Regulated Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC)
Your immigration project in Canada deserves a clear strategy.
Canadian and Québec immigration consulting for your study, work, permanent residence, sponsorship and citizenship applications.
Our services
Services suited to your situation
Our approach
Understand your options before acting
We analyze your situation, clarify your options and help you define a suitable strategy, taking into account your profile, your goals and the requirements of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and Québec authorities.
The firm
A regulated consultant, serving you anywhere in Canada
Mohamed Rachid Trissia
Regulated Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC)
Mohamed Rachid Trissia founded and runs Pro Immigration. He supports students, workers, families and entrepreneurs through their Canadian and Québec immigration applications.
Each file receives a personal analysis, a written service contract and follow-up according to the services set out in the mandate. Services offered in French and English.
Discover the firmFrequently asked questions
Before contacting us
Can you guarantee a permit or permanent residence?
No. The decision always rests with the competent authority (IRCC or, in Québec, the MIFI). Our role is to advise you rigorously and to tell you honestly what is possible.
What is the difference between a regulated consultant and an “agent”?
A regulated Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC) is authorized by law to represent clients for a fee and is overseen by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. The licence can be checked on the College’s public register.
My temporary status has expired: what should I do?
There is generally a limited period to apply for restoration of status. It is important to act quickly: write to us or book an appointment.
What are your fees?
The profile evaluation carries no obligation. The consultation lasts 45 minutes. For full support, a written quote and service contract are provided before any commitment. Government fees are extra.
News
Latest immigration news
2026 citizenship processing times: a record 33 months
What longer processing times mean for your application.
September 2026 · Express EntrySkilled workers: processing time rises to 7 months
An update on processing of the federal program.
September 2026 · StudiesProof of funds for study permits in 2026
The amounts to plan for in Canada and Québec.
Let’s take stock of your plans.
Write to us or book a time with the consultant.