John is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and represents individuals, families, small businesses, and corporations in several aspects of Canadian immigration; including business immigration programs. He is a frequent presenter at industry events on topics surrounding LMIA exemptions and labour mobility provisions under international trade agreements. John is an instructor in immigration law at the University of Queens and held a similar position at the University of British Columbia from 2014 to 2021. Take note that John cannot specifically advise on immigration to Quebec.
Specialities
Study Permits
Work Permits
Intra-Company Transfer (ICT)
Express Entry
Permanent Residency
PNPs
Spousal Sponsorship
Business Programs
Inadmissibility
Rehabilitation
Citizenship.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our online consultations are aimed at answering all the right questions you might have no matter where in your journey you are. To help you establish if an online consult is the right fit for you, see these FAQs below...
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is a person who can legally advise you on Canadian immigration matters, programs, and pathways based on your specific profile for a fee. All our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC) are members in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC)
Our consultants will provide you with honest and straightforward advice, without “beating around the bush”. We don't try to sell you on any of our services. We provide you with the information and direction you require to make informed decisions about your Canadian immigration options.
15 mins - is only if a client has 1 or 2 specific questions that they want to ask a consultant. This is not for applicants who need advice and direction on which programs they qualify for.
30 mins - is designed for those who know which questions they would like answered and do not need an in-depth explanation or overview of the immigration process or immigration programs. For those who require a more in-depth consultation, we recommend a 60-minute consultation.
60 mins - are an excellent starting point for those who want to fully explore their Canadian immigration options. The immigration consultation will go through all your possible Canadian immigration options as well as how each immigration program works and what to expect from the process from the initial application up to landing in Canada.
Consultations are only for the main applicant and their spouse (including common-law spouses) and their children under the age of 22 (herein referred to as “specified family unit”). Consultations will not be done for anyone outside of this specified family unit. This means that if you book a consultation anyone outside of this specified family unit cannot join in the consultation. This means boyfriends/girlfriends/, siblings, parents, aunts/uncles, cousins, friends, etc will need to book their own consultation. We will also not discuss or review any documents for anyone outside of the specified family unit.
Yes, you need to take your own notes during the consultation.
No carryover is allowed. Once the consultation is finished, the consultation has been completed. Any further questions or advice will require clients to book another consultation.
You can move or cancel your consultation 48 hours before your scheduled start date and time.
You can cancel your consultation booking 48 hours before its start date and time and we will refund your consultation fee minus an admin fee of 5%.
About Us
Canada Abroad’s Mantra is easy. We get you to Canada.
Our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant has over 14 years of experience in the Canadian immigration industry, including 5 years as a Canada Border Services Officer, with a focus on immigration. She has also gone through the immigration process herself (to South Africa) and is able to relate to our clients on a personal level.
