Arash Soleimaninejad
Soleimani Immigration Inc.
College ID #R731503
Arash Soleimaninejad is a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC, R731503) and the founder of Soleimani Immigration Inc. Based in Canada, he specializes in business immigration, family sponsorships, Express Entry, provincial nominee programs (PNPs), citizenship, and refugee cases. With extensive experience in immigration consulting and a background in business and finance, including roles at leading organizations such as Royal Bank of Canada, he provides tailored solutions to meet diverse client needs. Arash holds an L3 RCIC-IRB license, allowing him to represent clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. As CEO of Soleimani Immigration Inc., he leads a trusted team committed to professional excellence and results.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Arash Soleimaninejad offers comprehensive immigration services tailored to both individuals and families seeking to navigate Canada’s complex immigration pathways. For entrepreneurs and investors, he provides expert guidance on business immigration programs, helping clients secure work permits, establish businesses, or invest in Canada while meeting federal or provincial criteria. Families looking to reunite can rely on his in-depth knowledge of family sponsorship programs, ensuring smooth processing for spousal, parental, or child sponsorship applications. Arash also specializes in guiding skilled workers through the Express Entry system, offering strategic advice on profile optimization to maximize Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores. His expertise extends to Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), helping candidates identify and apply for province-specific immigration streams. Additionally, Arash supports clients pursuing Canadian citizenship, assisting with applications, residency requirements, and citizenship tests. For those in vulnerable situations, he has significant experience managing refugee claims, representing clients throughout the process. As a regulated RCIC and L3 RCIC-IRB license holder, Arash is authorized to represent clients in hearings and proceedings, providing skilled advocacy when needed. With a focus on personalized solutions, he ensures that every case meets the rigorous standards of Canadian immigration law. Clients can expect clear communication, meticulous application preparation, and dedicated representation in pursuit of their immigration goals.
License Information
Class L3 - RCIC-IRB
RCIC with Immigration and Refugee Board authorization
Business Locations
Vancouver, British Columbia
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