John Lironi
Gateway Pacific Immigration Ltd
College ID #R414503
John Lironi is an accomplished Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC R414503) and the founder of Gateway Pacific Immigration Ltd., based in Surrey, British Columbia. With over two decades of experience in immigration consulting, John specializes in independent, family, and business immigration, as well as work and study permits. He has represented individuals, families, small businesses, and corporations, guiding them through the complexities of Canadian immigration laws with expertise and care. John holds a Master’s degree from the University of Amsterdam and a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Victoria, alongside a certification from the University of British Columbia Immigration Practitioner Program. His time spent living in the Netherlands for seven years has shaped his global perspective and deep understanding of immigration challenges. Known for his insightful presentations at professional events, John frequently discusses topics like LMIA exemptions and labor mobility under international trade agreements. Committed to excellence in client service, John provides tailored solutions to diverse immigration scenarios. As a fluent French speaker, he serves clients from varied linguistic backgrounds, expanding Gateway Pacific’s reach. Dedicated to empowering others in their Canadian immigration journey, he continues to be a trusted advisor for countless clients worldwide.
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John Lironi provides tailored immigration solutions for individuals, families, and businesses seeking entry or settlement in Canada. Specializing in Family Sponsorship, he expertly facilitates reunification processes for spouses, children, parents, and grandparents, ensuring compliance with Canada’s family-class immigration requirements. For entrepreneurs and investors, John navigates the nuances of Business Immigration, assisting clients in launching or expanding ventures in Canada while meeting federal and provincial program criteria. Employers and skilled workers rely on his proficiency with Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIA) to secure the necessary authorizations for hiring foreign talent. John also supports students in obtaining Study Permits, guiding applicants through institutional acceptance, permit extensions, and post-graduation options. For professionals seeking Canadian employment, he simplifies the Work Permit application process, ensuring eligibility and documentation are in line with immigration regulations. Each service is delivered with a deep understanding of Canada’s evolving immigration policies, empowering clients to achieve their immigration goals efficiently and effectively.
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Surrey, British Columbia
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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