Looking for an immigration consultant in Surrey? Third Pole Immigration Services, near Newton Exchange, helps individuals, families, students, workers and employers with study permits, work permits, spousal sponsorship, visitor visas, Super Visas, Express Entry, BC PNP, permanent residence, citizenship and refusals. You can also speak with us in English, Punjabi or Hindi, and our new Surrey office is open on Sundays from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Third Pole is led by Dr. Gursewak Singh Brar, MSc, PhD, RCIC (licence R709308), a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). Our Surrey office provides services under the guidance of an RCIC, and you can check the licence on the CICC public register.
Immigration Consultant Surrey: Canada Immigration Services
Choose the service that matches your situation, because each page explains the process before we review your own case at your consultation.
Study permit applications and extensions, and Post-Graduation Work Permit guidance for students in Surrey and the Lower Mainland.
Employer-specific and open work permits, LMIA-based permits and extensions before your status expires.
Eligibility review and applications for the spouses of students and workers, checked against the current rules.
Sponsoring a spouse, partner or dependent children for permanent residence.
Visitor visas, visitor record extensions and Super Visas for parents and grandparents.
Express Entry profiles, CRS guidance and permanent residence applications.
British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program eligibility review, documents and application preparation.
Federal and provincial PR options based on your work, study and family situation.
LMIA applications and foreign worker hiring support for Canadian employers.
Eligibility review, document preparation and citizenship application support.
PR card renewals and travel documents for permanent residents outside Canada.
Review of refusal reasons and officer concerns, and eligible reconsideration requests.
Best immigration consultant in Surrey? How to choose
Many people search for the best or top-rated immigration consultant in Surrey, or for a top 10 list. That is natural when your family's future is involved, but lists are often opinion, advertising or paid placement, and no list can tell you whether a consultant is right for your case. Before you hire anyone, including us, check these points:
- Verify the licence yourself. Search the CICC public register for an RCIC, while lawyers are listed with the Law Society of British Columbia.
- Be wary of guarantees and approval rates. Only IRCC decides an application, so nobody can honestly promise a result.
- Never pay for a job offer or LMIA, because selling job offers is a known immigration scam.
- Ask who will be named as your representative on the application, and also get the services and fees in writing.
- Check that you can communicate clearly, because you may need English, Punjabi or Hindi.
- Read recent Google reviews, including critical ones, and see whether they describe real cases.
We are happy to be compared against this checklist.
Study permit (study visa) and PGWP help in Surrey
For example, many students in Surrey study at schools such as Kwantlen Polytechnic University and the Surrey campus of Simon Fraser University. If you are planning to study in British Columbia, we help you as an immigration consultant in Surrey to prepare a complete study permit (study visa) application, or an extension if you are already here. Canada now caps study permit applications each year, so most college and undergraduate applicants need a provincial attestation letter (PAL). However, master's and PhD students at public institutions no longer need one from 1 January 2026.
When you finish your program, a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) may let you work in Canada. Eligibility depends on your program, your institution and your language results, and IRCC has tightened these rules in recent years, so we check the current requirements before you commit to a program. Graduates should also know that BC PNP closed its separate international graduate streams in 2026, described below.
Work permit (work visa), SOWP and LMIA help in Surrey
A work permit (work visa) can be employer-specific or open, and some need an LMIA while others do not. But which one applies depends on the job, the employer and your profile. If your permit is about to expire, apply for an extension before it does, so that you can keep your status while IRCC decides.
A spousal open work permit (SOWP) is now available in fewer cases than before. Because IRCC changed the rules in January 2025 and again in March 2026, eligibility depends on your partner's job category or study program. As your immigration consultant in Surrey, we check whether you qualify before you spend money on an application. Canadian employers can also contact us about LMIA applications and hiring foreign workers. However, we do not sell or guarantee job offers, and you should never pay anyone for one.
Spousal sponsorship and family sponsorship in Surrey
Spousal sponsorship is a permanent residence application for a spouse, common-law partner or conjugal partner, and the sponsor must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. Also, the process differs depending on whether the applicant is in Canada or abroad, and we explain both. Family sponsorship can also cover dependent children. Sponsoring parents and grandparents follows separate and limited rules, so the Super Visa is an alternative for long visits.
Fake documents or a marriage of convenience can lead to refusal and a five-year ban from applying, so we only assist with genuine relationships.
