Across Canada
Immigration consultants by city
11,099 licensed consultants, each listed on the CICC public register as active and entitled to practise. Pick your area to see who works there, or answer five questions to see who fits your case.
Ontario4,931 consultants
British Columbia2,700 consultants
Alberta1,457 consultants
Québec1,102 consultants
Manitoba272 consultants
Saskatchewan162 consultants
Nova Scotia126 consultants
New Brunswick58 consultants
Newfoundland and Labrador27 consultants
Prince Edward Island25 consultants
Yukon7 consultants
Northwest Territories3 consultants
Nunavut1 consultants
Before you hire anyone
Good to know
What is an RCIC?
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). Only licensed consultants, lawyers and Québec notaries can charge you for immigration advice.
What do L1, L2 and L3 mean?
L1 and L2 are consultant classes; L1 is typically held by consultants newer to the profession. L3 (RCIC-IRB) consultants can also represent you at the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Do I need a consultant in my own city?
Not always. Many consultants meet online. If you want to meet in person, or prefer someone who knows your local community, start with your area.
Is FindMyConsultant part of the government or the CICC?
No. It is an independent directory. The licence details come from the CICC public register, and you should confirm a consultant's licence there before hiring them.