Immigria - Consulting Firm

Immigria - Consulting Firm Smooth, expert, and supportive guidance for visiting, immigrating, or becoming a citizen of Canada. Together, we can make it happen. https://linktr.ee/immigria

Our Founder, Melissa Arrambide, is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant accredited by the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) and the Ministry of Immigration of Quebec. Her leadership ensures that every client receives expert and personalized advice throughout their immigration process. Founded in 2016, she has assembled a team of immigration consultants, lawyers, i

nternational education experts, and certified translators, all dedicated to guiding you through your visa application, immigration process, relocation, studying abroad, or citizenship. In addition, we offer corporate services to ensure that foreign workers comply with Canadian labor regulations. We can assist our clients with applications for work permits, study permits, permanent residence programs, and visitor visas.

“This is why client trust matters more than anything ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”Nothing speaks louder than real experiences.When clients come...
06/03/2026

“This is why client trust matters more than anything ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

Nothing speaks louder than real experiences.
When clients come to us, they’re often navigating uncertainty, deadlines, and life-changing decisions. So hearing that their journey was handled efficiently and successfully means everything to our team.

Bryan trusted us with not one but two immigration matters. And both were resolved positively. That’s the level of consistency we aim for with every file, every consultation, every client.

Whether it’s a work permit, PR pathway, or a complex case, our goal stays the same:
✔️ Clear guidance
✔️ Honest advice
✔️ Results you can rely on

Behind every approval is a story, a family, a future. And we’re grateful to be part of that journey.

If you’ve been putting off your immigration plans because you’re unsure where to start you’re not alone. The right support can make all the difference.

Curious about your options? Send us a message or save this post for later 💬

06/02/2026

Before you apply for a Canadian work permit, check these 2 things first 🇨🇦

A Canadian work permit is not just about wanting to work in Canada your application needs to show that you meet the right requirements.

Two important things you may need are:

✅ A valid job offer
Your employer, position, wages, and job duties should be clear and aligned with the type of work permit you’re applying for.

✅ The right language level
Depending on the job and program, language ability can play a key role in proving you’re prepared for the position and your future in Canada.

Missing one detail can lead to delays, refusals, or unnecessary stress.

Curious if your job offer and language level are enough for your work permit application? Send us a message or save this post for later. 📌

🚨 Ontario has eliminated all OINP streams.But before you panic, here's what you need to know:Ontario is not ending provi...
06/01/2026

🚨 Ontario has eliminated all OINP streams.

But before you panic, here's what you need to know:

Ontario is not ending provincial immigration. Instead, the province is moving to a new selection system that may place greater emphasis on labour market needs and priority occupations.

This could have a significant impact on future immigration strategies for workers, graduates, and employers.

👉 Contact Immigria to understand how these changes may affect your pathway to Canada.

06/01/2026

One of the biggest questions couples have when moving to Canada is:

👉 “Can my spouse work too?”

The answer is: yes… but not always.

Recent immigration changes have made spousal work permits more restrictive.

Now, eligibility depends on factors like:

✔ Your study program (not all qualify anymore)

✔ Your job classification (TEER level matters)

✔ The duration of your permit

This means one decision—like choosing the wrong program or job—can directly impact your partner’s ability to work.

And that affects:

• Your household income

• Your long-term plans

• Your overall experience in Canada

This is no longer just an individual decision… it’s a family strategy.

At Immigria, we help you plan the right pathway so both you and your partner have the best opportunities.

Want to know your options? Send us a message 📩

05/31/2026

🌍 Working Holiday Pathway – IEC (International Experience Canada)

Dreaming of working and traveling in Canada at the same time? 🇨🇦✨
The Working Holiday category under the International Experience Canada (IEC) program allows young adults from eligible countries to get an open work permit and explore Canada while gaining international work experience.

Here’s why so many people choose this pathway 👇

✅ Work for almost any employer in Canada
✅ Travel across provinces freely
✅ Gain valuable Canadian work experience
✅ Improve chances for future immigration pathways
✅ Perfect for adventure + career growth

📌 Key things to know:

Your country must have an agreement with Canada
Age limits usually range from 18–30 or 18–35
Most applicants enter through an invitation pool
Work permits are generally valid for 1–2 years depending on nationality

Many people use the IEC Working Holiday as a first step toward programs like:

Express Entry
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)
Canadian Experience Class

The best part? 🌎
You can build your future while experiencing life in one of the world’s most welcoming countries.

