Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
In this section, you’ll find clear and concise answers to the most common questions about our services, immigration processes, wait times, and requirements. Our goal is to provide you with the information you need to make confident decisions.
Common Questions
What services does Global Immigration Solution offer?
We provide guidance and support for immigration processes to Canada, including study permits, work permits, permanent residency, citizenship, visitor visas, and more.
Who can apply for an immigration process to Canada?
Anyone who meets the requirements established by the Canadian government can start the process. We help you identify whether you qualify.
How long does an immigration process take?
It depends on the type of application, the country of origin, and the applicant’s profile. Some processes may take anywhere from 3 to 12 months or more.
What documents do I need to start an immigration process?
It varies depending on the type of visa or permit, but commonly required documents include a passport, academic or work history, financial proof, and other key documents.
What if I’ve already had an immigration refusal?
We analyze your case and work to find solutions by correcting errors, strengthening your application, and improving your chances of success.
Do you offer professional advice both in Spanish and English?
Yes, our team provides bilingual professional advice to ensure clear and effective communication.
What is Express Entry and how does it work?
Express Entry is a selection system used by the Canadian government to manage permanent residency applications. It evaluates candidates based on their profile, work experience, education, and language skills.
Can you help me if I want to migrate with my family?
Yes, we offer comprehensive solutions for individuals who wish to immigrate with their spouse, children, or other family members, including sponsorship processes.
What is an RCIC and why is it important?
An RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant) is a consultant authorized by the Canadian government. Working with one ensures professional guidance that is legally recognized and regulated.
Does GIS guarantee that I will obtain a visa or permanent residency?
We cannot guarantee a specific outcome, as the final decision rests with the Canadian government. However, we maximize your chances through a well-structured and thoroughly documented process.
Does GIS have experience with clients from my country?
Yes. We have worked with individuals from over 20 countries, adapting our strategies to each unique immigration context.
What if my immigration process is taking longer than usual?
We continuously monitor each case and keep you informed. If there are delays, we can guide you on the appropriate next steps.
