Abiola Owoyemi Okeowo
Oak Immigration Inc.
College ID #R526754
Abiola Owoyemi Okeowo, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R526754), is the founder and principal consultant at Oak Immigration Inc., headquartered in British Columbia. With over five years of experience, she specializes in Canadian immigration pathways, including temporary visas, study permits, work permits, Express Entry, and Provincial Nominee Programs. Abiola is a graduate of the University of British Columbia's program on Immigration Laws, Policies, and Procedures, equipping her with in-depth knowledge to guide clients effectively. Known for her detailed and personalized approach, Abiola has successfully helped individuals and families achieve their Canadian immigration goals. She is particularly skilled at designing tailored strategies for international students, workers, and families. In addition to her expertise, she actively serves diverse communities by leveraging her multilingual abilities, including proficiency in Yoruba, to connect with clients in a culturally inclusive manner. Her commitment to excellence has established Oak Immigration as a trusted partner for those navigating Canada’s immigration system. Abiola is driven by her mission to open doors to opportunities, ensuring every client’s journey to Canada is smooth and successful.
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Immigration Services Explained
Abiola Owoyemi Okeowo provides expert guidance across a range of Canadian immigration services, including study permits, work permits, Express Entry, and Provincial Nominee Programs. As a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, she assists international students seeking study permits to pursue education in Canada, offering tailored advice on meeting academic requirements and navigating application processes. For professionals aiming to work in Canada, Abiola offers comprehensive support with work permits, ensuring compliance with eligibility criteria and employment regulations. Her expertise in Express Entry allows her to efficiently guide skilled workers through the intricate points-based system, helping them secure permanent residence by optimizing their profiles. Additionally, she specializes in Provincial Nominee Programs to assist candidates in accessing immigration pathways specific to their desired province, catering to region-based opportunities and requirements. With a thorough understanding of Canada’s immigration policies, Abiola delivers individualized solutions to simplify complex procedures and help clients achieve their goals, whether temporary or permanent immigration.
Business Locations
Vancouver, British Columbia
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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