Nadja Luckau Immigration Services

We live in a beautiful corner of the world, and we see a lot of international visitors come through Revelstoke. Many come for a quick ski trip, and some spend a full season or even years here. A lot of the visitors fall in love with what this country has to offer and are looking for ways to stay and work in Canada.

Many newcomers to Revelstoke are able to take advantage of International Experience Canada programs like the Working Holiday or Young Professionals categories. This is a great way to get to know the country and get an idea of the Canadian way of life.

But what to do after you have fallen in love with the country or one of its residents?

It generally gets a bit more difficult for those who want to remain working in Canada after the International Experience Canada permits have been used up.

Eligibility criteria (like language skills, skilled work experience, or education) have to be met and requirements fulfilled. For some, obtaining a work permit or permanent residence can be an easy and straightforward process, while for others, it turns into a seemingly never-ending fight to sort through contradictory information, find and fill out the right forms, and gather all the necessary documentation.

This is where immigration lawyers and consultants come in. While you do not need to hire an authorized representative to help with your case, it may make all the difference. They are experts in the area of immigration, understand the programs, are up to date with any changes and know how to submit a complete application. Submitting a wrong form or not paying close attention to deadlines may mean the difference between an approved or a rejected application.

Nadja Luckau is offering immigration consultant services in Revelstoke starting this month. She recently became registered with the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC). As a member in good standing with the ICCRC, she is legally allowed to give immigration and citizenship advice. While she is new to this profession, she is working with a network of senior consultants to be able to offer competent and professional service.

Nadja is an immigrant herself and has been calling B.C. home for over 14 years. It took her more than four years to become a permanent resident. This time was one of the most frustrating times in her life. She did not receive the help that she needed and knows how challenging it is to live a life in limbo while waiting for approval of another work permit.

You can find more information about her services at www.talltimberimmigration.ca or contact her for an Initial Consultation at [email protected]