Kehinde Adeseye Adewoyin
Davest Immigration Consultant Inc.
College ID #R518557
Kehinde Adeseye Adewoyin is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R518557) and the CEO of Davest Immigration Consultant Inc., based in Manitoba, Canada. With a strong foundation from Herzing College’s e-Academy, she holds a B.A. in Communication and is also recognized as a Supply Chain Management professional. Before transitioning to immigration consulting, she spent over 20 years excelling in customer service within multinational organizations, earning multiple awards for her dedication to excellence. Kehinde specializes in Canadian immigration pathways, including Express Entry, study permits, work permits, and family reunification programs. She is deeply committed to guiding individuals and families toward their Canadian dreams with expertise and personalized care. Multilingual and community-oriented, Kehinde’s global perspective enhances her ability to connect with diverse clients. Her mission is driven by a genuine desire to empower newcomers through professional services tailored to their unique needs.
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Areas of Expertise
Business Locations
Winnipeg, Manitoba
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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