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Address: Corporate Office, Mail us at: dscanada18@gmail.com
8120, 128, St. Suite 212, info@doorstepimmigration.ca
Payal Business Centre,
Surrey, BC, Canada
Title:-
Best Canadian Immigration Consultant Surrey | Immigration Consultant
Description:-
Doorstep Immigration is among the best Canadian Immigration Consultant in
Surrey, BC. We offer immigration consultancy services for Canada.
Our Services:-
Business Persons and Investors
Economic Immigration Programs
Family Class Immigration
Detention, Appeals & Hearings
Refugee, Humanitarian, and Compassionate
Temporary Visit Visa
Temporary Foreign Workers Programs
Study in Canada
1. Business Persons and Investors:-
There are many programs offered by the Government of Canada which are solely
meant for the people with a high net worth. These people just want to see their
investments pay off and these programs help them do exactly that, helping the
Canadian economy and infrastructure development in the process.
The Business Persons and Investors Programs are aimed at bringing in new
investments into the Canadian Economy and also brings in employment into the

country, creating new opportunities for the Canadian Permanent Residents and
Citizens.
This Category contains programs like the Federal Investor Program, the Federal
Entrepreneur Program, the Federal Self-Employed Program, the Quebec Investor
Program, the Quebec Entrepreneur Program, the Quebec Self-Employed Program
and various Provincial Nominee Programs for self-employed or investor and
entrepreneur persons, all of them helping the high net worth individuals to secure
their investments.
The People who are applying for Permanent Residency and the Citizenship of
Canada and have a high net worth find these programs to be the best ways in
which they can immigrate to Canada.
BC PNP Entrepreneur Immigration:-
British Columbia is one of the most dynamic places in Canada to conduct
businesses since it presents a unique opportunity to investors. The province has a
well-educated population that is highly skilled and quite productive. Given all the
perks that the province has to offer for the investors, British Columbia has started
an immigration stream known as the British Columbia Provincial Nominee
Program with a focus on entrepreneurs and investors. The registration system is
quite unique as well, with the name Entrepreneur Immigration Registration.
The registration process is based on the “Expression of Interest” model, meaning
that the investors who have registered must receive an invitation to apply before
they can submit an application for the program. The candidates who are selected
will receive a work permit aid and if they fulfill the requirements of the program,
they will also be eligible for the application of the Permanent Residency of
Canada. This program is a pathway for the investors of the world to establish their

roots in British Columbia and invest and operate in a commercially viable business
that will boost the economy of the province.
The candidates have to fulfill the following requirements in order to be eligible for
the BC PNP Entrepreneur Immigration:
Personal net worth of at least $600,000 (including cash, assets in bank
accounts, fixed deposits, real properties, investments, etc). The net worth
must be legally obtained and may be under the spouse or common-law
partner's name. This net worth must verifiable if invited to apply;
Post-secondary credential or experience as an active business ownermanager
with 100 percent ownership of the business for at least three of
the past five years.
Eligible experience as an active business owner/manager and/or senior
manager;
Submit a business concept that demonstrates an active and ongoing
management role in the day-to-day operations of the proposed business
and the creation of at least one new job in the proposed B.C. business; and
Personal investment of CAD $200,000 in eligible expenses.
If you are someone who fulfills the requirements for the program, you should
reach out to Doorstep Immigration and our expert ICCRC certified consultants will
help you through the application and registration process and pave your way to a
new life in British Columbia, Canada.
Federal Entrepreneur Program
Federal Investor Program-2
Federal Self-Employed
Federal Start-Up Program-2
PNP Entrepreneur Program
PNP Investors Program
PNP Self Employed Program
2. Economic Immigration Programs:-
The Economic Immigration Programs of Canada are known all over the world and
are used as a benchmark by almost every other country in the world. These
programs are set in place to invite people into the country solely on the basis of
merit. There are a number of economic immigration programs, such as the
Federal Skilled Worker, the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Trades,
the Quebec skilled worker and Experience class and various other Provincial
Nominee Programs as well.

