Our Fees

Clear, upfront pricing with no hidden costs. Government fees are not included in the professional fee and are paid directly to IRCC. If your situation is different, we’ll tell you before you hire us. All fees are in Canadian dollars, current as of August 2026.

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Study, Work & Visitor Services

Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP)

Professional Fee: $250

Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP)

Professional Fee: $650

Visitor Visa

Professional Fee: $650

Super Visa

Professional Fee: $675

Study Permit

Professional Fee: $650

Permanent Residence (PR) Applications

Spousal Sponsorship (Inside/Outside)

Total Professional Fee: $2,500
Paid in 2 milestones:
1. $1,250 at retainer signing
2. $1,250 before your application is submitted

Express Entry

Total Professional Fee: $2,500
Paid in 2 milestones:
1. $1,250 at retainer signing
2. $1,250 before your application is submitted

PNP + Federal

Total Professional Fee: $2,750
Paid in 3 milestones:
1. $250 at EOI registration
2. $1,250 when filing your PNP application after an invitation
3. $1,250 after nomination, when your federal PR application is submitted
Only $250 is due before you receive an invitation.

PR Application Review

Professional Fee: $1,250

Citizenship & other Applications

Citizenship Application

Professional Fee: $500

What's included in our Professional Fee?

Document Checklist & Strategy

We start by reviewing your situation carefully and creating a clear, personalized checklist. This ensures you know exactly what documents are needed and why—so nothing gets missed along the way.

We handle all the forms for you and then double-check everything for accuracy. The goal is to save you time and reduce stress while making sure your application meets the highest standards.

If letters or explanations are needed, we draft them in a clear, professional, and convincing way—so your application tells the right story.

Once everything is ready, we submit your application on your behalf and keep track of its progress. You won’t have to guess what’s happening next—we’ll keep you in the loop.

Our job doesn’t stop after submission. We stay with you, answering questions and guiding you until a final decision is made on your application.

Important Notes

  • Government fees are set by IRCC and may change without notice.
  • Professional fees listed are for standard cases. Complex files (e.g., refusals, criminality, medical, misrepresentation) may require a custom quote.
  • Consultation fees can be credited if you retain our services within 14 days.
  • Listed professional fees do not include HST. 13% HST will be added.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does spousal sponsorship cost with an immigration consultant?

Our professional fee for a spousal sponsorship application, inland or outland, is $2,500 plus HST, paid in two milestones: $1,250 when you sign the retainer agreement and $1,250 before your application is submitted. Government fees are separate and are paid directly to IRCC. Every file is prepared personally by Jas Dhillon, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, CICC Licence No. R-1041495.

No. Fees are paid in instalments tied to milestones in your file. For spousal sponsorship and Express Entry, half is due at retainer signing and half before your application is submitted. For PNP + Federal, only $250 is due at EOI registration. The next $1,250 is due when your PNP application is filed after an invitation, and the final $1,250 after nomination, when your federal PR application is submitted.

No. The professional fee covers preparing and submitting your application. Government fees are set by IRCC, and by the province for PNP applications, and you pay those directly. Your retainer agreement sets out the exact fees for your pathway before you sign.

Yes. If you retain our services within 14 days of your consultation, your consultation fee is credited toward your professional fee.

The fees on this page are for standard applications. Complex files, for example refusals, criminality, medical issues, or misrepresentation, are quoted individually. We tell you before you hire us, and any custom fee is agreed in writing before work begins.

The information on this page is general information only and is not legal or immigration advice.

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