RA Migration

Immigration Consultant Fees in Canada

A 40-minute online consultation with RA Migration costs $99 CAD plus applicable tax. Application review and full representation are quoted separately for your case. Your written service agreement sets out the professional fee and scope before you retain us for that work.

What Does the $99 Consultation Cover?

The consultation is a 40-minute Zoom appointment to discuss your immigration situation, questions and possible next steps with a licensed RCIC. It is paid in full at booking. The consultation price does not include preparing, submitting or managing an immigration application.

For application help, we first identify the type of service and work involved, then provide a fixed professional fee in writing. You decide whether to proceed with that separate engagement.

RA Migration is led by Rami Khattouf, RCIC #R531957. You can compare our role with other authorized representatives in the immigration lawyer-versus-consultant guide.

Prefer to start with a free assessment?

The free eligibility assessment is a preliminary screening step. It is separate from a paid consultation and does not include an application review or representation.

Consultation price and booking terms

  • $99 CAD plus applicable tax for 40 minutes online through Zoom.
  • Appointment times are in Eastern Time (Toronto).
  • A full refund is available for cancellations received at least 24 hours before the appointment.
  • Less than 24 hours' notice and no-shows are non-refundable.
  • The $99 fee is credited to your service invoice if you sign a retainer agreement within 90 days of the consultation.

See the consultation policy for credit conditions and cancellation details.

Choose a Consultation Time

What to Include in Your Immigration Budget

A consultant's quote is one part of the cost. Separate professional fees, government fees and third-party expenses when comparing quotes. The amounts that apply depend on your application.

1. Professional fees

What you pay RA Migration for the advice, review or representation described in your service agreement. Confirm which application stages, family members and follow-up work the quoted fee includes, along with applicable tax.

2. Government fees

Amounts charged by IRCC or a provincial authority for the application, such as processing or biometrics fees where required. These are separate from our professional fee. Check the official IRCC fee list and any provincial program fees before paying.

3. Third-party expenses

Your case may also require translations, medical examinations, police certificates, language tests, educational credential assessments or insurance. These costs depend on what your application requires and are separate from RA Migration's professional fees.

Ways We Can Help With Your Application

Not everyone needs the same level of help. Some clients want us to handle everything, while others simply want an expert review before they submit. We offer a few clear options, and the right fit is confirmed during your consultation.

Review

Document Review

You prepare your own application and we review it before you submit, so you can file with more confidence.

  • Expert review of your forms and documents
  • Feedback on gaps, risks and inconsistencies
  • Peace of mind before you submit
Guided

Guided Support

A middle option where we coach you through the process while you complete the steps yourself.

  • Step by step guidance on your application
  • Help understanding forms and requirements
  • Support when you are unsure how to proceed

Availability and scope are confirmed for your case. A consultation is separate from these services; your exact professional fee and responsibilities are set out in writing before the engagement begins.

Discuss Your Case and Service Options

What Affects the Cost of Your Application

Two cases are rarely identical, which is why we quote each file individually instead of applying one price to everyone. These are the main factors that influence a professional fee.

Type of application

A visitor visa, a work permit and a permanent residence application involve very different amounts of work.

Family members included

Adding a spouse or dependent children means more forms, documents and checks for each person.

Document complexity

Missing records, foreign documents needing translation, or complicated histories take more time to handle properly.

Prior refusals or issues

A previous refusal, a misrepresentation concern or an admissibility issue usually requires extra care and analysis.

How urgently you file

Tight deadlines and time sensitive filings can affect how a file is planned and prioritized.

Level of support

A defined document review and ongoing application management involve different responsibilities. Compare the work included in each quote.

Which Immigration Service Do You Need a Quote For?

Start with the service that matches your situation. The application type and your history help us define the work involved; a consultation does not commit you to full representation.

Permanent residence

Planning PR through Express Entry, the Canadian Experience Class or a Provincial Nominee Program? Bring your work history, language results and any invitation or nomination.

Family sponsorship

For spousal sponsorship or another family application, identify the sponsor, applicants, family members and whether an application has already been filed.