All these programs help people to find their place in the Canadian economy based
on their technical and management skills. Every program has its own eligibility
criteria and the applicants need to fulfill the requirements in order to be eligible
for immigration under the programs.
The people who are applying for Permanent Residency and the Citizenship of
Canada find these programs to be the most convenient ones which is why they
are the most popularly chosen programs among them.
Express Entry - Canadian Experience Class:-
This program was designed specifically as a pathway to Permanent Residency for
the temporary foreign workers and foreign graduates with a qualifying Canadian
work experience. The people who apply in this program already have settled into
the Canadian society and have established a network in the Canadian community.
Their career in Canada is also another contributing factor that makes them ideal
candidates for Permanent Residency in Canada.
An applicant needs to fulfill the following criteria in order to become eligible
under the Canadian Experience Class program through Express Entry:
The Applicant must have at least one year of work experience in Canada in
the last three years from the time of application. The work experience can
be in a full-time job or an equal amount of part-time job.
The work experience must have been gained on a proper work
authorization (Must have had temporary resident status).
The work must be for skill type 0, or skill level A or B according to the 2011
National Occupational Classification.
The work experience must be for paid work. Unpaid internships and
volunteer work will not count towards the work experience.
The Applicant must be admissible in Canada, i.e., must have Medical
Clearance and Police Clearance.

The Applicant must meet the required language levels in reading, writing,
speaking, and listening, as required by the job.
There are no requirements for proof of funds under this program. However, if you
are applying under this program, you will be screened on a pass/fail system to see
if you meet the minimum requirements.
Express Entry - Federal Skilled Worker
Federal Skilled Trades - Express Entry
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Quebec Experience Class
Quebec Skilled Worker
Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
3. Temporary Foreign Workers Programs:-
There are some immigration programs that are just meant for the people looking
for a temporary stay in Canada while they work. These programs are there to
allow foreign workers to gain the work experience that is required for their
application for the Permanent Residency and later apply for the Citizenship of
Canada too. In order to help you achieve your goals, Doorstep Immigration will
assist you throughout the process.
Work Permit:-
At times when qualified Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents are not
available, this program allows Canadian employers to hire foreign nationals. Every
year, thousands of people from all over the world apply under the program and
join the Canadian workforce. The Work Permit is an official document that is

required to work legally in Canada by foreign workers. There are two types of
work permits:
Open Work Permit: An open work permit allows someone to work for any
employer in Canada (Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) – NOT
required), except for an employer:
o who is listed as ineligible on the list of employers who have failed to
comply with the conditions or
o who regularly offers striptease, erotic dance, escort services or erotic
massages
Employer Specific Work Permit (Closed Work Permit): An employer-specific
work permit allows a foreign national to work according to the conditions
on their work permit, which include:
o the name of the employer they can work for
o how long they can work
o the location where they can work (if applicable)
Work Permit Application Process:-
The applicants need to have a valid offer letter from a Canadian employer, with or
without the Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), in order to apply for a work
permit. The applicant has to apply for an LMIA from Employment and Social
Development, Canada (ESDC) and after they have been issued the LMIA, they can
apply for the work permit. The Work Permit has some requirements which the
applicant needs to fulfill. They are as under:
Prove to an officer that they will leave Canada when their work permit
expires.
Show that they have enough money to take care of themselves and their
family members during their stay in Canada and to return home.
Obey the law and have no record of criminal activity, police certificates
might be requested.
Not be a danger to Canada’s security.
Be in good health and have a medical exam, if needed.
Not plan to work for an employer listed with the status “ineligible” on the
list of employers who failed to comply with the conditions.
Not plan to work for an employer who, on a regular basis, offers striptease,
erotic dance, escort services, or erotic massages.
Give the officer any other support documents as requested by them.
The Work Permit comes with an expiry date and once the permit expires, the
applicant has to either leave Canada or apply for an extension.
Working without a Permit:-

There are certain circumstances in which foreign nationals can work in Canada
without a work permit. These are as under:
Business Visitors who do not intend to enter the Canadian labor market
such as after-sales service providers, the board of director meetings,
employees of short-term temporary residents, employees of foreign
companies.
Foreign representatives and their family members who are accredited by
the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT). Family
members of foreign representatives must receive a ‘no objection letter’ by
the Protocol Department of DFAIT in order to work without a work permit.
If there is a labor shortage for the occupation in the area where the job is
located.
Military personnel and their family members who are visitors as per the
Visiting Forces Act. Military personnel is also exempted from Temporary
resident visa or eTA and related documents. But their family members
require TRV or eTA and other documents but are exempted from work
permit requirements.
Foreign Government Officers on international exchange work for a
department or agency in either the federal or provincial government(s).
American Cross-Border Maritime Law Enforcement Officers who work on
both sides of the Canada-US border.
In-Flight Security Officers are designated by foreign governments to enforce
safety on foreign aircraft but require TRV or eTA.
On-Campus Employment/ Off-Campus Employment if authorized by study
permit for an international student.
Performing artists who are not in an employment relationship with
Canadian business and part of foreign production and meet some
additional requirements.
Athletes and Team members of a foreign-based team or Canadian amateur
team.
News Reporters, Media Crews who are employees of a foreign news
company for the purpose of reporting on events in Canada.
Public Speakers who are making a speech or delivering a paper at dinner,
graduation, convention, or similar function, or as a commercial speaker or
seminar leader delivering a seminar that lasts no longer than five days.
Convention Organizers who are executive or members of the administrative
staff of organizing committee.
Clergy work
Judges, Referees, and Similar Officials sat an international amateur sports
competition, an international cultural or artistic event or competition, or an
animal or agricultural competition.

