Explore Your Canadian Immigration Options with Clear Guidance
Work directly with Kumar Anbalagan, a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), to explore temporary and permanent immigration options with clarity, practical guidance, and professional support — from visitor visas, study permits, and work permits to extensions, restoration, citizenship, travel documents, and other immigration pathways tailored to your situation.
Temporary Resident Options
Temporary resident applications may involve different eligibility requirements depending on your current situation, immigration history, financial circumstances, education plans, employment eligibility, and purpose of travel or stay in Canada.
Visitor Visas
Guidance for temporary visits to Canada, including tourism, family visits, and other short-term travel situations based on your individual circumstances.
Study Permits
Support for international students planning to study in Canada, including study permit applications, education pathway planning and admissions, and related temporary resident considerations.
Work Permits
Guidance for eligible work permit pathways, including post-graduation work permits (PGWP), spousal open work permits (SOWP), and other work-related immigration situations.
Super Visas
Assistance for parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents seeking long-term temporary visits to Canada.
Temporary Resident Extensions
Guidance for eligible visitor, study permit, or work permit extension applications from within Canada.
Restoration of Status
Support for eligible restoration applications where temporary resident status in Canada has expired within the allowable restoration period.
*New Journey Immigration does not arrange jobs or job offers in Canada. Immigration options depend on eligibility requirements and applicable immigration pathways.
Extensions & Status Matters
Maintaining valid immigration status in Canada may involve different timelines, eligibility requirements, and supporting documentation depending on your current situation and immigration history.
Visitor Record Extensions
Guidance for eligible visitor record and temporary stay extension applications from within Canada.
Study Permit Extensions
Support for eligible study permit extension applications for international students continuing their education in Canada, including situations involving additional academic programs where appropriate.
Work Permit Extensions
Assistance with eligible work permit extension applications based on your current immigration category and circumstances.
Restoration of Status
Guidance for eligible restoration applications where temporary resident status has expired within the allowable restoration period.
Verification of Status (VOS)
Assistance with verification of status applications and related immigration record requests where applicable.
Replacement of Immigration Documents
Support for replacing eligible immigration documents that have been lost, damaged, or require correction.
Some immigration applications may depend on maintaining valid status in Canada and meeting eligibility requirements within specific timelines.
PR & Citizenship Matters
Permanent residents and Canadian citizens may also require immigration-related support for maintaining documentation, travel-related matters, citizenship applications, and other status-related situations.
PR Card Renewals
Guidance for eligible permanent resident card renewal applications for permanent residents residing in or returning to Canada.
Permanent Resident Travel Documents (PRTD)
Assistance for permanent residents outside Canada who require a travel document to return to Canada without a valid PR card.
Citizenship Applications
Support for eligible Canadian citizenship applications based on residency requirements and applicable eligibility criteria.
Related PR & Status Matters
Guidance for certain immigration-related status or documentation matters depending on your individual circumstances.
Immigration-related obligations and documentation requirements may continue even after becoming a permanent resident or Canadian citizen.
Meet Your RCIC
Kumar Anbalagan, RCIC
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Languages: English, Hindi, Urdu, & Tamil
RCIC Licence #: R531717
You don’t have to navigate Canadian immigration processes alone.
I’m Kumar Anbalagan, a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and founder of New Journey Immigration. As an authorized representative recognized by the Government of Canada, I provide professional immigration guidance and representation across a range of temporary resident, permanent resident, citizenship, and immigration-related applications.
Over the past 7 years, I’ve worked with individuals and families across different immigration situations, including temporary resident applications, extensions, restoration matters, travel documents, citizenship applications, and other immigration-related processes requiring organized case management and direct communication.
At New Journey Immigration, clients work directly with me throughout the process — from initial assessment and application preparation to submission and ongoing communication where applicable — with realistic guidance tailored to their individual situation.
Most of my clients work with me from across Canada without needing in-person visits, with direct communication, organized representation, and professional support throughout their immigration process.
Trusted by Clients Across Different Immigration Journeys
Client experiences built on clear communication, organized representation, and professional immigration guidance across a variety of Canadian immigration matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I apply if I am already inside Canada? Yes. Depending on your current immigration status and eligibility, certain immigration applications such as extensions, restoration applications, work permits, study permits, super visas, citizenship applications, and other immigration-related matters may be handled from within Canada.
Can I apply for a work permit without a job offer? Some work permit pathways may require employer support or a job offer, while others may depend on eligibility through different immigration categories. Immigration options vary depending on your current situation and applicable requirements.
Does New Journey Immigration arrange jobs or job offers in Canada? No. New Journey Immigration does not arrange jobs or job offers in Canada. Immigration guidance and representation are provided based on legitimate immigration pathways and eligibility requirements.
Can I apply for an extension or restoration after my status expires? Certain applications may still be possible depending on your eligibility, the type of status previously held, and applicable immigration timelines. Timelines and eligibility requirements are important in these situations.
Can I apply if I am outside Canada? Yes. Depending on the type of application and your eligibility, immigration applications may be prepared and submitted whether you are located inside or outside Canada.
Do I need to be in Edmonton to work with New Journey Immigration? No. Most clients work with New Journey Immigration remotely from across Canada and internationally without needing in-person visits. Depending on the type of immigration matter, communication and document handling can generally be managed through secure online communication and virtual consultation options.
What happens after I submit an inquiry? Once your inquiry is submitted, your information will be reviewed and you will be contacted regarding possible next steps, additional information, or consultation options depending on your situation and the type of immigration matter involved.
Can immigration applications or approvals be guaranteed? No immigration consultant can guarantee application approvals or immigration outcomes. Immigration decisions are made by Canadian immigration authorities based on eligibility requirements, supporting documentation, and applicable immigration regulations.
Submit an Immigration Inquiry
If you would like to discuss your immigration situation or explore possible next steps, submit an inquiry with basic information about your situation and immigration matter.
Inquiry submissions are reviewed based on the type of immigration matter and information provided.