Services

Nine doors into Canada

Every program has its criteria, its timelines and its traps. We steer you towards the one that matches your real profile — not the one that sells best.

Study in Canada

Study permit

Admission to a designated institution, a study permit, then a post-graduation work permit: the path most travelled by young Tunisians towards permanent residence.

4 to 9 months, admission included

Express Entry

Permanent residence

Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs and francophone draws: the routes to permanent residence for skilled workers, with or without a job offer.

8 to 18 months depending on the route

CSQ and Arrima

Québec immigration

Québec selects its own economic immigrants. Arrima, the Québec Selection Certificate, then the federal application: a distinct path we handle end to end.

18 to 30 months in two phases

Work in Canada

Work permit

Employer-specific permits, open permits and francophone mobility: obtaining the right to work in Canada and converting that experience into permanent residence.

3 to 8 months depending on the category

Visit Canada

Visitor visa

Temporary resident visas for tourism, a family visit or a business trip, and the super visa for parents and grandparents.

3 to 12 weeks

Reunite your family

Family sponsorship

Sponsorship of a spouse, child, parent or grandparent by a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

12 to 24 months depending on the relationship

Invest and build

Business immigration

Start-up visa, self-employed and provincial entrepreneur streams for project owners and investors.

12 to 36 months depending on the program

After a refusal

Refusals and appeals

Officer’s notes, reconsideration, a corrected refiling or judicial review: what to actually do after an IRCC refusal.

2 to 12 months depending on the route

Land well

Settlement support

Departure preparation and arrival support: housing, documents, health coverage, schooling, banking, credentials and the job search.

Before departure and 6 months after

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Next step

Thirty minutes can change a decade

The eligibility assessment is free and carries no obligation. You leave with a clear answer: which programs are open to you, what you are missing, and what it genuinely costs.

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