At Ubuntu World Wide Immigration Consulting, we help you navigate the Canadian immigration process with ease and confidence. Whether you seek temporary residence or plan to make Canada your permanent home, our consultations give you the licensed guidance you need to reach your goals.
Private. Unhurried. With licensed counsel, not a call centre. Leave with honest odds and a written next step, whatever you decide.
Every session is one-on-one with a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, held privately over Zoom. Your consultation fee is credited toward any retainer.
From temporary resident to permanent resident. We map the route that fits your work, study and family situation.
You prepared your own temporary residence application. We review it line by line before you press submit.
Choosing a programme, a school and a study permit that hold up. Plan the years after graduation before you apply.
A short, focused call for one clear question. Best when you need a quick answer, not a full case review.
Enough time to talk one pathway through properly. You leave knowing your options and the next step to take.
A full hour for a complicated situation. We work through the whole picture and agree a plan before you go.
For Canadian employers filling a role from abroad. LMIA, wages, recruitment and the timeline you should expect.
Find out why the refusal happened and what it means. We weigh reapplying against an appeal or judicial review.
You built your own permanent residence application. We check every form and document before it reaches IRCC.
A no-charge check-in for clients already working with us. Bring an update, a document or a question on your file.
For deadlines measured in days, not months. Priority time when status, travel or a submission cannot wait.
Information sessions, citizenship celebrations, community events and the everyday work of settling in. Hover to pause, click any photo to open it full size.
Draw results, policy shifts and processing changes as they happen, so nothing catches you mid-application.
IRCC has extended the concurrent processing window from 60 to 90 days, giving workers inside Canada an extra month to supply proof of their employer’s LMIA. Here is who qualifies, what the four conditions really mean, and the timing traps that still catch people.
Ontario’s biggest OINP overhaul in years is live, the new Workforce Priority Stream EOI portal opened August 4, alongside a fresh PNP Express Entry draw (507 ITAs at CRS 768) and continued French-language momentum. Here’s what it means for you.
A busy July: six Express Entry draws, the French-language cut-off dropping to 399, a pause on new Parents & Grandparents sponsorship, and new LMIA wage thresholds, plus what it all means for you.
