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Whether you are applying for temporary or permanent stay in Canada, the immigration application process can be difficult and intimidating. Given increased regulations that make it difficult to qualify for visas, you want to ensure that someone capable handles your application from the start. Having immigrated to Canada himself, Andrew Carvajal understands the significance of this process and the role it plays in his clients' personal and professional lives.

There are a number of options available to individuals looking to immigrate to Canada. This is why it is important to have someone qualified help you determine your immigration needs and advise you during the process.

Some of the different immigration options available include the following:

-Temporary resident visas (TRVs) - for those looking to come to Canada for a temporary stay, like a vacation or a short period of study or work
-Parent and grandparent Super Visa
-Study permits
-Work permits

We also advise clients in matters before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB). This is Canada's largest independent administrative tribunal and is responsible for making decisions on immigration and refugee matters.

Our services include refugee protection claims before the Refuge Protection Division of the IRB, and any subsequent appeals of these decisions to the Board's Refugee Appeal Division.

We also assist clients with hearings and appeals to the Immigration Division and the Immigration Appeal Division of the IRB. This includes admissibility hearings for certain categories of people believed to be inadmissible to, or removable from Canada, detention reviews for persons detained under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, as well as appeals on refused sponsorship applications.

-Federal skilled workers - for those who want to settle and work in Canada (outside of Quebec) based on their occupational credentials and experience
-Skilled trades workers - for those who want to immigrate based on being qualified in a specific skilled trade
-Quebec-selected skilled workers - for those selected by the Quebec government to settle and work in Quebec
-Canadian Experience Class - for those who have recent Canadian work experience or have graduated from a Canadian institution and recently worked in Canada
-Investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed individuals - for those who want to start a business in Canada
-Provincial nominees - one of Canada's provinces or territories can nominate you to settle and work in Canada
-Family sponsorship - you may be able to sponsor a family member to join you in Canada if you are a permanent resident or a Canadian citizen
-Live-in caregivers - for those who are qualified to provide care for children, elderly persons or persons with disabilities in private homes without supervision
-Humanitarian and compassionate grounds - for those within or outside of Canada who will face significant hardship at their home country

-For those eligible to become Canadian citizens due to their birth status or continued residency in Canada

Citizenship & Immigration Canada

Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act