Our Professional Fees

We provide Canadian immigration, visa and citizenship services at fixed fee rates. As each file has its own set of complexities and unique characteristics, we sometimes need to adjust rates above and beyond what we have listed here. We will come to an agreement about that before commencing work.

Government Fees

Our professional fees are exclusive of government fees and GST. Generally speaking, these are the government fees you can expect to pay for each type of service we provide:

Visitor Record / Temporary Resident Visa

$100

Study Permit

$150

Work Permit (Employer-Specific)

$155

Work Permit (Open)

$255

Permanent Residence (Adult)

$1,050 - $2,075

Permanent Residence (Dependent Child)

$225

Citizenship (Adult)

$630

Citizenship (Dependent Child)

$100

PR Card

$50

Biometrics

$85

ETA

For a complete list of fees, please visit IRCC's Fee List Page

Disbursements

Big overpriced law firms tend to overcharge their clients for disbursements and file-related expenses. We once saw an H&C file where the client had been billed over $1500 just for photocopies. We don't believe in doing things like that, so we charge clients a simple flat fee to cover all file-related expenses such as couriers, printing, and digital compliance.

For most files, we charge an additional $27 CAD, and for larger Permanent Residence applications, between $52 and $97 CAD, depending upon how and where we have to submit the file.

If any other third-party expense comes up during the processing of your application, such as translation, notarization or additional courier charges, we will have these approved by you beforehand and simply add it to your final invoice. We don't mark anything up.

Terms

For Temporary Residence, LMIA and Citizenship files, we require payment of our fees in full at the time of retainer. For Permanent Residence applications, we generally charge 50% upfront and 50% upon submission of the application.

Our Professional Fees

Government Fees

Disbursements

Terms

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