Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

We provide consultation and representation services to foreign nationals (Inside and outside Canada) seeking to apply for a Canadian Immigration Service. We will:

• Assess your immigration eligibility.
• Facilitate your application process.
• Address your concerns and provide solutions.
• Provide you with resources and tools.
• Assist you with any immigration problems.

Our head office is in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada; however, due to the essence of this business, we operate virtual offices, allowing us to provide our services in almost every country.

Only authorized representatives are licensed to provide immigration services In Canada. The regulatory body (CICC) which oversees and regulates Canadian immigration consultants does not license companies; rather, they license the individual representing the client. Kalabati Immigration Services Ltd functions under the authority of Ms. Soma Sarkar, license #R712552, an authorized license in Good Standing of the College of Immigration & Citizenship Canada (CICC).

Our mission is to support those who are interested in coming to Canada by giving them the knowledge and direction they need to comprehend their alternatives and ascertain their eligibility. To offer that initial consultation, we charge a considerably basic fee. You can book your initial consultation and begin exploring your Canadian immigration options. Don’t hesitate to contact us.

We do not offer a recruiting service & we do not help with job searches or provide job offers.

Immigration is an extraordinarily complex and time-consuming legal system with many distinct aspects that may or may not apply to their case. Primarily, clients should hire an authorized licensee so that they are fully informed about the various available options and have an in-depth understanding of one’s specific case. Oftentimes, applicants do not have any idea or information about the alternatives. For example, several distinct categories of immigration lead to Permanent Resident (PR) status. Some categories work better for others because they may be able to obtain PR status faster through the PNP process that may not require employer assistance.

Absolutely! Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) are required to comply with a strict Code of Conduct. There are several benefits associated with utilizing the services of an RCIC. On the other hand, associating with an unauthorized representative will put you at risk.

Consultations can be conducted in person over the phone or via video conference. You will be required to fill out an initial assessment form and provide copies of your most recent documents before the consultation for better evaluation. Additionally, if you conduct the consultation in person, understanding and clarity are much more specified.

No, it’s not. Do Not Be a Victim of a SCAM!

• No one can guarantee visa confirmation, not even the authorized officers.
• Falsifying the documents will only put you at peril.
• Be cautious of internet fraud and false websites. The official website of Immigration Refugee & Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is Immigration and Citizenship – Canada.ca
• Canadian Immigration offices will never ask you to deposit money into a personal bank account or to transfer money through a specific private money transfer company.

It depends on which country you are a citizen of. Click Find out if you need a visa to travel to Canada (cic.gc.ca) for a list of countries that require a temporary resident visa to enter Canada.

We suggest you try the Government of Canada’s job site Job Bank, or you may browse other legitimate job sites, i.e. Monster, indeed, etc.

Foreign nationals who wish to apply and obtain a temporary work permit for Canada must first secure a job offer from a Canadian employer. Once a job offer is secured, the Canadian employer must apply to Employment & Social Development Canada (ESDC) for approval. Upon approval, the foreign national may submit the application for a work permit at the local visa office responsible for their country of citizenship.

If you graduated from an accredited PGWP DLI designated learning institution (DLI) and wish to work temporarily in Canada, you may be eligible for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP). The work permit may vary between one and three years.

You are not automatically qualified for a PGWP once you graduate from a DLI. To find out which colleges offer qualifying programs, consult the DLI list. 

Express Entry is an integrated online immigration system the Govt of Canada uses for Permanent Residency applications for Economic Programs. It allows skilled foreign nationals to apply for PR through this system who wish to immigrate to Canada. It is a ranking-based method, and the candidate with the maximum cut-off score will get the invitation to apply.  Immigrate through Express Entry – Canada.ca

The Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, and Canadian Experience Class are the three federal economic immigration programs that must be satisfied to qualify. Additionally, you must be eligible and obtain the required Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for applying to these three economic programs. You may check your eligibility score on  Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) tool: skilled immigrants (Express Entry) (cic.gc.ca)

By using the website of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), you can build an Express Entry profile online. You’ll have to give details about your training, professional background, linguistic skills, and other specifics as per the IRCC’s requirement.

According to their unique economic and labour market requirements, Canadian provinces and territories are permitted to propose people for permanent residency under the PNP. You may use Express Entry to submit a permanent residency application after being nominated, or you can apply directly to the respective provinces for the various available programs (if your skills match their requirements). How the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) works – Canada.ca

Through this program, Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor eligible family members—such as spouses, parents, and children—so they can immigrate to Canada and reunite with their families. Sponsor your family members to immigrate to Canada – Canada.ca

The type of application and the program you apply through will determine the processing times. For an estimate of how long it will take to process a given application, visit the IRCC website. Check processing times – Canada.ca

Using your file number or UCI, you can check the status of your application online through the IRCC website. How to check your application status – Canada.ca. Additionally, they provide a processing time estimator tool. Check processing times – Canada.ca.

To assist them in adjusting to life in Canada, newcomers have access to various settlement services, such as language instruction, employment assistance, housing assistance, and cultural orientation programs. Find free newcomer services near you (canada.ca)

Visit the IRCC (Immigration Refugee & Citizenship Canada) website Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada – Canada.ca. For advice and direction, you can also contact a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)