Syed Furqan Nabi Kamili
ClaimedEFF KAY Immigration Services
College ID #R709579
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I am a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC – R709579) with over six years of experience assisting individuals, families, and employers with Canadian immigration matters. My background includes corporate immigration, temporary and permanent residence applications, employer compliance, Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs), work permits, study permits, visitor visas, and business immigration. I currently work in corporate immigration and global mobility, supporting multinational organizations with the movement of foreign workers to Canada. Through my practice, FK Immigration Services, I provide professional, client-focused immigration services designed to help clients navigate Canada's immigration system with confidence. I am committed to delivering accurate advice, practical solutions, and personalized service while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, ethics, and regulatory compliance.
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Immigration Services Explained
I provide a wide range of Canadian immigration services for individuals, families, and employers, including:
• Temporary Resident Visas (Visitor Visas) • Study Permits and Study Permit Extensions • Work Permits (LMIA-based and LMIA-exempt) • Intra-Company Transfers (ICT) • CUSMA Professionals and Traders • Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) • Global Talent Stream Applications • Employer Compliance and Foreign Worker Programs • Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) • Express Entry Applications • Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) • Family Sponsorship Applications • Permanent Residence Applications • Citizenship Applications • Visitor Records, Work Permit Extensions, and Restoration Applications
My approach focuses on understanding each client's unique circumstances, identifying the most appropriate immigration pathway, preparing complete and compliant applications, and providing support throughout the process.
Local Immigration Context
Based in Ontario, I serve clients across Canada and internationally. Ontario remains one of Canada's most popular destinations for newcomers due to its strong economy, diverse communities, educational institutions, and employment opportunities.
The province offers multiple immigration pathways, including Express Entry, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), employer-sponsored immigration streams, international student pathways, and various temporary foreign worker programs. Employers across Ontario continue to face labour shortages in several sectors, creating opportunities for skilled foreign workers through LMIA and LMIA-exempt programs. My practice regularly assists both employers and foreign nationals in navigating these programs while ensuring compliance with Canadian immigration laws and regulations. Whether clients are seeking temporary status, permanent residence, or employer-sponsored immigration solutions, I provide guidance tailored to the current immigration landscape and policy requirements.
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
Toronto, Ontario
107 Longboat Run W, Brantford, N3T 0R8
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