Start Your Canadian Immigration Process with Licensed Consultants

Elaar Immigration provides end-to-end support for a wide range of Canadian immigration pathways, including:

• Economic immigration programs (Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, Atlantic Immigration, Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, Agri-Food Pilot)
• Family sponsorship and spouse/partner reunification
• Study permits and student migration
• Business immigration, investor and entrepreneur visas
• Work permits, LMIA applications, Intra-company Transfers
• Citizenship applications and Permanent Residency renewals
• Inadmissibility advice, immigration appeals, and complex case resolution

Every client receives personalized guidance based on their unique background and objectives.

Elaar Immigration is led by Keshav Sharma, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with License No. #R530203. He is an official member of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC).

An immigration consultant (like our RCIC, Keshav Sharma) is a licensed expert who focuses just on Canadian immigration. Consultants know the ins and outs of the application process and guide you at every step including choosing the right program, preparing paperwork, and communicating with immigration officials.

A lawyer is trained in all types of Canadian law (not just immigration). Lawyers can handle legal issues that might end up in court, like major appeals or complex legal disputes, in addition to preparing immigration files.

Our service fees depend on the type of immigration program you’re applying for, as some cases are more complex and require different levels of support. We always discuss costs upfront, so you know exactly what’s included before getting started.

Booking a consultation with us comes at a fixed price. This session lets us review your situation, answer your questions, and map out your best options. For ongoing services, we’ll provide a clear written agreement outlining the fees and payment stages.

We offer free initial consultations to selected clients who complete our detailed assessment forms and show strong potential as high-demand candidates for Canadian immigration. For paid consultations, the fee is credited toward your overall application costs, ensuring fairness and transparency.

If your Canadian immigration application was refused, don’t lose hope. At Elaar Immigration, we specialize in handling complex refusal cases

Our motto: We make the complex simple.

Here’s what to do next:

• Share your refusal letter and application details with us.
• We’ll carefully review the reasons for refusal and assess what went wrong.
• Our team develops a strategy to address those problems and determines whether you should reapply, file an appeal, or select the most suitable new option.

We know every case is unique. With deep expertise in tough cases, you can trust us to find the right solution and guide you, even when things seem complicated. Simply book a consultation, and let us help you move forward.

To get the most out of your consultation with Elaar Immigration, please have these details ready:

• Your latest resume or summary of work experience
• Your education history
• Details of any previous Canadian immigration applications (if any)
• Your current immigration status (inside or outside Canada)
• Any official letters/decisions, especially if you’ve faced refusal
• Your main questions or goals for moving to Canada

This information helps us quickly understand your background and give clear, tailored advice right from the start. If you’re not sure what to include, just bring what you have—we’ll guide you the rest of the way.

You’ll get updates at every major step, and you can always reach out if you have questions. We stay responsive throughout the process and make sure you know exactly where your application stands. Fast, friendly communication is part of our commitment to your peace of mind at Elaar Immigration.

If you need to update or correct something in your immigration application, just let us know right away. We’ll walk you through what needs to be done including that’s submitting a webform, sending new documents, or clarifying details with the immigration authorities.

Being proactive with updates is the best way to avoid delays or problems, and we’re here to help make sure everything’s accurate and complete.