Ni Nan Zhang
Decon Immigration Solutions Ltd.
College ID #R532657
Ni Nan Zhang is a licensed immigration consultant (RCIC #R532657) and the founder of Decon Immigration Solutions Ltd., based in Surrey, British Columbia. With expertise spanning temporary and permanent residency applications, visitor visas, study and work permits, as well as citizenship matters, she has guided clients through complex immigration pathways with confidence. Known for her meticulous approach, she caters to clients from diverse cultural backgrounds and strives to simplify the immigration process. Fluent in Mandarin, she provides tailored services to Chinese-speaking clients, ensuring accessibility and clarity in each step of their journey. Passionate about empowering individuals and families, Ni Nan Zhang continues to prioritize professional integrity and client-centered solutions.
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Burnaby, British Columbia
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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