Amarjit Jassal
Flagship Immigration & Education Services Inc.
College ID #R515330
Amarjit Jassal is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R515330) and the founder of Flagship Immigration & Education Services Inc., based in Stittsville, Ontario. He brings a wealth of expertise in programs including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, Canadian Experience Class, and family sponsorships. With a background in civil engineering and project management, he combines analytical precision with a client-centered approach in immigration consulting. Amarjit specializes in pathways for students, businesses, and families, offering tailored guidance for Graduate Visas, Super Visas, and Post-Graduate Work Permits. Fluent in Punjabi, he excels at assisting clients from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. His mission is to simplify the immigration journey and help clients achieve their aspirations of making Canada home.
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Ottawa, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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