Achut Dhungana
KAKA Immigration Services Inc.
College ID #R712221
Achut Dhungana is a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R712221) and the founder of KAKA Immigration Services Inc., based in Brampton, Ontario. With comprehensive knowledge of Canada’s immigration pathways, he offers expert guidance on Permanent Residency programs, student visas, and temporary resident visas. Since the incorporation of his firm in 2022, Achut has earned a reputation for delivering transparent and effective immigration solutions tailored to the unique needs of his clients. He actively participates in community outreach events, helping aspiring immigrants understand the TR to PR pathways. Originally from Nepal, Achut is fluent in Nepali and serves multicultural clients with empathy and professionalism. His commitment to ethical standards and personalized service exemplifies his dedication to helping newcomers achieve their goals in Canada. Through KAKA Immigration Services, Achut ensures clients navigate the complexities of immigration with confidence.
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Brampton, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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