Examiners and Evaluators of research proposals or university projects,
programs, or theses.
Expert Witnesses and Investigators before a federal or provincial regulatory
body, a tribunal or a court of law.
Health Care Students for the primary purpose of acquiring training, if they
have written approval from the body that regulates that field.
Civil Aviation Inspectors of a national aeronautical authority conducting
inspections of the flight operation procedures or cabin safety of a
commercial air carrier operating international flights.
Aviation or Accident Investigators participating in an aviation accident or
incident investigation conducted under the Canadian Transportation
Accident Investigation and Safety Board Act.
A crew member of a foreign-owned means of transportation that is not
registered in Canada and is engaged primarily in international
transportation.
Emergency Service providers need to work for the protection or
preservation of life or property.
People on implied status.
The people working without a work visa will require an eTA or a Temporary
Resident Visa to enter Canada on a temporary basis.
4. Temporary Visit Visa:-
With beautiful landscapes and a vast diversity, Canada is a gorgeous country to
plan a holiday. Hundreds of thousands of people from around the world choose
this country as their exploration destination and many of them also come in to
visit their friends and families who reside in Canada.

Most of the visitors require either a temporary visitor visa (TRV) or an electronic
travel authorization (eTA) to visit Canada. There are some requirements which
every applicant must fulfill in order to be eligible for TRV or eTA.
The aforementioned two programs are designed for people who are going to be
in the country for a short while. These programs are not meant for a permanent
stay in Canada or even a long duration stay. Door Step Immigration Consultants
and Citizenship will help you throughout the way when you apply for a TRV or an
eTA to Canada, so that you too can enjoy the vast beauty of the country.
Business Visitors:-
Canada has become a hotspot for business travelers. Just within the last few
years, the country has developed a special bonding with international
businessmen and investors who are looking to either establish or enhance their
business in Canada and take advantage of the interconnected North American
market and a growing Canadian economy.
For the businesses who are looking to not enter the Canadian labor market and
just want to be indirectly involved with the growing economy of the country, the
immigration office issues a Temporary Resident Visa or an Electronic Travel
Authorization, depending on the country of origin. These visitors are known as
business visitors and they do not require a work permit to enter Canada and
conduct their business there.
In order to fulfill the requirements under this program, a business visitor must:
Prove that their company’s main source of income and main place of
business is outside Canada.
Prove that their remuneration is compensated from the source which is
outside Canada.
Have a valid passport for the entire stay and strong ties to their country of
origin.
Prove that their planned visit is for short term and temporary in nature and
they intend to leave at the end of their stay.
Prove that they do not plan to enter the Canadian labour market.
Prove that visit is solely for international business activities.
Meet other requirements to issue a temporary resident visa (TRV) or
electronic travel authorization (eTA)
Some examples of the businesses conducted by business visitors include:
Someone planning to attend a business meeting with the representatives of
Canadian companies engaged in business in their home country.

Someone in the process of establishing and expanding their business in
Canada and is visiting for critical observations of future sites.
Someone attending business conferences, conventions, fairs, etc.
Someone visiting Canada to buy Canadian goods or services on behalf of a
foreign entity.
Someone visiting to take orders for goods or services.
Someone providing after-sales service, excluding hands-on work in the
construction trades.
Someone being trained by a Canadian parent company for work outside of
Canada.
Someone training employees of a Canadian subsidiary of a foreign
company.
Someone looking to understand the requirements of a Canadian company
that has invited them to advance their training regarding operations, sales,
or functioning of their products.
Electronic Travel Authorization
Tourist Visa
5. Family Class Immigration:-
Already have a family member or relative who is a Permanent Resident or Citizen
of Canada? There are immigration programs offered by the Government of
Canada that allow you to be a sponsored member and immigrate to Canada so
that you can be with your family member.
There are many programs under the Family Class Immigration like the
Spouse/Common Law Partner/ Conjugal Partner Sponsorship, Dependent Child
Sponsorship, Parent or Grandparent Sponsorship, Other Relative Sponsorship,
and Orphaned Child Sponsorship.
Every program under this category has its own eligibility criteria and the applicant
as well as the sponsor has to fulfill the requirements of the programs in order to
allow the applicant to apply and be eligible.

