Permanent Residence
Express Entry, provincial nominee programs and other economic pathways.
Learn moreClear advice. Careful representation.
Licensed Canadian immigration representation for individuals, families and employers, from permanent residence applications to refused and complex files.
10 years in Canadian immigration · Serving clients across Canada and abroad
Regulated representation
RCIC-IRB · R532775
Licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants
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RCIC-IRB licenceAuthorized to represent clients before IRCC and the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Direct accessYour file is handled personally by your licensed consultant.
Candid assessmentRisks are identified and addressed before you apply.
English and FarsiConsultations and file work in both languages.
Practice areas
Representation across every major pathway.
Each matter begins with an assessment of your history, your evidence and the options that realistically fit.
Complex Immigration Cases
Procedural fairness, inadmissibility, misrepresentation and difficult histories.
Learn moreRefusals, Appeals & Refugee
Refusal analysis, IAD appeals, judicial review, and refugee claims and appeals.
Learn moreWork in Canada
Work permits, employer-supported applications and extensions.
Learn moreBusiness & Investment
Intra-company transfers, entrepreneur work permits and provincial investment-based pathways.
Learn moreFamily Sponsorship
Spouses, partners, children, and super visas for parents and grandparents.
Learn moreVisit & Study
Visitor visas, study permits and temporary residence.
Learn moreNot sure which pathway applies?
A 30-minute consultation identifies your options and the risks in each.
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Complex cases
Complex and high-stakes matters.
Procedural fairness letters, misrepresentation allegations, inadmissibility, prior refusals and Immigration and Refugee Board proceedings call for careful legal analysis and a precise written record. This is where much of our practice is focused.
Meet Sina Kiamehr
Experience, judgment and accountability.
I founded Visazone in 2019 to offer clients something larger firms often cannot: direct access to a licensed consultant, a candid assessment of their file and a strategy built on evidence. Every file is prepared as if it will be read by the most demanding officer.
Our process
A structured approach to every file.
Step 1
Assessment
A review of your circumstances, immigration history, prior applications and objectives.
Step 2
Strategy
The right pathway, the risks an officer is likely to raise and the evidence needed to answer them.
Step 3
Preparation
A complete, consistent application, supported by submissions where the file requires them.
Step 4
Representation
We act as your authorized representative and manage all correspondence through to a decision.
Policy updates
Recent changes that may affect you.
Immigration rules change frequently. These are the most significant recent developments.
Express Entry adds points for high-wage jobs
A new CRS factor awards up to 150 points for Canadian work experience or a job offer in a high-wage occupation. Job offers no longer need an LMIA.
What it means for youStudy permit funds rise to $23,448
The minimum living-cost amount for a single applicant outside Quebec increased, and officers now look closely at where funds came from.
Study permit requirementsParents and grandparents program paused
IRCC has not accepted new applications since January 1, 2026, and on July 15 paused the program until further notice. Files already submitted are still processed, and the super visa remains open.
Family options
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Have a question that isn't answered here? Call +1 647 382 7200 or send a request and we will get back to you.
Where should I start?
With a 30-minute online consultation by Google Meet. We discuss your goals, your immigration history and the options that realistically fit.
How much does a consultation cost?
A 30-minute consultation is $100, HST included, held online by Google Meet. If you retain us, the full $100 is credited toward your retainer.
Can you review a refused application?
Yes. We review the decision, your documents and your history, and where useful we request the officer's notes, to identify the strongest next step.
Can you help with a complex case?
Yes. Our practice covers procedural fairness letters, inadmissibility, misrepresentation, refusals and proceedings before the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Can you guarantee my application will be approved?
No. No licensed consultant can guarantee an outcome, because decisions are made by IRCC and the Immigration and Refugee Board. What we can promise is an honest assessment and a carefully prepared application.
Do you offer services in Farsi?
Yes. Consultations and file work are available in English and Farsi.
Do I need to be in Toronto?
No. Consultations are held online by Google Meet, so we work with clients across Canada and abroad.
How do I get in touch?
Call +1 647 382 7200, email info@visazone.ca or use the consultation request form.
Initial consultation
Request a consultation
Start with a clear assessment.
30 minutes by Google Meet. $100, HST included, credited toward your retainer if you proceed.