Canada remains one of the world’s most sought-after destinations for immigrants, welcoming hundreds of thousands of newcomers each year. The country provides a variety of legal pathways—including study programs, skilled worker routes, family sponsorships, and provincial nominee programs (PNPs). However, success in any of these channels requires more than interest and ambition; it demands a thorough understanding of immigration law and precise preparation of each case. Within this framework, Behnaz Arabian, RCIC-IRB, has earned recognition as a licensed immigration consultant whose expertise is enriched by her background in managing one of Canada’s largest private colleges.
Arabian brings years of leadership in educational management and international program development. During her tenure directing one of Canada’s largest private colleges, she oversaw hundreds of students and a diverse team of faculty and staff. Her work required balancing academic quality, multicultural team leadership, and compliance with institutional and legal standards—skills that now directly shape her methodical handling of immigration files.
She also holds a Graduate Diploma in Canadian Immigration and Citizenship Law from Queen’s University, and is fluent in English, French, and Farsi. This linguistic range allows her to serve clients from various backgrounds, ensuring that language never becomes a barrier in the preparation and submission of immigration applications.
What distinguishes Arabian’s practice is her strict alignment with the regulatory framework of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). She evaluates each application against statutory requirements, formats documents in line with official standards, and avoids unsupported claims that could undermine credibility.
As a result, the cases she prepares are both persuasive and defensible. From drafting compelling Statements of Purpose (SOPs or LoEs) to compiling academic transcripts, employment records, and financial documentation, her work reflects a level of discipline that strengthens her clients’ chances of approval.
• Study Programs: Advising students on choosing Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), crafting study plans, and leveraging Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs) as a bridge to permanent residency.
• Skilled Worker / Express Entry: Reviewing credentials under National Occupational Classification (NOC) standards, optimizing Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores, and securing Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) endorsements to enhance Express Entry profiles.
• Family Sponsorship: Ensuring documentation proves genuine family ties and that sponsors meet all financial and support obligations.
• Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs): Matching applicants’ skills with provincial labor needs and obtaining nominations to raise CRS rankings.
• Status Transitions: Guiding lawful changes from temporary status (study or work permits) to permanent residency while minimizing dual-intent risks.
Arabian manages every file under three guiding principles:
1. Comprehensive Analysis – Reviewing applicants’ academic, professional, financial, and linguistic profiles alongside long-term residency goals.
2. Tailored Strategy – Identifying primary and secondary immigration routes based on realistic probabilities of success.
3. Phased Execution – Preparing complete applications, monitoring progress, and promptly responding to additional document requests (ADRs).
Through this framework, clients maintain clarity about their standing, required documentation, and genuine approval prospects at each stage.
In today’s increasingly competitive immigration environment, success depends not only on ambition but also on precise legal knowledge and disciplined case preparation.
Behnaz Arabian, RCIC-IRB, combines her management expertise from Canada’s largest private college with her specialized legal training to offer strategic, transparent, and reliable guidance. For students, professionals, and families pursuing a future in Canada, her counsel provides the assurance that their case is credible, well-structured, and positioned for the best possible outcome.
