Celina Hui
IMMI Canada Immigration Consulting Ltd.
College ID #R507191
Celina Hui is the founder and CEO of IMMI Canada Immigration Consulting Ltd., established in 2012. As a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with registration number R507191, she has guided thousands of clients through Canada's immigration processes over more than a decade. Fluent in Portuguese and Spanish, Celina specializes in providing tailored advice for work, study, visitor, and permanent residency visa applications, including Express Entry and Provincial Nomination Programs. Her leadership has propelled IMMI Canada to successfully process over 9,000 visa applications, achieving an exceptional success rate. Dedicated to transparency and personalized service, Celina focuses on making the Canadian immigration process seamless for clients worldwide.
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North Vancouver, British Columbia
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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