Chi Shan Regina Lee
MBB Business Consultants Inc.
College ID #R414047
Chi Shan Regina Lee is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB), registered under CICC with license number R414047. She is the principal consultant at MBB Business Consultants Inc., specializing in immigration appeals, inadmissibility cases, detention hearings, and refugee claims. With over 30 years of expertise, including prior experience as an Immigration Visa Officer for the Canadian Consulate in Hong Kong, Regina has successfully guided clients through complex immigration processes such as Provincial Nominee Programs, business immigration, and humanitarian applications. Her commitment to personalized service and meticulous attention to detail has earned her recognition as a trusted advisor for clients worldwide.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Chi Shan Regina Lee brings a wealth of expertise to some of the most intricate aspects of Canadian immigration. Specializing in immigration appeals, she assists individuals in challenging decisions such as visa refusals or denied residency applications with thorough preparation and strategic advocacy. For clients facing inadmissibility due to criminal, medical, or other grounds, Regina offers tailored solutions to overcome these barriers, drawing on her deep knowledge of Canadian immigration law. She also represents clients in detention hearings, advocating for fair outcomes for those detained under immigration regulations. Refugee claimants seeking asylum in Canada benefit from Regina’s decades of experience navigating the Refugee Protection Division to secure protection for those fleeing persecution. Additionally, she has extensive expertise in Provincial Nominee Programs, guiding skilled workers and entrepreneurs through province-specific streams to achieve permanent residency. With a focus on business immigration, Regina advises investors and entrepreneurs on pathways to establish or expand their ventures in Canada. For those seeking compassionate solutions, she offers guidance on Humanitarian and Compassionate applications, helping individuals demonstrate unique circumstances that warrant residency despite standard eligibility barriers. Regina’s meticulous approach and comprehensive understanding of Canadian immigration processes make her a vital ally in resolving even the most challenging cases.
License Information
Class L3 - RCIC-IRB
RCIC with Immigration and Refugee Board authorization
Business Locations
Toronto, Ontario
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