Online Canada Immigration Consultation
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant Viktoriia Bezruk will review your situation and give you a plan — which programs suit you, what to prepare and by when.
- RCIC licence R710694
- 10+ years in immigration
- 500+ successful cases
- English, Russian, Ukrainian
In your consultation, you'll learn:
- Where you really stand: hidden risks to your status and urgent deadlines you may not know about
- Programs that work for you: so you don't spend years and money on dead ends
- An honest score calculation: where you're losing points and how to gain them
- A precise document plan: what to prepare now and what not to spend time and money on
- A plan B: a backup option in case the rules change or cut-off scores go up
Who you'll be speaking with
Viktoriia Bezruk is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), licence R710694. You can verify the licence on the CICC public register.
Viktoriia has more than 10 years of experience in immigration. She personally conducts every consultation and handles clients' cases — from the first meeting to IRCC's decision.
We prepare in advance
We review your questionnaire before the meeting, so the time goes to your questions, not introductions.
No templates
We look at your specific situation instead of repeating general rules from the IRCC website.
In your language
Consultations in English, Russian or Ukrainian, from anywhere in the world.
Who comes to us and why
Most often, international students, graduates and skilled workers who already live in Canada and want to get PR — as well as families who are planning their move.
Study permit & PGWP
Keep your study permit valid, get a Post-Graduation Work Permit and plan the road from graduation to PR.
Work permit → PR
Turn your Canadian work experience into permanent residence — through Express Entry or a provincial program.
Express Entry & CEC
Score below the cut-off? We'll find room to grow (a second language, retaking tests, provincial programs), correctly identify your NOC code and build a step-by-step plan toward an invitation (ITA).
OINP & other provinces
A provincial nomination is a path to PR, including for jobs in construction, services or manufacturing.
Spousal sponsorship
How to prove your relationship and put together a strong application so you can be together in Canada.
Extensions & restoration
Permit about to expire? We'll help you extend or restore your status on time.
Visitor visa & super visa
Trips for tourism, visiting friends, or bringing your parents to Canada for an extended stay.
Humanitarian grounds (H&C)
When standard programs don't fit, we'll assess your chances of PR on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
IRCC refusal
We'll find out why you were refused and help you prepare a strong new application.
Formats and fees
A video call via Zoom, Google Meet or WhatsApp. You pay when you book. Prices exclude HST (13%).
Canada Immigration Strategy
When you need a realistic, step-by-step route to PR that fits your situation
- A detailed review of your background and a shortlist of suitable programs (Express Entry, PNP, targeted streams)
- Your score calculation and realistic ways to raise it (language, experience, provincial specifics)
- Accurate NOC / TEER classification of your experience and a check of licensing requirements for your occupation
- The pitfalls and risks of each scenario
- Outcome: a clear roadmap — what to do in what order, which documents to prepare, and estimated timelines
CUAET → PR: Transition Strategy
For those already in Canada under CUAET who want to settle here permanently
- An assessment of your PR prospects based on your Canadian and foreign work experience
- Federal and provincial programs that fit your occupation
- Deadlines and status: options to extend your work permit so you don't fall out of status
- A quick action plan: what to do right now (language tests, ECA, changing employer or position)
- Outcome: a clear answer on whether you have a direct path to PR, what you still need to reach the cut-off score, and how to protect your legal status in Canada
Visas, Study, Work and Refusals
When you need a review of a specific temporary status or help with a difficult situation
- Work and study permits: first application, extension, moving to a PGWP, restoring status
- Visitor visas and super visas for parents: a well-supported purpose of visit and ties to your country of residence
- Reviewing your chosen study program: PGWP eligibility and fit with your immigration plans
- Refusals: why you were refused, the weak points, and a plan to reapply
- Outcome: a step-by-step document checklist, a clear understanding of IRCC requirements, and a plan to reduce the risk of refusal
Before the consultation, you fill out a short questionnaire so we can spend the whole session on solutions rather than on collecting basic information.
How it works
Book and pay
Choose your consultation, a convenient date and time, and pay by card.
Confirmation
We'll confirm the time by email and send you the consultation agreement and a short questionnaire.
Consultation
By video call via Zoom / Google Meet or WhatsApp, in the language you prefer.
Next steps
With a plan in hand, act on your own or let us handle your case — then the consultation fee counts toward the contract.
Client reviews
Book a consultation
Fill out the form and pay for your consultation — we'll confirm the time by email.
Frequently asked questions
Which consultation should I choose?
If you're in Canada under CUAET and thinking about PR, choose “CUAET → PR”. If your question is about study, work, an extension, a visa or a refusal, choose “Visas, Study, Work and Refusals”. If you need a full plan or your situation is complex, choose the 60-minute “Canada Immigration Strategy”.
How should I prepare for the consultation?
Fill out the questionnaire and send us your questions at least 24 hours before the meeting, so the consultant can study your case in advance.
What language is the consultation in?
English, Russian or Ukrainian — your choice.
Can I reschedule?
Yes, free of charge with 24 hours' notice.
Is the free eligibility check the same thing?
No. The free check is a short form we reply to by email. A consultation is a conversation with the consultant and a personal plan.
Why is the consultation paid?
During the consultation, the consultant studies your case and gives you a specific plan, not general advice. And if you hire us to handle your full case within 7 days, the fee counts toward it.
What happens after the consultation?
You leave with a clear action plan. You can act on your own or let us handle your case — if you hire us to handle your full case within 7 days, the consultation fee counts toward it.
I live outside Canada — is the consultation for me?
Yes. Consultations are online, so it doesn't matter where you are. We'll build a strategy for your move based on your age, education, experience and language skills.

