Immigrate to Canada as a Skilled Worker: Your Path to Permanent Residence
Personalized Canadian Immigration Guidance for Skilled Foreign Professionals and Families: create a realistic Canadian Immigration strategy with a licensed Canadian RCIC.
Your occupation, work experience, job duties, salary, employer, and province all affect which Canada PR pathway fits you best. As a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), I help skilled professionals (especially in healthcare and the trades) find their strongest route to permanent residence through Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), or employer-supported immigration.
Online Consultations in English and Brazilian Portuguese.
Why work with me?
Hi, I’m Fabiana!
I understand that immigration is not only about choosing a program, completing forms or submitting documents. It is also about making major decisions for your career, your family and your future.
I moved from Brazil to Canada in 2018, so I know what it feels like to start again in a new country. I experienced the uncertainty of building a new life, adapting professionally and making important decisions without always knowing which step would lead to the best long-term result.
Before becoming a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, I worked for more than ten years in Human Resources, recruitment and talent acquisition. That experience taught me how employers assess candidates, how job duties and titles are interpreted, how salaries and career choices affect opportunities and how difficult it can be to rebuild a professional path in a new country.
Today, I bring these experiences together in my immigration practice, and work with skilled workers from Brazil and all around the world.
When I review your case, I do not look only at the name of an immigration program. I also consider your education, work experience, language ability, occupation, job duties, salary, province, family priorities and long-term goals.
My role is to help you understand how these pieces connect, which options may be realistic, what could create risk and what steps should come next.
I want you to feel informed and supported throughout the process. My goal is to provide clear, honest and personalized guidance so you can make important decisions with greater confidence.
Two ways to begin
A consultation may be appropriate when:
You know which program or application you are considering.
You already have an application in progress.
You received a letter or request from IRCC.
You need help with a specific document or decision.
You want professional advice before taking the next step.
Focused Consultation
The Roadmap may be appropriate when:
You do not know which program fits your profile.
You want to compare possible pathways.
You are unsure whether permanent residence may be possible.
You need to understand how your career or employment affects your options.
You want a written plan before deciding what to do.