my work permit expires?

If you apply to extend your work permit before it expires, you may remain in Canada under maintained status while IRCC processes your application. If you applied for another work permit, you may continue working under the same conditions as your current permit until a decision is made. If you applied for a study permit or visitor record, you must stop working when your work permit expires.

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What PR pathways are available to me?

Canada offers several pathways to permanent residence. The best option depends on your education, work experience, language ability, and personal circumstances. Book a consultation for a personalized immigration strategy.

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How do I find out my NOC code?

In Canada, occupations are classified based on their Training, Education, Experience, and Responsibilities (TEER). Knowing your NOC code and TEER level is important for many permanent and temporary residence applications. You can find your NOC code using the Government of Canada’s NOC Finder below.

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Meet the Founders

We know firsthand what it means to start over— new country, new systems, new goals. Our founders are immigrants themselves, with years of experience in the immigration field. We understand the duality of the journey: legal requirements and personal sides of the process, the paperwork and the pressure, the policies and the uncertainty.

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