Frequently asked questions.
Q: How do I know if I am qualified to Immigrate to Canada?
A: You will need to get a qualification assessment done to find your eligibility.
Q: Who can run a qualification assessment?
A: A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant or a Canadian lawyer can do it for you (I am a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant!!).
Q: How do I get a qualification assessment?
A: Email: astoriacanada.immigration@gmail.com for information.
Q. What immigration programs are available in Canada?
A: There are three major programs: Temporary – Permanent – Visitor.
Q. What are the temporary programs?
A: Study permits and work permits.
Q. What are the Permanent Programs?
A: Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Program, Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Program, Health Care worker program, Business Entrepreneur program, Self Employment, Start Up Visa, Family Sponsorships, Refugee, Humanitarian, Compassionate Visa and so much more. Work with us to learn all which best applies to you!
Q. What are the visitor visas?
A: Business Visitor, Tourist, Family Visitor or Parents & Grand Parents’ (PGP) visa
Q. How much will each visa cost?
A: Each visa is different and costs differ based on family size and your unique circumstances. Please contact astoriacanada.immigration@gmail.com to get a personalized quote.
Q. What are the visitor visas?
A: Business Visitor, Tourist, Family Visitor or Parents & Grand Parents’ (PGP) visa
Q. How much will each visa cost?
A: Each visa is different and costs will differ based on family size and your unique circumstances. Please contact astoriacanada.immigration@gmail.com to get a personalized quote.
Q. How long will it take to process a visa?
A: Visa processing times will vary depending on the visa type and other variables such as IRCC backlog, special circumstances like COVID-19 etc. Under normal circumstances, a temporary visa will take up to a year to process while a PR may take up to 2 years.
Q. What qualification will be assessed during the immigration process?
A: Age, education, work experience, financial stability, criminal and medical history will be mainly assessed. However, additional information may also be requested by the visa officer on a case by case basis.