Overview
Headquarters
Tornto, Ontario
Category
Immigration & naturalization service
Viaus Immigration Consulting Services is a professional company specializing in Canada’s immigration services. The company was registered in Canada and is regulated by Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory (ICCRC). Its head office is located in Canada’s largest multicultural city – Toronto. Viaus Immigration Consulting Services provides representing and advocating services for those who wish to come to Canada as temporary residents, permanent residents or refugees/persons in need of protection. Our services include assisting applications in the following categories: Temporary Residents – We assist you in coming to Canada as temporary residents, including visitors, temporary foreign workers, international students and Temporary Resident Permit holders; Economic Classes – We assist you in immigrating to Canada as permanent residents in the economic classes, including Federal Skilled Workers, Federal Skilled Trades, Canadian Experience Class, Start-up Business Class; Self-employed Persons, Caregivers Class, Immigrant Investors Venture Capital Class; as well as immigration classes under the Quebec immigration program and the provincial nominee programs; Family Classes – We assist you in immigrating to Canada as permanent residents in the Family Classes including the overseas Family Class and the Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada Class; Refugee Protection – We assist you in claiming for refugee protection in Canada or applying for Pre-Removal Risk Assessment; Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations – We assist you in applying for Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations inside Canada; Permanent Resident Card Application & Renewal – We assist you in applying for or renewing your Permanent Resident Card; Citizenship Application – We assist you in applying for the Canadian citizenship. We represent you as your counsel at hearings or appeals before the Immigration Division (ID) or the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB) as well as hearings or Refugee Appeals before the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).
