ABOUT PARSAI IMMIGRATION SERVICES

Every interaction with the Canadian immigration authorities could be nerve-wracking. Whether you are applying for a simple visit visa or defending yourself at an inadmissibility hearing, you know that your destiny could change because of the outcome. Nonetheless, we understand your worries as an immigration firm with ten years of work experience. Therefore, we promise to fight for you. While we are not the decision-makers, we will be your trusted, knowledgeable and experienced companion in your journey.

Parsai Immigration Services is in the Financial District of Toronto at the Sheraton Centre. Proudly, we have helped thousands of clients with their Canadian visa, eTA, study permit, work permit, immigration, and citizenship applications since January 2011.  Moreover, we are a proud member of the British Canadian Chamber of Trade and Commerce and the Toronto Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Al (Alireza) Parsai, the CEO of Parsai Immigration Services, is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB), a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC) and a member of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC). Consequently, he has represented thousands of clients from over 45 countries to the immigration authorities since January 2011.

Al is an adjunct professor at Queen’s University Law School and a professor at Ashton College. Thus, Mr. Parsai has delivered speeches and courses in Canada, Iran, the UAE and the UK. He has written the amazon.ca bestseller book titled 88 Tips on Immigration to Canada. Consequently, he has been featured as a subject matter expert in the Canadian Lawyer and the National Post.

Al holds a Master of Laws (LLM), a master’s degree in counselling psychology, a certificate with honours in the Immigration Consultant program, and a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. As a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, Al strives to serve his clients, help people immigrate to Canada, sponsor loved ones, get study permits and get temporary work permits. Moreover, he represents clients at the Immigration Refugee Board hearings. Also, Al has written more than 1,300 articles or blog posts about immigration to Canada. Some of his pieces have appeared in Canadian Immigrant and Newcomer magazines.