Canada & UK visa consultancy · Islamabad, Pakistan

Destination · Canada

Canada visa guidance, from Islamabad.

Study permits, visitor visas, work permits, Express Entry and family sponsorship — explained clearly, prepared carefully, and always checked against IRCC’s current rules.

Canada routes

How we help with each Canadian route

Every route has its own rules, documents and common pitfalls. Here is what each one involves — and where we come in.

For students

Study permit

A Canadian study permit allows you to study at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). You will normally need a letter of acceptance, proof that you can pay your tuition and living costs and, for most college and undergraduate programmes, a provincial or territorial attestation letter (PAL/TAL).

Best for: students who have — or plan to get — admission to a Canadian college or university, and can show genuine study goals and sufficient funds.

How we help

  • Choosing programmes and institutions that fit your academic record, budget and career plans
  • Admission applications and letter of acceptance follow-up
  • Explaining PAL/TAL and proof-of-funds requirements for your case
  • A clear, honest study plan with supporting documents
  • Reviewing your study permit application before submission, plus biometrics guidance
For visitors & families

Visitor visa & Super Visa

A visitor visa (temporary resident visa) is for tourism, visiting family or friends, or short business trips. The Super Visa lets eligible parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents make longer visits, with extra requirements such as a minimum income for the host and private medical insurance.

Best for: tourists, family visitors and business travellers with a genuine, well-documented reason to visit and strong ties to home.

How we help

  • Explaining the purpose of your visit clearly and honestly
  • Invitation letters and documents from your host in Canada
  • Evidence of your ties to home — work, study, family and property
  • Presenting financial documents and travel history accurately
  • Super Visa income and medical insurance requirements
For workers

Work permits

Most employer-specific work permits need a genuine job offer, often supported by a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) obtained by the employer. Some people, such as certain spouses of students or workers, may qualify for an open work permit under IRCC’s current rules.

Best for: people who already hold a genuine offer from a Canadian employer, or who may qualify for an open work permit.

We don’t find jobs or sell job offers

Paying for a job offer or an LMIA is a serious warning sign. Employers in Canada are not allowed to charge workers recruitment fees or pass on the cost of an LMIA.

How we help

  • Checking which work permit category applies to you
  • Reviewing your job offer and employer documents for completeness
  • Preparing your work permit application and supporting evidence
  • Eligibility checks for spousal and family open work permits
  • Explaining the warning signs of job-offer fraud
For skilled professionals

Express Entry & PNP

Express Entry manages applications for Canada’s main economic immigration programmes — the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class and Federal Skilled Trades Program. Candidates are ranked using the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) offer further pathways based on each province’s needs.

Best for: skilled workers with strong language test results, recognised education and relevant work experience.

How we help

  • Eligibility check and CRS score estimate
  • Planning language tests (IELTS General, CELPIP, PTE Core, TEF or TCF) and your Educational Credential Assessment
  • Guidance on creating an accurate Express Entry profile
  • Identifying Provincial Nominee Program streams that may suit you
  • Document checklists and application review after an Invitation to Apply
For families

Family sponsorship

Canadian citizens and permanent residents may be able to sponsor a spouse, common-law or conjugal partner, or dependent children. Parents and grandparents can only be sponsored when IRCC is accepting applications — the Super Visa is often an alternative in the meantime.

Best for: spouses, partners and children joining a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

How we help

  • Sponsor and applicant eligibility checks
  • Organising genuine relationship evidence
  • Form and document review for both sponsor and applicant
  • Guidance on biometrics, medical exams and police certificates
  • Explaining each processing stage and what to expect

Before your consultation

Documents worth gathering

You don’t need everything on day one. Bringing what you already have helps us give you a more accurate assessment.

  • Valid passport, plus any old passports with previous visas
  • Educational certificates, transcripts and any IELTS, PTE, CELPIP or TEF results
  • Letters for any previous visa refusals, from any country
  • An up-to-date CV and genuine work experience letters
  • Evidence of funds you genuinely hold — bank statements, income or property records
  • Family documents, such as a NADRA Family Registration Certificate or marriage certificate

Please bring these to your consultation, or share them only through the secure method we give you. Don’t send documents through the website form or WhatsApp.

Canadian rules change often

IRCC regularly updates requirements, programme caps and processing times. We check the latest official guidance before advising you — and you can always check current processing times yourself on canada.ca.

Protect yourself from visa fraud

Only IRCC decides applications. Walk away from anyone who guarantees approval, charges you for a job offer or LMIA, or asks you to use false documents or “arranged” bank statements. IRCC explains common scams on its fraud protection page.

Planning for Canada?

Get an honest view of your Canadian options.

Tell us about your education, work experience and goals. We will tell you which routes are realistic — and which aren’t.

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