Yevgenia Kalnitsky-Amelenko
Igility-Health Association Nova Scotia
College ID #R514216
Yevgenia Kalnitsky-Amelenko, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with registration number R514216, specializes in recruiting foreign workers for employment in Nova Scotia. As part of her role with Igility, a subsidiary of Health Association Nova Scotia, she leverages her expertise in Temporary Foreign Worker programs and employer compliance. Fluent in multiple languages, Yevgenia provides personalized support to clients from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds. With her certification as a recruiter and proficiency in navigating both immigration and labor frameworks, she focuses on addressing workforce challenges for healthcare entities. Her dedication to ethical recruitment and streamlined immigration processes underscores her commitment to client success and community development.
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Areas of Expertise
Immigration Services Explained
Yevgenia Kalnitsky-Amelenko provides targeted immigration services with a focus on work permits and employer compliance, offering essential support to businesses and individuals navigating Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker programs. She assists employers in meeting compliance requirements, ensuring adherence to federal regulations and minimizing risks during the labor market impact assessment (LMIA) process. Yevgenia’s expertise lies in facilitating the recruitment and integration of foreign workers, particularly within industries in Nova Scotia, where she specializes in aligning employer needs with immigration pathways. For workers seeking employment opportunities, she guides them in securing the appropriate permits, offering step-by-step assistance to ensure applications meet all Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) standards. Employers working with Yevgenia benefit from customized audits, compliance reviews, and strategic solutions tailored to meet operational goals while staying within legal frameworks. Her in-depth knowledge of Canadian labor laws and immigration protocols allows her to streamline processes for both employers and employees, resulting in efficient outcomes. Whether optimizing workforce strategies or managing complex immigration documentation, Yevgenia delivers precise, regulation-compliant assistance that bridges the gap between employer requirements and foreign worker opportunities.
License Information
Class L2 - RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Business Locations
Vaughan, Ontario
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