Agoston Pal Tamas
Tamas Immigration
College ID #R507054
Agoston Pal Tamas is the Principal Consultant at Tamas Immigration, a firm specializing in Canadian and Australian immigration services. With extensive legal expertise, he is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R507054) and a Legal Practitioner admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland, Australia. He holds a Master of Laws, Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, and Bachelor of Laws from Queensland University of Technology, as well as a Certificate of Qualification from the Federation of Law Societies of Canada. Beyond English, Agoston is fluent in Swedish and Hungarian and has proficiency in Norwegian, Danish, German, and Dutch, enabling him to serve diverse communities worldwide. His work includes helping skilled workers, businesses, and families navigate complex immigration processes, achieving successful outcomes in visa grants and appeals. Committed to excellence and client success, he leverages over a decade of experience in immigration law to guide clients toward their goals.
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Markham, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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