Immigration Consultant in Edmonton | Axis Immigration — RCIC Licensed

We Are Experienced in Handling a Wide Range of Cases

Axis Immigration is a licensed Canadian Immigration Consultancy authorized by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) to represent individuals and businesses in all aspects of Canadian immigration. Our Immigration Consultants are experienced in handling a wide range of immigration cases, including but not limited to Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, Family Sponsorship, Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), Work Permits, Visitor Visas, and Study Permits. 

Established in Edmonton in 2015, with over 15 years of combined experience and a proven track record of success, let our trusted consultants help you with your immigration case. Contact us or give us a call at 780-200-2755. Our Edmonton office is located at 6742 75 Street NW.

Axis Immigration has been chosen over 7 years in a row by ThreeBestRated as a top Immigration Consultant in Edmonton!

Axis Immigration offers assistance with all major immigration strategies! 

• Express Entry allows Federal Government to invite skilled immigrants under the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and the Canadian Experience Class.
• Provincial Nominee Program allows provinces and territories to nominate individuals who meet their specific economic needs; 
• The Family Sponsorship Program allows Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents to sponsor certain family members to come to Canada; 

When it fits your longer-term plan, we also advise on the path from permanent residence to Canadian citizenship.

Each of these strategies has different eligibility requirements and application processes. It is important to research each option thoroughly before beginning the application process. 

Axis Immigration helps prospective students to obtain a study permit to study in Canada and achieve their dreams.

Caps, provincial attestation letters and higher financial thresholds have made study permits harder to win — and program choice now decides whether a PGWP is even possible afterward. We help you pick a program that fits your long-term plan, build the financial proof and study plan officers expect, and file an application designed to succeed under the current rules. Once studying, most students can also work off-campus up to 24 hours a week during academic sessions.

Choosing the right work permit category is the whole game: employer-specific permits backed by an LMIA, LMIA-exempt routes like significant benefit (C10) and Francophone Mobility (C16), and open permits such as the PGWP and spousal permits each have their own rules. Our RCICs match your situation to the right category, prepare the employer and worker sides together, and keep your status protected at every step. 

We also offer assistance with other types of work permits, such as open work permits.

From open work permits and intra-company transfers to permit extensions and the transition into permanent residence, we manage the full journey — not just the first application. 

Axis Immigration also offers recruitment services to Canadian employers who are looking to hire foreign workers. Our services include sourcing and screening candidates, as well as providing support throughout the hiring process.

Our Edmonton immigration consultants are members in good standing of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) and are experts in their fields. Verify Our Licenses Here!

How much does an immigration consultant cost in Edmonton?

Fees depend on the application type and complexity, so we quote each case individually — always in a written fee agreement before any work begins. Your first consultation is free, and you leave it knowing the realistic path and the cost before committing to anything.

Do I need an immigration consultant, or can I apply myself?

Many straightforward applications can be self-filed, and we will tell you when that is true for yours. Representation earns its cost when the file is complex, when a refusal or status problem is in play, or when one mistake would cost you a year — an honest assessment of which situation you are in is exactly what the free consultation is for.

How do I know which immigration program fits my case?

There are more than 100 federal and provincial pathways, and the right one depends on your age, education, language results, work history and ties to Canada. Our RCICs assess all of it at the first meeting and map your strongest options — including the ones that only make sense a year from now.