Setareh Pourfar
Setareh Pourfar & Associates
College ID #R417335
Setareh Pourfar is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and RCIC-IRB licensed professional with registration number R417335. As the Managing Director of Setareh Pourfar & Associates, she specializes in permanent and temporary residency applications, business immigration programs, refugee representation, and strategic immigration consulting. With a postgraduate qualification in Canadian immigration law and teaching experience at the University of British Columbia, Setareh combines academic expertise with practical insights. She is an active member of the Persian Immigration Consultant Association of Canada (PICAC) and holds certifications as a Commissioner of Oaths. Under her leadership, the firm is dedicated to delivering comprehensive and personalized immigration solutions.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Setareh Pourfar provides tailored immigration solutions to meet the diverse needs of individuals and businesses navigating Canada's immigration system. Her expertise in Permanent Residency includes guiding applicants through Express Entry, Family Sponsorship, and Provincial Nominee Programs, ensuring thorough preparation and compliance with evolving policies. For Temporary Residency, she assists with Work Permit applications, Study Permits, and Visitor Visa filings, addressing each client’s unique situation with precision. As a specialist in Business Immigration, Setareh offers strategic counsel on pathways like Start-Up Visas and Entrepreneur Programs, helping investors and business owners establish themselves in Canada. Her proficiency extends to Refugee Claims, where she represents individuals seeking protection under Canadian asylum protocols, leveraging her RCIC-IRB credentials to navigate complex legal procedures. In addition, Setareh excels in Strategic Immigration Consulting, offering in-depth analysis and customized plans for clients with unique circumstances or long-term immigration goals. With her comprehensive approach to Canadian immigration law, clients benefit from meticulous case management, up-to-date policy insights, and a clear path to successfully achieving their residency or immigration objectives. Whether advancing career opportunities, reuniting families, or securing business prospects, Setareh Pourfar’s services deliver clarity and confidence in Canada's multifaceted immigration landscape.
License Information
Class L3 - RCIC-IRB
RCIC with Immigration and Refugee Board authorization
Business Locations
West Vancouver, British Columbia
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