FQA

Do not trust anyone who claims they can guarantee approval of your immigration application or visa. Only visa officers at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) have the authority to make decisions on your application.

No, it is against Canadian law to pay an unlicensed individual to handle your immigration application. Furthermore, if misrepresentation occurs, meaning false or incorrect information is provided to Canadian visa officials in your application, and you obtain status as a result, there will be serious consequences. Such misrepresentation can lead to removal from Canada and deportation, even if you have already obtained permanent residency or citizenship.

Always request your representative’s license number and verify their legal status with the Government of Canada. If you cannot find the person’s name in the official registry, they are not legally authorized to represent you, which is illegal.

Additionally, ask for an actual meeting with the representative, either in person or via online video call, to confirm you’re dealing with the actual licensed representative. To verify a representative’s status, you can search using their first name, last name, or license number on the official website:

https://college-ic.ca/protecting-the-public/find-an-immigration-consultant.

Ararat Canada does not have any agents or representatives in any location. No one is authorized to use our name or logo to conduct business with clients or claim to work on our behalf.

Any legitimate representative of Ararat Canada must be registered on our official website. You must only follow those social media pages that you can find on our website.

The only official phone number for Ararat Canada is +1 (647) 460-7096, and the only official email address is kaiwan@ararat-canada-immigration.ca.

Communications from any other phone numbers or email addresses claiming to represent Ararat Canada should be considered unauthorized.

Providing false information or documents can result in your application being refused. Even if you initially receive status as a visitor, student, or permanent resident or even become a Canadian citizen you may later face a removal order or deportation if misrepresentation is discovered, even years after obtaining status.

To ensure your immigration application is processed legally, always provide truthful and accurate information and documentation. Working with a legal representative, such as a licensed immigration consultant, is recommended to guide you through the process properly.

Processing times vary depending on the type of application you have submitted. Each immigration program has different processing timeframes based on current volumes and complexity.

When an asylum seeker contacts us for representation, we begin by establishing a formal retainer agreement. Once this agreement is signed, we commence work on the case.

Our comprehensive representation process includes:

1. Discussing all aspects of the case with the refugee
2. Preparing and submitting all required documentation to the relevant authorities
3. Thoroughly preparing the refugee for his/her hearing, including practice sessions and guidance on what to expect
4. Providing complete representation from the initial filing through to the court hearing

Yes, you can bring your family members with you to Canada.

Yes, during your study period you can work part-time (up to 20 hours per week), but during semester breaks you can work full-time. Moreover, after you graduate, Ararat Canada can help you apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit to work full-time. This Canadian work experience can help you qualify for permanent residency.

Yes, after you finish your study program, we can help you apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). With this permit, you can gain Canadian work experience and then apply for permanent residency through programs like the Canadian Experience Class.

Costs vary depending on your location, program, and lifestyle. Costs are typically higher in major cities like Toronto and Vancouver. Ararat Canada can help you find affordable short-term programs and suggest cost-effective study options if you have budget concerns.

It depends on which province you are working in and what type of job, but for example, in Ontario the minimum wage is $16.60 CAD per hour, in Alberta it is $15.00, and in British Columbia $17.85. These wages change regularly, so please verify current rates as of your application date. Keep in mind that these are minimum wages and many jobs pay more than these rates.

Homestay is an accommodation option where international students live with a Canadian host family in their home. The host family typically provides a private room, meals, and cultural support to help students adjust to life in Canada. Whether to choose homestay depends on your budget and needs, including how many meals you want included and how long you plan to stay. It’s an excellent way to practice English and learn about Canadian culture.

Studying in Canada offers many benefits: high-quality education that is recognized worldwide, allowing you to work almost anywhere after graduation. You will also be able to apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) to gain Canadian work experience, then apply for permanent residency and potentially become a Canadian citizen. Additionally, Canada offers a safe, multicultural environment and excellent student support services.

We can help you from the first step to the last, including: finding your college or university, obtaining an offer/admission letter, and completing your student visa application. If you don’t have IELTS, CAEL, TOEFL, or other English proficiency certificates, this won’t be a problem because we can help you find an English language course. After completing the course, you can then start your college or university program in Canada. We can also assist you in finding homestay accommodation.

Our commitment to professional services, combined with our extensive knowledge and success rate in handling complex cases, sets us apart. Each case is unique, so we approach every situation differently and provide our best efforts to achieve your specific immigration targets. From comprehensive student visa support to refugee court representation, we offer end-to-end services tailored to your individual circumstances.

If your visa application is denied, you can contact Ararat Canada for a detailed assessment of your case to understand the reasons for refusal. We will review your file, contact Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to gather more details about the decision, and explore possible options based on your specific circumstances.

The best immigration pathway to Canada depends on your unique circumstances, qualifications, and goals. After we receive your resume, we will evaluate your options, and you can decide which immigration category best suits your situation. Every case is unique. Some people may apply for Express Entry and get permanent residency, while others may come through a study permit (student visa) or a business visa for entrepreneurs and investors. The best pathway varies from person to person, which is why we provide personalized consultations to determine your optimal immigration strategy.

To contact Ararat Canada and schedule your consultation, you have several options:

• Call us at +1 (647) 460 70 96,
• Text us on WhatsApp,
• Fill out the form on our website,
• or send us an email.