Immigration
What happens during your initial consultation?
In order to help you, we will listen to your immigration problems, your challenges, and what your specific goals are.
In other words, we will tell you what you need to do in order to achieve your goals. We will assist you to identify the type of visa/permit/process you need, what challenges are involved, how long it will take and how much it will cost.
This will help you to understand and prepare for what you will be facing throughout the process(es). We will provide you a solution and/or a plan which we will work hand by hand to meet and exceed your immigration goals.
What We Have Here for You
Questions
Write any questions, or ideas about your process.
Resume/CV
Updated resume listing your experience and education.
Passport
Copy of your passport(s).
Visas/Permits
Copy of permits/visas you have (current and past).
Language Tests
English/French Language test results, if you have these. (IETS, CEIPIP, TEF)
Offer of Employment
Job offer/contract pay-stubs.
Diplomas
Copies of Diplomas/certificates + transcripts from institutions. (ECA if applicable)
Proof of Funds
Bank statements + letter of financial support.
Services
1. Visitors
All visitors must generally meet the following criteria:
● Hold a valid passport.
● Be in good health that can be proved with a medical exam, if this is requested.
● Be able proof financial security, meaning, you have to show that you have the money to pay for the trip to Canada.
● Have ties to home country.
● Intention to return home after their trip (return ticket).
● Can prove the purpose of their visit, in other words why are you coming to Canada?
Some people require a visa or ETA to come to Canada as a tourist or visitor.
2. Study
Any prospective students, who has been accepted to a program longer than six months.
● An acceptance letter from the Designated Learning Institution you will be attending.
● Financial Proof; show you have paid your tuition and have enough for your living expenses. How can you proof that: by providing financial statements, or a letter from the bank.
● Some students may require police certificates.
● All students require to obtain biometrics and a medical examination as a requirement for the student permit.
● Languages Test results. (CELPIP, IELTS, TOFEL)
● International Medical insurance.
● ● If you are planning to study in Quebec, a CSA, and/or CSQ will be require prior to applying for a Study Permit.
3. Work
What do you need?
● Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), if applicable.
● Job offer or employment contract.
● Proof you meet the requirements of the job offered.
● Police certificate, biometrics and medical examination, if applicable.
LMIA Work Permit
Most employers will need to obtain a LMIA prior to hiring an international worker. For more information on LMIA processing please. Contact us at hello@hive5agency.com.
Work Permits that do NOT require an LMIA
● Workers under international agreement.
● Workers under a pilot project.
● Workers nominated by a province for PR with a job offer.
● Entrepreneurs and workers transferred within a company.
Open work permits are given only in certain situations:
● You are the spouse of a skilled worker or post-secondary student.
● You are eligible for International Experience Canada: Working holiday, Young Professionals, International Co-op.
● You are a student who graduated from a designated learning institution and are eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit.
● You are a destitute student, meaning a student who’s no longer able to meet the costs of your studies.
● You have applied for permanent residence in Canada or are a dependent family member of someone who has applied.
● You are a refugee, refugee claimant, protected person or their family member.
4. The Express Entry
The Express Entry is an application management system used by IRCC to manage and process application received through three of Canada’s federal economic immigration programs, such as:
● Federal Skilled Worker (FSW)
● Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
● Federal Skilled Trades (FST)
● Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Candidates are ranked based on their age, education, language proficiency, work experience, and other factors.
For more information, and to book and appt contact us at: contact@hive5agency.com
5. Family Sponsorship
Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents may be able to sponsor the following family members:
● Parents.
● Grandparents.
● Spouse, common-law or conjugal partner.
● Dependent child*.
● Grandchildren*.
● Nephew or niece*.
● Sister, brother, half-sister, or half-brother*.
What do you need to sponsor a family member?
● Be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident who is 18 years or older.
● Sign an agreement and an undertaking.
● Meet the Low Income Cut-Off (LICO)*.
● Meet the Sponsor’s requirements.
*Some exceptions apply
6. The Provincial Nominee Program PNPS
The Provincial Nominee Program PNPS are a two-part process.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a process through which most territories and provinces in Canada nominates its immigrants. Each of the territories and provinces (Except Quebec) has its own standard and streams for the PNP. Their immigration programs target certain groups such as students, business people, skilled workers or semi-skilled workers.
First, you have to apply to the province for your provincial nomination. Subsequently, if you are approved by the province, you have to submit a second application to the federal government for your Canadian permanent resident status.
PNP is a great option to immigrate to Canada if you already know, or have ties, to the province where you would like to become established.
Some of the main requirements are:
● Intention and ability to become economically established in the province of your choice.
● Full-time, permanent job offer in an eligible occupation* NOC.
● Skills, education and experience that correspond to the job you are being offered.
● Settlement funds.
● Meet the English or French language requirements.
*Some exceptions apply.
VISITORS:
All visitors must generally meet the following criteria:
● Hold a valid passport.
● Be in good health that can be proved with a medical exam, if this is requested.
● Be able proof financial security, meaning, you have to show that you have the money to pay for the trip to Canada.
● Have ties to home country.
● Intention to return home after their trip (return ticket).
● Can prove the purpose of their visit, in other words why are you coming to Canada?
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VISITORS:
All visitors must generally meet the following criteria:
● Hold a valid passport.
● Be in good health that can be proved with a medical exam, if this is requested.
● Be able proof financial security, meaning, you have to show that you have the money to pay for the trip to Canada.
● Have ties to home country.
● Intention to return home after their trip (return ticket).
● Can prove the purpose of their visit, in other words why are you coming to Canada?
Appointments Available
Fully Custom Space

Study
Who needs to get a study permit?
Any prospective students, who has been accepted to a program longer than six months.
What do you need to apply for a study permit?
● An acceptance letter from the Designated Learning Institution you will be attending.
● Financial Proof; show you have paid your tuition and have enough for your living expenses. How can you proof that: by providing financial statements, or a letter from the bank.
● Some students may require police certificates.
● All students require to obtain biometrics and a medical examination as a requirement for the student permit.
● Languages Test results. (CELPIP, IELTS, TOFEL).
● International Medical insurance.
● If you are planning to study in Quebec, a CSA, and/or CSQ will be require prior to applying for a Study Permit.
Can I work while I am studying?
● If you are attending a Designated Learning Institution, you are allow to work part-time (20hrs) during your studies and full-time while on school breaks.
How can I continue to work after graduating?
● Eligible students can apply for the Post-Graduation Work Permit after graduating while they still have a valid study permit and have received their confirmation of graduatio
● You have 90 days to apply for the PGWP.
● Students must have not received a Post-Graduation work permit in the past.
EXPRESS ENTRY
The Express Entry is an application management system used by IRCC to manage and process application received through three of Canada’s federal economic immigration programs, such as:
● Federal Skilled Worker (FSW)
● Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
● Federal Skilled Trades (FST)
● Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
● Candidates are ranked based on their age, education, language proficiency, work experience, and other factors.
For more information, and to book and appt contact us at : hello@hive5agency.com


EXPRESS ENTRY
The Express Entry is an application management system used by IRCC to manage and process application received through three of Canada’s federal economic immigration programs, such as:
● Federal Skilled Worker (FSW)
● Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
● Federal Skilled Trades (FST)
● Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
● Candidates are ranked based on their age, education, language proficiency, work experience, and other factors.
For more information, and to book and appt contact us at : hello@hive5agency.com