Visitor visa and Super Visa help in Surrey
If your family wants to visit you in Surrey, we prepare visitor visa applications and help with visitor record extensions. Also, officers look closely at your purpose of visit, your ties to your home country, your finances and whether your application is complete. An invitation letter can help, but it does not guarantee approval. Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents can apply for a Super Visa, which allows longer stays. However, it has its own requirements, including medical insurance and a minimum host income, so we review them with you.
Express Entry, PR and BC PNP in Surrey
Express Entry ranks candidates by CRS score, while pathways such as the Canadian Experience Class and the Federal Skilled Worker Program depend on your work experience, education and language results. First, we assess your profile and tell you which permanent residence options are realistic. Then we prepare the application.
However, the BC PNP has changed a lot. In April 2026, BC restructured its Skills Immigration streams around three priorities: Care (health care), Build (skilled trades) and Innovate (high economic impact). In addition, the tech pathway, the entry-level and semi-skilled stream and the international graduate streams have closed. BC has also said it expects at least 35% of nominations to go to candidates working outside Metro Vancouver, and Surrey is inside Metro Vancouver, so where your job is located matters. Because criteria and invitation rounds change often, we check the current position against your profile at your consultation.
PR card renewal, PRTD and Canadian citizenship in Surrey
Permanent residents can ask us about PR card renewal, and about a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) if you are outside Canada without a valid PR card. We also help eligible permanent residents with Canadian citizenship applications, including the eligibility review and document preparation.
Canada visa or permit refused? Refusal review in Surrey
A refusal is stressful, but reapplying with the same documents often leads to the same result. As an immigration consultant in Surrey, we review the refusal reasons, the officer's concerns and your supporting documents, and discuss your options, including an eligible reconsideration request, a new application or another route. We can also review your forms and application package before you submit them. We cannot guarantee a different outcome, but we can help you understand what went wrong.
Immigration consultant, agent or lawyer: who can help you?
The terms overlap in everyday searches, but the rules do not. Only authorized representatives can charge for Canadian immigration advice or representation: RCICs licensed by CICC, lawyers and paralegals in good standing with a law society, and Quebec notaries. However, a visa agent or immigration agent who is not one of these cannot legally represent you for a fee. A lawyer is also needed if your case goes to Federal Court. Ask any representative for their licence number and check it before you sign anything.
Immigration Consultant Surrey in English, Punjabi and Hindi
Clear communication matters when the details of an application can decide the outcome. Our immigration consultant in Surrey serves clients in English, Punjabi and Hindi, so you can ask questions and understand your options in the language you are most comfortable with.
Immigration Consultant Surrey near Newton Exchange
Our Surrey office is near Newton Exchange, which makes it easy to reach for clients in Newton, Surrey and nearby Lower Mainland communities. Because we are also open on Sundays from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, you can visit at the weekend if weekdays are busy. We assist clients from Newton, Guildford, Fleetwood, Cloverdale, South Surrey, North Delta, White Rock and Langley, as well as eligible clients elsewhere in British Columbia, across Canada and internationally where appropriate.
We also have an office in Winnipeg, Manitoba and an office in Sri Muktsar Sahib, Punjab. Also, if you or your family are coming to Canada from India, you can start in Punjab and continue with us in Surrey after you arrive.
Why choose our immigration consultant Surrey office?
Services are provided under the guidance of a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, and Third Pole is led by Dr. Gursewak Singh Brar, RCIC (R709308).
You can also talk to us in English, Punjabi or Hindi at our Surrey office.
Because our office is near Newton Exchange and open on Sundays, you have local access from Surrey and the Lower Mainland at the weekend too.
We tell you plainly when an option is unlikely to work, and explain our fees and process before work begins. We never guarantee approval.
Immigration Consultant Surrey Open on Sundays
If you are looking for an immigration consultant open on Sunday in Surrey, our office near Newton Exchange is open on Sundays from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Because many students, workers, families and employers are busy during weekday hours, a Sunday visit can be easier, but please call or send a WhatsApp message first so we can set aside enough time for your immigration matter.
