Shohreh Bakhtiari
Action Immigration Canada
College ID #R407431
Shohreh Bakhtiari is the President and Senior Immigration Consultant at Action Immigration Canada, based in Victoria, British Columbia. A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R407431), she has nearly two decades of experience in assisting clients with both permanent and temporary immigration pathways. Her specialization includes Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, Family Sponsorships, Business Immigration, and study permits. Fluent in Persian, Ms. Bakhtiari has effectively supported diverse clients in navigating complex immigration processes. Her commitment to professionalism and honesty has contributed to an impressive success rate, enabling hundreds of clients to achieve their dreams of settling in Canada.
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Immigration Services Explained
Shohreh Bakhtiari, based in Victoria, British Columbia, provides comprehensive guidance across a range of Canadian immigration pathways tailored to individual needs. Her expertise in Express Entry enables clients to navigate the complexities of Canada's points-based system, assisting with everything from eligibility assessments to preparing strong profiles for expedited permanent residency. For those seeking provincial-specific opportunities, Ms. Bakhtiari specializes in the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), helping applicants identify and apply for the most suitable provincial streams to increase their chances of selection. Families looking to reunite in Canada benefit from her extensive knowledge of Family Sponsorship programs, where she aids sponsors and applicants in meeting documentation requirements and addressing common challenges. Entrepreneurs and investors can rely on her insights in Business Immigration, where she guides clients through establishing or acquiring businesses to fulfill federal or provincial criteria for immigration. In the realm of temporary residency, Ms. Bakhtiari skillfully handles Study Permits, helping international students secure authorization to study at Canadian institutions while ensuring compliance with immigration policies. Clients working with Ms. Bakhtiari receive step-by-step support, precise documentation assistance, and strategic advice, ensuring each application is thorough, accurate, and aligned with current Canadian immigration standards.
Local Immigration Context
Persian (Farsi)-speaking applicants can rely on Shohreh Bakhtiari for immigration consultations where every form, deadline, and requirement is explained clearly in Persian (Farsi).
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
Victoria, British Columbia
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