✨ Curious if your country is eligible for IEC?
Save this post for later or send us a DM to explore your options!

05/28/2026

🇨🇦 Dreaming of living in Canada?

Then follow Immigria because I’m going to break down everything you need to know about immigrating to Canada in a simple, honest, and practical way. ✈️

From work permits and study visas to Express Entry and permanent residency, We’ll share real information, common mistakes to avoid, and tips that can help make your immigration journey smoother. 🍁

Canada offers amazing opportunities, but the process can feel confusing and overwhelming when you don’t know where to start. That’s why this page exists to guide, educate, and support you every step of the way.

Whether you’re planning to study, work, or build a new future in Canada, you’re in the right place. 🙌

Follow along and stay informed about:
✔️ Immigration updates
✔️ Visa tips
✔️ PR pathways
✔️ Eligibility insights
✔️ Real-life guidance
✨ Your Canadian dream may be closer than you think.

Save this post for later and follow for more Canada immigration tips 🇨🇦

Because your journey deserves to feel supported. 💼✨Immigration isn’t just paperwork it’s your future.That’s why we focus...
05/27/2026

Because your journey deserves to feel supported. 💼✨

Immigration isn’t just paperwork it’s your future.

That’s why we focus on clear guidance, patience, and real support at every step. Knowing our clients feel that makes all the difference.

Thank you, Raul, for your trust and your kind words we’re honored to be part of your journey. 🙏

Thinking about starting your process? Save this post or send us a message to explore your options.

05/26/2026

Your Degree Might Not Count in Canada 🇨🇦

Did you know your education from back home may not automatically be recognized in Canada?

Many newcomers arrive with years of study, professional experience, and strong qualifications only to discover that Canadian employers, schools, or licensing bodies may require an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) or additional certification.

This doesn’t mean your degree has no value. It means Canada needs to compare your education to its own standards, especially for immigration programs like Express Entry or for regulated careers such as healthcare, engineering, teaching, or law.

The earlier you check, the better prepared you’ll be. Knowing where your degree stands can help you avoid delays, plan your career path, and make smarter immigration decisions.

Curious if your credentials are recognized in Canada? Save this post and start checking before you apply.

05/25/2026

Starting over isn’t failure, it’s strategy 🇨🇦
You might have years of experience back home… but in Canada, local experience can make all the difference.
Many newcomers face this reality: your qualifications are strong, but employers are looking for familiarity with the Canadian workplacecommunication style, expectations, and industry norms.
That’s why being open to starting fresh even in a slightly different role or level can be a powerful move. It’s not about stepping back, it’s about stepping in.
We’ve seen clients who took that first “Canadian experience” job and, within months, leveraged it into roles that truly matched their skills and goals.
✨ Adaptability is your advantage.
✨ Every role builds your story here.
The key is to stay focused on the bigger picture: building credibility, confidence, and connections.
Curious how to position your experience for the Canadian job market? Let’s talk.

05/24/2026

🎓 “Do I need WES for Canadian immigration?”

Short answer: If you studied outside Canada and want to immigrate through programs like Express Entry, you’ll most likely need an ECA.

World Education Services (WES) is one of the organizations designated by IRCC to issue an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) — but it’s not the only one.

Other approved organizations include:
• International Credential Assessment Service of Canada (ICAS)
• International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS)
• Comparative Education Service (CES)
• International Credential Evaluation Service (ICES)
• Medical Council of Canada (for physicians)
• Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (for pharmacists)

An ECA helps determine how your foreign education compares to Canadian standards, and it can directly impact your immigration points.

Many applicants are surprised to learn that having a degree alone is not enough. Without a valid ECA, your education may not be recognized for immigration purposes.

It’s also important to know that some regulated professions — such as physicians and pharmacists — must obtain their ECA through a specific designated professional body, not through WES.

The good news? Starting the process early can save you time, reduce stress, and help you avoid delays in your application journey. 🇨🇦

Every profile is different, and choosing the right assessment organization matters depending on your profession and immigration goals.

Curious if you need an ECA, which organization is right for you, or how many points your education could give you? Send us a message or save this reel for later ✨

Address

1155 Metcalfe Street 15th Floor, Suite 1554
Montreal, QC
H3B2V6

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14387920929

Website

https://immigria.com/

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