After a few years, the applicants (sponsored individuals) will have the opportunity
to apply for Permanent Residency and then consequently the Citizenship of
Canada as well.
Dependent Children Sponsorship:-
The current Canadian laws allow the Citizens of Canada, Registered Indians, and
Permanent Residents of Canada to sponsor their dependent children under the
Family Class Immigration program. For a child to be considered as a dependant
sponsor, he/she must fulfill the following criteria:
They are under 22 years old, and
They do not have a spouse or common-law partner.
If the child is above 22 years old, they can be considered under the program but
only if they fall under one of the following categories:
They have been dependant on their parents financially since before they
were 22 years old.
They are unable to provide for themselves financially because of a mental
or physical condition.
For a person to be eligible to sponsor a dependent child, they have to fulfill the
following requirements:
The sponsor must be at least 18 years old and a Canadian Citizen or a
Permanent Resident or a Registered Indian.
The sponsor and sponsored person must be in genuine relationship not in a
relationship of convenience to gain immigration status.
Canadian citizens not residing in Canada can be eligible for sponsoring their
dependent children if they can demonstrate that they will live in the
country once the dependent children become permanent residents.

The sponsor must sign an undertaking which would state that they would
provide for the basic requirements for 10 years from the day their
dependent child under 22 years of age becomes a permanent resident, or
until the child becomes 22 years old, whichever comes first. The length of
the undertaking is 3 years from the day your dependent child over 22 years
of age becomes a permanent resident.
The sponsor must NOT be on social assistance for a reason other than a
disability or in default of previous sponsorship undertakings if any or
bankrupt or in process of a bankruptcy proceeding.
The sponsor must NOT be convicted of a violent or sexual offense or
currently in jail or under a removal order (if a permanent resident).
In case of intention to live is in Quebec, certain additional requirements
must be met.
Parents or Grandparents Sponsorship
PNP Family Stream
Relative Sponsorship- Lonely Member or Orphaned Family Member
Spouse Common Law Partner Conjugal Partner Sponsorship
6. Detention, Appeals & Hearings:-
There are many immigration cases that require immediate attention. The
applicant could be in detainment at the border or in urgent need of appeal
against the decision of the Immigration or CSBA officers or at different divisions of
Immigration Refugee Board. If there are grounds for a Judicial Review, the lawyer
of the applicant can take the matter to Federal Court but that happens only after
a decision has been made that is either an error in law, an error in fact, or both.
The courts cannot substitute or impose a decision. The courts will determine
whether there are grounds for the Immigration officers to re-examine the case of
the applicant and take all the facts into account. These cases are important and
usually get quite a lot of media attention. Every case is unique and the best way is
to get ahead of your case is to contact your immigration consultant directly and
they will give you the best directions as to the proceedings in your case.

Doorstep Immigration is here to help you at every step of the process in achieving
your immigration goals. Contact us today to start the process to meet your
immigration needs in a cost-effective way.
7. Refugee, Humanitarian, and Compassionate:-
Canada has provided shelter for refugees seeking protection and there are two
types of refugees, the convention refugees and the people in need of protection.
The decision is made by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada and the
applicants are assigned to one of the categories.
A convention refugee is one that is ousted from their country and is not able to
return to their country of citizenship or residence. The convention refugees are of
two types.
Convention Refugee Abroad Class: The claimant is outside their home
country due to a well-founded fear of persecution based upon Race,
Religion, Nationality, Membership of a particular social group, or Political
Opinion. These factors force the claimant to seek shelter outside the
country of residence. The convention Refugees in this category are
sponsored by:
o the Government of Canada (government-assisted refugees),
o a group of people or an organization (privately sponsored refugees),
or
o a mix of both (blended visa office-referred refugees.
o Asylum Class: The claimant is outside his or her home country or the
country where he or she normally lives and has been seriously
affected by civil war or armed conflict or has been denied basic
human rights on an ongoing basis. The country of asylum class
refugees can be privately sponsored.

