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Read articleAlways Canada Group is a Canadian immigration consultancy based in Mississauga, Ontario, providing Canadian immigration services to individuals, families, students, skilled workers and employers in Canada and internationally. The practice is regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) and operates under licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) R706534.
Always Canada Group provides professional assistance with Canadian immigration matters, including permanent residence, temporary residence, family sponsorship, employer-related immigration and immigration refusal or review matters. Services are provided based on each client's circumstances and the requirements of the applicable Canadian immigration program.
Our permanent residence services include Express Entry and related economic immigration pathways. This includes support relating to CRS profiles, category-based selection, the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Canadian Experience Class (CEC) and Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP).
We assist applicants exploring Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) across Canada's participating provinces, as well as applicable regional immigration pathways such as the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP). Eligibility and requirements vary by province, stream and applicant profile.
Our work permit services include assistance with open and employer-specific work permits, LMIA-related applications and applicable LMIA-exempt work permit pathways. We also assist eligible applicants with Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) and other work authorization matters.
We assist international students with Canadian study permit applications and related immigration matters, including documentation, application preparation and applicable post-study pathways.
We provide assistance with Canadian visitor visa applications for eligible individuals who wish to visit Canada for purposes such as tourism, visiting family or other permitted temporary activities.
Our family immigration services include spousal, common-law, parental and dependent-child sponsorship matters, subject to the eligibility requirements of the applicable Canadian immigration program.
We assist with immigration refusal-related matters, including GCMS analysis, procedural fairness responses, IAD appeals and judicial review, where applicable. The appropriate option depends on the type of decision, the applicant's circumstances and applicable legal requirements.
Our employer-focused services include LMIA applications, Global Talent Stream matters, employer compliance support and recruitment-related immigration services, where applicable.
Always Canada Group works with a range of clients seeking to understand or pursue Canadian immigration options, including:
Canadian immigration programs have specific eligibility requirements, documentation requirements and application procedures. Our approach is to review the client's circumstances, identify potentially relevant immigration pathways and explain the applicable requirements before proceeding with an application or other immigration service.
Where appropriate, clients may be directed to a more specific immigration pathway based on factors such as education, work experience, language ability, family circumstances, employment, location and other program-specific requirements.
Always Canada Group is regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). Our practice operates under licensed RCIC R706534.
We also provide employer-side immigration services, including LMIA and Global Talent Stream-related services, as applicable to employer requirements.
We aim to provide clients with a realistic assessment of their circumstances before they proceed with immigration applications and associated government filing costs.
We provide information about professional service fees and applicable government charges so clients can better understand the expected costs of their immigration process.
Our consultant team supports clients in English, Hindi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Sindhi and Nepali.
Immigration eligibility depends on individual circumstances. We focus on understanding each client's situation and explaining potentially relevant options based on applicable Canadian immigration requirements.
Virtual consultations are also available for clients across Canada and internationally.
Always Canada Group provides Canadian immigration services covering permanent residence, temporary residence, family sponsorship, employer immigration and applicable refusal or review matters.
Always Canada Group is based at 201-280 Derry Rd W, Mississauga, Ontario, L5W 0H7, Canada.
Always Canada Group operates under regulated Canadian immigration professionals and lists RCIC R706534 as its applicable licensed RCIC credential.
Services include Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, work permits, study permits, visitor visas, family sponsorship, LMIA-related services, employer immigration and applicable refusal or review services.
Yes. Always Canada Group provides assistance with Express Entry matters, including profile-related support, CRS considerations and applicable Express Entry programs.
Yes. Always Canada Group assists clients exploring applicable Provincial Nominee Programs and regional immigration pathways based on their circumstances and program requirements.
Yes. Services include assistance with applicable open and employer-specific work permits, LMIA-related applications, LMIA-exempt pathways and Post-Graduation Work Permits.
Yes. Always Canada Group provides employer-focused immigration services that include LMIA-related matters and Global Talent Stream services, where applicable.
Yes. Virtual consultations are available for clients in Canada and internationally.
You can contact Always Canada Group by phone at +1 (437) 889-7100 or by email at Info@alwayscanadagroup.com. You can also use the website's consultation and contact options.
Canadian immigration requirements, program criteria, government fees and processing times can change. Immigration eligibility depends on individual circumstances and the requirements applicable at the time of application. Final decisions on Canadian immigration applications are made by the relevant Canadian government authorities.
Information on this page is intended to provide general information about Always Canada Group and its services. Applicants should review current requirements and applicable government information before making immigration decisions.
Last updated: August 27, 2026