Every year, Canada welcomes millions of visitors from all over the world. You can travel to Canada for pleasure, to see family and friends, or to conduct business.
There are numerous ways to immigrate to Canada and obtain permanent residence, but here at Divya Immigration, we are dedicated to making things as simple as possible.
Canada has one of the best educational systems in the world, which draws a large number of international students on Study Visas and Permits.
Divya Immigration Services Inc. provides professional Canadian immigration consulting services in Brampton, Ontario. Our licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) assists clients with Express Entry, permanent residence, work permits, study permits, visitor visas and family sponsorship applications.
Personalized immigration guidance based on your individual circumstances and eligibility.
Professional assistance with application preparation, supporting documents and submission requirements.
Clear and transparent communication throughout your Canadian immigration application process.
Dedicated support for temporary residence, permanent residence, and family reunification applications.
Monitor your application through the applicable IRCC online account or status-tracking service, where available. Check for updates, review messages and respond promptly to requests for additional information or documents. Processing times vary depending on the application type and individual circumstances.
IRCC will notify you of its decision once your application has been processed. If approved, follow the instructions provided for receiving your immigration document or completing any remaining formalities. If refused, review the reasons for refusal and consider whether reconsideration, a new application or another available option is appropriate for your circumstances.
If your immigration application was refused, do not panic and contact us right away. Delaying could mean that you will lose your appeal rights or restoration period in case of temporary visa refusals. The first step towards appealing your refusal is to get an assessment of your specific situation and see what are your options?