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Egdal Immigration Consulting offers services in all areas of Canadian immigration.
A name you can Trust -
Dvir Egdal RCIC-IRB, Owner and Co - founder of Egdal Immigration Consulting, is a member in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants ("CICC") and is a certified Immigration Consultant. Dvir holds the class L3 RCIC-IRB - Unrestricted Practice license. Dvir and his team helped countless people become Permanent and temporary residents of Canada, through Canada’s Federal and Provincial Immigration Programs.
At Egdal Immigration Consulting, we understand that an immigration process can be very stressful. We strive to make this experience as smooth and as easy to understand as possible.
We do this by explaining to our clients what they should expect and what needs to be done every step of the way.
We are completely transparent; we explain the process thoroughly. We are always available to our clients. At Egdal Immigration Consulting, there are no hidden costs. Every client knows exactly what and when they need to pay, so they can plan ahead.
Egdal Immigration Consulting is committed to provide the highest quality of service.
Egdal Immigration Consulting offers services in all areas of Canadian immigration.
We take a forward-thinking approach to formulate creative and effective strategies for our clients.
Our services include (but not limited to):
• Express Entry
• Provincial Nominee Programs
• LMIA’s
• Temporary Visas, work, study or visit
• Sponsorships (Spousal, Dependents, Parents, Grandparents, and other Family)
• Immigration Appeals and tribunals
• Canadian Citizenship
• Temporary Resident Permit (TRP)
• International Experience Canada (IEC)
• NAFTA, GATS
• Business Immigration (Start up visa, Owner operator LMIA, Investor programs)
Call or email us today and start packing!
What we do best
We take a forward-thinking approach to formulate creative and effective strategies for our clients.
All the services you need, in one place
Our clients say
Anyone that had to bring temporary foreign workers, knows how difficult this process can be. We tried to do it ourselves, and we tried four different consultants (some were successful but impossible to work with). Dvir, was a breath of fresh air. He was always reachable, patient, pleasant to deal with, extremely knowledgeable, and above all he is honest.
With other consultants, I always felt they only wanted my money, once I paid them, I was just another number.
Dvir was different, he cares about his clients.
Highly recommended!
David I.
Egdal Immigration News
Navigating the multiple pathways to permanent residence (PR) in Canada requires up-to-date knowledge of immigration streams. With several key updates for 2025, here's an overview of the top PR pathways and emerging trends to guide your immigration journey. Updated Overview of Top PR Streams The following programs continue to be highly effective routes toward permanent residency: Canadian Experience Class (CEC): Ideal for those who have already gained skilled work experience in Canada, the CEC remains highly prioritized. In 2025, increased CRS points for Canadian work experience further enhance its attractiveness. Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): Provinces continue to address their specific labor market needs through tailored streams. More provinces in 2025 are prioritizing sectors like technology, healthcare, and skilled trades. Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP): Focused on boosting Atlantic Canada's population and workforce, AIP maintains streamlined procedures with growing emphasis on health, technology, and skilled labor sectors, enhancing opportunities for applicants willing to settle in Atlantic provinces. Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP): Designed to encourage immigration to smaller communities, the RNIP in 2025 sees expanded community participation and more employment sectors included, offering additional avenues for PR. Emerging Trends Seen by Immigration Professionals Immigration experts have noted several significant trends impacting PR pathways in 2025: Increased Emphasis on Regionalization: Immigration authorities encourage newcomers to settle in less-populated areas, with additional incentives and simplified processes to boost regional economies. Digitization of Applications: More streamlined, fully digital application processes reduce processing times and enhance transparency for applicants, simplifying the overall immigration journey. Sector-specific Initiatives: Growing emphasis on healthcare, STEM fields, and skilled trades reflects Canada's targeted approach to filling labor market gaps, making these sectors especially promising for prospective immigrants. Flexibility and Adaptability: Points awarded for adaptability factors—like prior Canadian experience, education, or having family in Canada—have increased, underscoring Canada's preference for candidates ready to quickly integrate. By understanding these updates and trends, prospective immigrants can strategically prepare their applications, increasing their likelihood of success. For detailed, personalized advice tailored to your immigration needs, contact Egdal Immigration Consulting today.
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