English & Immigration

Immigration is a wild move. Most of us leave our countries dreaming of a life that we thought we could not have, had we chosen to stay in our country. It is not always an easy transition, particularly if you are aiming for a permanent move. A successful relocation relies tremendously on cultural and language integration.

Moreover, you must have a clear understanding of your options and what is available to you as an immigrant. Your choices will significantly shape your life, and the best decisions are the ones that are taken based on research and examined resources.

My immigration story

My story began as an international graduate student in 2017; when I moved to Canada in pursuit of my master’s degree in the Experimental Medicine program at the University of British Columbia (UBC) located in the heart of Vancouver. Receiving admission from UBC was a dream coming true. I still vividly remember how I used to browse the photos of the UBC campus on my outdated laptop and tell my mom, “Mom do you think one day I could study here?” And she would kindly reply “You never know what the future holds for you.” Five years later, here I was in Vancouver, one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Even to this date, sometimes is hard to believe that this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity was bestowed on me.

I am originally from Iran. People from Iran are aware that despite being a tenacious student, not all the time you will have the opportunity to study in one of the best universities in the world. There are plenty of obstacles that one needs to overcome to get here. That is why I was determined to tackle even the most difficult challenges. Since then, my strive for excellence has been a lifelong journey. A journey that has been and continues to be a great source of powerful lessons for me.

How can I help you?

When people decide to immigrate at an early age, initially, they may think that the hardest thing would be living away from their family and the place where they have developed that sense of belonging. However, there are many constitutes of immigration that can put you in pretty tough and unpredictable situations. The ones that demand inexhaustible resiliency.

I intend to share my impression of living in Canada as a student; a worker; a person in search of health and stability; and as someone who aspires to fulfill her dreams. My humble experience has taught me valuable lessons that can be a great asset to people who are considering immigrating to Canada.

Honesty and a sense of immense responsibility are integrated parts of my work. Immigration is a big move- the one that will change your life forever. A reliable help resource could make this change the one that is worth it. You can trust me with the services I provide as it comes from a place of the heart.

As Albert Einstein once said, “Information is not knowledge. The only source of knowledge is experience. You need the experience to gain wisdom”. Let my experience enhance your life as a newcomer to Canada.