Immigration Consultant in Toronto

Consultant fees are not set by the government, so they vary by firm and by application. At Go Far Global the eligibility check is free, and a 30-minute consultation with our RCIC costs CA$100. That $100 is credited in full toward your retainer if you sign with us within 30 days. Government fees are paid separately; our guide to Canada immigration fees lists them.

No. A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), not by a law society. RCICs can advise you and represent you on immigration and citizenship applications, and an RCIC-IRB licence also covers hearings at the Immigration and Refugee Board. If your case goes to the Federal Court, for example a judicial review of a refusal, you need a lawyer.

Search the consultant's name or licence number on the CICC public register. Only use a consultant who is a member in good standing. Our licence number is R515110. Our guide on how to verify a licensed immigration consultant covers the warning signs to look for.

Ontario Workforce Priority is the only OINP stream open as of Ontario's July 14, 2026 update; all other streams are closed. Most applicants need a full-time, permanent Ontario job offer: your employer submits it in the OINP Employer Portal, then you register an expression of interest. Eligible self-employed physicians can apply without a job offer.

Human Capital Priorities was an Express Entry-linked OINP stream that sent Notifications of Interest to Express Entry candidates. Ontario closed it in 2026 when it launched the Ontario Workforce Priority stream. Under Workforce Priority, TEER 0 to 3 job-offer applicants and self-employed physicians who meet federal Express Entry criteria can ask to be nominated through Express Entry, which adds 600 CRS points.

Yes! Our head office is located at 602-4789 Yonge Street in North York, Toronto. We offer in-person consultations and can meet with you to discuss your immigration goals.

OINP processing times vary by stream but typically range from 30-90 days for provincial nomination. After nomination, federal PR processing adds approximately 6 months for Express Entry-linked applications.

Yes, but the Masters Graduate and PhD Graduate streams are closed, so Ontario no longer has a route for graduates without a job offer. Recent Ontario graduates can apply under the Ontario Workforce Priority stream with a qualifying job offer and at least 3 months of full-time work in that position. Many graduates also gain Canadian work experience on a Post-Graduation Work Permit and apply through the Canadian Experience Class.