The second type of refugee is a person in need of protection who resides
inside Canada and is not able to return to his or her country of citizenship
because of the danger of torture or risk to his or her life or a risk of cruel
and unusual treatment or punishment.
Canada has an effective refugee program that is well-aimed at providing
protection to those who need that protection. There are requirements to
meet to establish a legitimate refugee and find and then providing them
shelter in Canada. Doorstep Immigration is here to help you at every step of
the process in achieving your immigration goals. Contact us today to start
the process to meet your immigration needs in a cost-effective way.
Humanitarian and Compassionate:-
There are some cases in which the applicant is not eligible for the
Permanent Residency because of a criminal past or medical inadmissibility.
Such cases can apply under the Humanitarian and Compassionate grounds
and if the circumstances of the case are unique, some exceptions can be
made.
The H&C applications are based on economic, cultural or family
establishment in Canada which is significant in nature such as a history of
stable employment, filing regular Income Tax returns, paying Taxes
regularly, investments made in Canada, future financial commitments and
management, integrated into the community through community
organizations, volunteer or other activities.
The applicant must also demonstrate that they would experience unusual
and undeserved or disproportionate hardships if they are to leave Canada.
The hardships that the applicant would face if the application is refused
include quality and amount of family support or dependency in Canada as

well as in the home country, best interests of the child when examining and
deciding the circumstances of the applicant. The best interest of the child
involved must be strongly argued under H&C applications
Permanent residency applications on H&C grounds are approved only in
exceptional circumstances where assessment is made on the information
provided by the applicant and a decision will be made based on the
personal circumstances of each individual. It takes several months to
process the H&C applications.
8. Study in Canada:-
There are a lot of reasons why you should consider Canada as an option for your
studies. The country spends more per capita than any other country in the G-8 on
its education system. It is also among the top three countries in the Organization
for Economic Cooperation and Development. Another benefit is that a degree
from a recognized Canadian university is recognized worldwide and as a result of
this, the international students graduating from Canadian universities enjoy quite
prosperous careers after they graduate.
Canada is a world leader in software development, telecommunications,
aerospace engineering, urban transport, biotechnology, mining technology, and
environmental industries, and the universities in Canada are revered for their high
standards, safe campuses, and a yearning to strive for excellence in all fields. The
students that graduate from the Canadian Universities in the field of Information
Technology are equipped to face the 21st century and the universities themselves
are at the forefront in this field.
Another reason to opt for Canada as your country of further studies is that the
country as a whole and the universities as a subset are all equipped with the

latest technologies in their labs, classrooms, and the entire campus, to provide
you with a journey to success at a more comfortable pace.
The cost of studying in Canada is relatively low and it is quite easy to secure
educational loans as well. This means that the students learn to be independent
and it does not burn a hole in their pockets either. The cost of living in Canada is
quite low as well.
About Us:-
Deepti Gupta is a certified RCIC( Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant).
She is well versed with the rules of immigration and is able to give the best advice
as to the most suitable programs for the Foreign Nationals who want to
immigrate to Canada.
Deepti Gupta has been a member of the business community for the last 25 years
and has always dealt with transparency in her business. The company is based out
of New Brunswick, Canada, an area that has unlimited options for immigration
programs with relaxed conditions.
Being an RCIC, Deepti Gupta is always up-to-date with the latest knowledge about
the various programs that allow the immigration into Canada. She is a qualified
and experienced consultant and her in-depth knowledge into the Canadian
immigration might just be what you need in order to make your dream to migrate
to Canada come true. Deepti Gupta is always crystal clear about everything in the
immigration process, from eligibility to consultation charges.
As immigration consultants, we understand how uncertainty and the excitement
of going into the unknown can be a scary thing. This is why, we have made it our

mission to ensure that your transition to Canada is as smooth as possible and we
ensure that you do not have to worry about anything unnecessarily.
Our team of consultants is the driving force behind our company and they are
geared up with a positive attitude, professional ethics, and the knowledge to
ensure that you are ahead of the curve when it comes to migrating to Canada.
Our Mission:-
Doorstep Immigration Consultants Limited strives to ensure that our clients get
what they deserve - the best consultancy advice on the program that they are
most suited for when immigrating to Canada.
Our Vision:-
Doorstep Immigration Consultants Limited strives to ensure that our clients get
what they deserve - the best consultancy advice on the program that they are
most suited for when immigrating to Canada.
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