Immigration
Your case is handled by a licensed RCIC or lawyer. Not by us.
ArrivEase coordinates paperwork, deadlines, and communication. Every piece of legal advice comes from a registered Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant or lawyer, whose license you can check yourself before you pay for anything.
Every consultant is checked against the CICC registry or provincial Law Society before they're assigned to a client.
Every RCIC and lawyer in our network is checked against the CICC registry or their Law Society before they see a client.
What going it alone actually costs
The mistakes that turn into refusals, and the ones that turn into empty bank accounts
These aren't hypotheticals. They're the specific, well-documented ways applicants lose money and time on immigration cases every year, and the specific reason each part of the ArrivEase process exists.
Without a coordinator
Paying a “ghost consultant” who isn’t actually licensed to advise you
IRCC itself warns applicants about unlicensed “ghost consultants”: people who take a fee, help fill out forms, then disappear the moment something goes wrong. Only a licensed RCIC, an immigration lawyer, or a Quebec notary is legally allowed to charge a fee for immigration advice at all.
With ArrivEase
Every RCIC and lawyer in the ArrivEase network is checked against the CICC registry or their provincial Law Society before they’re ever assigned a client, and you can verify it yourself instead of taking our word for it.
Without a coordinator
Believing a “guaranteed approval” promise
No licensed professional can guarantee an immigration outcome. That isn’t how Canadian immigration law works, and it's one of the oldest, most common lines used to get money upfront from someone who's anxious to hear a yes.
With ArrivEase
Your first consultation gets a real, honest eligibility read from a licensed RCIC or lawyer, including when the honest answer is “this pathway isn't a fit yet.”
Without a coordinator
One small paperwork error turning into a full refusal
An incomplete form, a missing document, or an inconsistency between two forms is one of the most common, and most avoidable, reasons an application gets refused. A refusal costs the application fee, months of waiting, and often a mandatory gap before you're even allowed to reapply.
With ArrivEase
Your case is reviewed by a licensed professional before submission, not diagnosed afterward from a refusal letter.
Without a coordinator
Reapplying without understanding why you were refused the first time
Reapplying on a guess about what went wrong usually means repeating the same mistake, and paying the application fee a second time for the same outcome.
With ArrivEase
A dedicated Refusal Review gets a licensed professional's read on exactly what went wrong and whether reapplying is actually worth it, with the fee credited toward reapplication if you go ahead.
Transparent pricing
Consultation
$150
Initial 45-minute strategy session with a licensed RCIC or lawyer to assess your eligibility and define a pathway.
Full Application
Quoted after consultation
Complete end-to-end management of your file, document gathering, and direct legal representation by an RCIC.
Your RCIC or lawyer gives you an exact price once they know your case. No surprises, no guessing.
Refusal Review
$249
Detailed analysis of your refusal reasons by a legal professional, outlining whether reapplying makes sense and what to do next.
Fee credited toward reapplication management if you go ahead.
What clients say
“PR pathway options were laid out plainly, including the ones that weren't a fit for my case yet.”
Adaeze, Fredericton
“I checked my RCIC's registration number myself before paying anything — that's the whole reason I trusted the process.”
Hassan, Charlottetown
“Straightforward tracking of where my visa application stood at every stage — no more emailing to ask for updates.”
ArrivEase client
“Every piece of advice came from a licensed RCIC, not a call center script. That's exactly what made me trust the process.”
Fatima, Vancouver