Study and work permits

For a study permit, work permit or extension, have your current permit, expiry date, and school or employment details ready.

Visitors and Super Visas

Discuss a visitor visa or Super Visa. For parents and grandparents, our Super Visa cost guide explains the separate budget items.

Employers and foreign workers

For an LMIA, LMIA-exempt work permit or employer-supported PR file, clarify whether you are the employer or worker and which stage needs support.

Refusals and other matters

For refugee claims, immigration appeals, inadmissibility, citizenship or PR card renewal, identify the decision, current status and any deadline.

How to Get a Written Quote for Your Case

  1. Book your consultation. Choose an available time and pay the consultation fee through the online booking page.
  2. Explain the application and your history. Discuss your goal, current immigration status, family members, previous applications, refusals and any deadline.
  3. Review the proposed scope and fee. If you want further help, confirm the services, exclusions, professional fee, tax and payment schedule in the written agreement before deciding.

Have your current permits, application history, refusal letters and main questions ready for the appointment. This helps distinguish a new application from a review, extension or response to an existing file.

Compare more than the headline price

  • Which applicants and application stages are included?
  • Who prepares, reviews and submits the file?
  • Are additional document requests or later applications included?
  • Which government fees, third-party expenses and taxes are separate?
  • What happens if the scope changes, you withdraw or the application is refused?

The written agreement defines these responsibilities. Read our service and fee terms before proceeding.

What Is Included In Every Engagement

When you retain RA Migration, your written service agreement makes the commitment clear on both sides. You always know what you are paying for and what to expect.

  • A written retainer agreement that states the professional fee and payment schedule.
  • Professional fees disclosed upfront, in line with CICC requirements.
  • Government fees explained separately and clearly.
  • Honest advice about your prospects, without promises of approval.
  • Direct support from a licensed RCIC and our team.

Our promise on pricing

Comparing professional fees? Read our immigration lawyer-versus-consultant guide and compare the written scope of work as well as the quote.

Your service agreement sets the scope and fee for the engagement. If you need additional services outside that scope, the change and any additional fee must be agreed in writing.

Immigration Consultant Fees: Frequently Asked Questions

At RA Migration, a 40-minute online consultation costs $99 CAD plus applicable tax. Application review and full representation are quoted separately according to the application, family members, complexity and agreed scope. Government fees and third-party expenses are additional; the consultation fee is not the total cost of an immigration application.

Consultant fees are the professional fees you pay RA Migration for advice and to prepare and manage your application. Government fees are paid to IRCC or other authorities, for example application processing fees, biometrics and the right of permanent residence fee. Government fees are set by the government, change from time to time and are not part of our professional fee.

A 40-minute online consultation costs $99 CAD plus applicable tax and is paid in full at booking. If you sign a retainer agreement within 90 days, the $99 consultation fee is credited to your service invoice. The separate eligibility assessment remains free.

Yes. Before any work starts you receive a written service agreement that sets out the professional fee, what is included and the payment schedule. As a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant we are required by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants to disclose fees clearly in a retainer agreement.

Many engagements are structured in stages that align with the progress of your file. The available payment schedule is set out in your written service agreement. Ask us during your consultation what options apply to your case.

Two applications are rarely identical. Case type, family size, document complexity, prior refusals and how urgently you need to file all affect the work involved. This is why we quote each file individually after reviewing your situation, rather than applying a single price to every client.

No. The $99 CAD plus applicable tax pays for a 40-minute online consultation. Document review, application preparation, submission and ongoing representation require a separate written service agreement and professional fee.

Cancellations received at least 24 hours before the consultation qualify for a full refund. Later cancellations and no-shows are non-refundable. If you sign a retainer agreement within 90 days after the consultation, the $99 consultation fee is credited to your service invoice. The credit excludes consultation tax, has no cash value, is not transferable and can be used once. Read the consultation policy for full details.

Want a clear quote for your case?

Book a 40-minute consultation for $99 CAD plus applicable tax and get honest guidance on your options and a transparent fee quote before you commit.

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