Mohamed Tharwat Negmeldin
Multidimensional Immigration Consultancy Corp.
College ID #R532813
Mohamed Tharwat Negmeldin, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), is the founder and president of Multidimensional Immigration Consultancy Corp., based in Calgary, Alberta. He holds an L3 RCIC-IRB license, allowing him to represent clients across all divisions of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. Mr. Negmeldin has a Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences, studied Immigration Law at Bow Valley College, and is also a certified marketer through the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK. Leveraging over 20 years of diverse experience across business, marketing, and regional management, he specializes in business and economic immigration, family sponsorships, and complex immigration cases. He is recognized for his meticulous approach and his commitment to helping clients navigate Canada’s immigration landscape.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Mohamed Tharwat Negmeldin specializes in guiding individuals and businesses through intricate immigration pathways with precision and expertise. His Calgary-based practice covers three key areas: business immigration, family sponsorship, and complex immigration cases. For entrepreneurs and investors, Mr. Negmeldin offers tailored strategies to navigate Canada’s business immigration programs, including assistance with Start-Up Visa applications, Provincial Nominee Programs, and pathways designed to support corporate growth and investment. Families seeking to reunite through sponsorship can rely on his comprehensive knowledge of spousal, dependent, and parental sponsorship streams, ensuring that every application is thorough and meets Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) requirements. Additionally, he excels in addressing multifaceted immigration challenges, such as inadmissibility waivers, judicial reviews, and representing clients before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada. Armed with an L3 RCIC-IRB license, he is equipped to handle appeals across refugee, immigration, and inadmissibility cases, providing robust representation tailored to each client’s unique circumstances. Whether dealing with procedural complexities or urgent cases requiring immediate intervention, Mr. Negmeldin’s depth of experience ensures informed, strategic advocacy that helps clients achieve their immigration goals with confidence.
License Information
Class L3 - RCIC-IRB
RCIC with Immigration and Refugee Board authorization
Business Locations
Calgary, Alberta
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