Xiaochuan Liu
Geoyo Immigration Consultant Ltd.
College ID #R529107
Xiaochuan Liu is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC #R529107) and the director of Geoyo Immigration Consultant Ltd., based in Ottawa, Ontario. With nearly a decade of experience, she specializes in Canadian immigration pathways such as Express Entry, study permits, family sponsorships, and work visas. Geoyo Immigration Consultant Ltd. is known for delivering personalized services to clients worldwide, ensuring accuracy in complex applications. Xiaochuan Liu brings a collaborative and detail-oriented approach to her practice, tailor-made for diverse cultural needs. Fluent in Mandarin, she supports clients from multilingual backgrounds, fostering trust and accessibility. Her dedication lies in empowering individuals to achieve their immigration goals efficiently and confidently.
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Ottawa, Ontario
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Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
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