Nassim Yahyaei
University of Toronto
College ID #R421687
Nassim Yahyaei is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) affiliated with the University of Toronto, where she serves as Team Lead and International Immigration Student Advisor. With extensive expertise in Canadian immigration laws and policies, she specializes in guiding international students through complex matters such as study permits, work permits, visas, and permanent residency pathways. Her role involves advising a diverse student body from over 80 countries, ensuring culturally competent and accurate support for their academic and immigration needs. Nassim is deeply committed to fostering international education and advocates for collaborations between government agencies and educational institutions to align immigration policies with Canada's education strategy. In addition, she regularly organizes workshops for students and staff to ensure compliance with immigration regulations. Her multilingual proficiency enhances her ability to serve diverse communities effectively, further underscoring her dedication to the global educational experience.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Nassim Yahyaei provides tailored guidance across a range of Canadian immigration pathways, specializing in study permits, work permits, visitor visas, and permanent residency applications. For international students, she offers step-by-step support in navigating study permit applications, extensions, and compliance with Canada's student immigration requirements, ensuring a seamless transition for academic pursuits. Those seeking work opportunities in Canada can benefit from her expertise in work permit processes, including post-graduation work permits (PGWP), employer-specific permits, and open work permits, helping clients align their career goals with immigration regulations. Nassim also assists individuals and families in securing visitor visas, offering precise advice on application preparation, supporting documentation, and adherence to entry requirements for short-term stays. Additionally, she provides thorough guidance on pathways to permanent residency, from Express Entry to provincial nominee programs (PNP), tailoring strategies to align with each client’s immigration objectives. Leveraging her in-depth knowledge of Canadian immigration policies, Nassim ensures that clients receive accurate, actionable insights at every step of their journey.
Business Locations
Toronto, Ontario
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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