Visit our immigration consultant Surrey office
Surrey, BC V3W 1A3
Canada Phone +1 (778) 921-8008 WhatsApp Send a WhatsApp message Hours Every day, Monday to Sunday, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM Location Near Newton Exchange Languages English, Punjabi and Hindi
Clients come to us from Surrey and across the Lower Mainland, including:
- Newton
- Surrey
- Guildford
- Fleetwood
- Cloverdale
- South Surrey
- North Delta
- Delta
- White Rock
- Langley
Immigration Consultant Surrey FAQs: Choosing and Visiting
Our Surrey office is at 7318 137 St, Room 7, Unit 1113, Surrey, BC V3W 1A3, near Newton Exchange. We are open every day, Monday to Sunday, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Yes. Third Pole Immigration Services is led by Dr. Gursewak Singh Brar, MSc, PhD, RCIC (licence R709308), a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). You can also confirm the licence on the CICC public register.
Lists of the top 10 or best consultants are usually opinion or advertising, so compare consultants on facts: a licence you can verify on the CICC public register, clear communication in your language, written fees and services, honest answers with no guarantees, and real reviews. Be careful of anyone who quotes an approval rate.
People often use immigration consultant, immigration agent and visa agent to mean similar things. What matters is whether the person is authorized to represent you for a fee: an RCIC licensed by CICC, a lawyer or paralegal in good standing with a law society, or a Quebec notary. So choose the representative whose licence, experience and communication you trust.
Yes. Our office near Newton Exchange serves clients in English, Punjabi and Hindi, so call +1 (778) 921-8008 or send a WhatsApp message to book a time.
Immigration Consultant Surrey FAQs: Study, Work and Family
Yes. We help with study permit (study visa) applications and extensions and with Post-Graduation Work Permit applications. IRCC has tightened study permit and PGWP rules in recent years, so we check the current requirements for your school and program.
Yes. We help with employer-specific and open work permits, extensions and LMIA-based applications, and we help Canadian employers with LMIA applications. Apply for an extension before your current permit expires. However, we do not sell or guarantee job offers or LMIAs, and you should be careful of anyone who does.
Eligibility for a spousal open work permit has become narrower, because IRCC changed the rules in January 2025 and again in March 2026. Eligibility now depends on your partner's job category or study program. However, sponsored spouses who are already in Canada have separate work permit rules. Also, we check which route applies to you.
Yes. We assist where the sponsor is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and the relationship is genuine, whether the applicant is in Canada or abroad. Fake documents or a marriage of convenience can lead to refusal and a five-year ban, so we only assist with genuine relationships.
Parents and grandparents can visit on a visitor visa or a Super Visa, which allows longer stays. However, sponsoring them for permanent residence follows separate and limited intake rules. Also, we explain what is currently open and which route fits your family.
Immigration Consultant Surrey FAQs: Visas, PR and Refusals
Yes. We help with visitor visa applications for family visits, tourism and events, and with visitor record extensions. Also, officers look closely at your purpose of visit, your ties to your home country and your finances. An invitation letter can support an application, but it does not guarantee approval.
Express Entry ranks candidates by CRS score, while pathways such as the Canadian Experience Class and the Federal Skilled Worker Program depend on your work experience, education and language results. We assess your profile and tell you which options are realistic, including provincial nominations.
Yes, where you are eligible. BC restructured its Skills Immigration streams in April 2026 around three priorities: Care, Build and Innovate. The tech pathway, the entry-level and semi-skilled stream and the international graduate streams have closed, so many applicants now need a different route. Also, we review your profile and explain your options.
Yes. We help eligible permanent residents with Canadian citizenship applications and with PR card renewals, and we help permanent residents who are outside Canada without a valid PR card apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD).
Yes. We review the refusal reasons, the officer's concerns and your supporting documents, and discuss your options, which may include an eligible reconsideration request, a new application or another route. Reapplying with the same documents often leads to the same result, but we cannot guarantee a different outcome.
Immigration Consultant Surrey FAQs: Sunday Hours, Fees and Appointments
Yes. Our Surrey office near Newton Exchange is open every day, including Sundays, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, so you can also visit at the weekend. Please call or send a WhatsApp message to book a time, so we can set aside enough time for your case.
No, and be careful of any consultant who does, because IRCC alone decides every application. We assess your eligibility honestly, prepare a complete and accurate application, and tell you plainly if an option is unlikely to succeed.
Government fees and processing times change often and depend on the application type, so any figure on a web page can be out of date. We confirm the current IRCC fees and timelines for your application, and explain our fees and process before work begins.
Appointments are recommended so we can set aside enough time for your case. Please contact our Surrey office before you visit, and bring documents from any previous immigration applications.
Yes. We assist clients from Surrey and the Lower Mainland, as well as eligible clients elsewhere in British Columbia, across Canada and internationally where appropriate.
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