Your Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, for the Real You.
Clear answers on study permits, work permits, Express Entry and family sponsorship, from a consultant regulated by the CICC.
one prime route to Canada.
Planned properly, with a regulated consultant at every step.
Why Choose PrimeRoute
Meet the Consultant Behind Your File
At PrimeRoute, your case is handled personally by a regulated professional, not passed to an unlicensed agent.
Check My Licence
Nasir Khan is a Regulated Canadian
Immigration Consultant.
You can confirm any consultant’s
licence on the public register of
the College of Immigration
and Citizenship Consultants.
Consultations are held online.
Nasir Khan
For 15 years, Nasir has been providing immigration consulting and support services to individuals and families planning their move to Canada, guiding each client from the first consultation to the final decision.
- Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship LawQueen’s University
- Project Management Professional (PMP)®Certified by the Project Management Institute
- Master of Engineering - Professional Engineer
- Engineering, compliance and regulated-industry leadership
The PrimeRoute Promise
- Clear advice
- Honest timelines
- Your documents stay confidential
- With you until your decision arrives
Common Canadian Immigration Situations We Help With
Find the situation closest to yours. Each card opens the related service.
My study permit is expiring
Apply to extend before it expires, so you can usually stay while the application is processed. We check your enrolment, funds and timing first.
Study permit extensions→RefusalMy application was refused
Start with the reason. A refusal letter shows what the officer relied on, and the right next step may be a reapplication, a response or a different route.
Refusals and reapplications→Express EntryMy CRS score is too low
A score is not fixed. We look at language results, education, work history and provincial options to see where points and alternatives may exist.
Express Entry profile review→FamilyI want to bring my spouse to Canada
Spousal and common-law sponsorship depends on your status, your relationship evidence and where your spouse lives. We plan the application before you file.
Spousal sponsorship→Work permitMy work permit is ending
Options can include an extension, a change of conditions or a move toward permanent residence. Timing matters, so we look at your dates first.
Work permit extensions→StatusI received a procedural fairness letter
These letters come with a deadline. We help you understand the concern and prepare a clear, documented response.
Procedural fairness response→GraduationI just graduated and want to stay in Canada
A post-graduation work permit depends on your program and school, and the application window is limited. We check your timeline early.
Post-graduation work permit→From abroadI want to move to Canada, but I am still overseas
Many people start from outside Canada. We compare study, work and permanent residence routes against your education, language level and funds.
Immigrating from abroad→FamilyI want my parents to visit or stay with me
A visitor visa, a Super Visa and sponsorship are different routes with different requirements. We help you choose before anyone applies.
Parents and Super Visa→StatusMy status has expired
Restoration of status may be possible, but the window is short and conditions apply. We look at your dates and what happened.
Restoration of status→Job offerI have a job offer from a Canadian employer
An offer does not always lead to a permit. We help you understand which route your offer falls under and what your employer must do.
Employer-supported work permits→CitizenshipI think I am eligible for citizenship
Days spent in Canada, tax filings and language requirements all count. We check your eligibility before you apply.
Citizenship eligibility→Study abroadI want to study in Canada
A study permit needs an acceptance letter, proof of funds and a clear study plan. We review your documents before you apply, so gaps show up early.
Study permit applications→VisitorI want to visit Canada
A visitor visa is based on your ties to home, your travel history and your purpose of visit. We help you present a complete, honest application.
Visitor visa applications→Express EntryI received an Invitation to Apply
An invitation comes with a firm deadline to submit. We check your documents, proof of funds and profile details before you file.
Invitation to Apply support→SpouseMy spouse is studying or working in Canada
Some spouses and partners may qualify for an open work permit. It depends on the main applicant’s permit and program, so we check eligibility first.
Spouse open work permits→Provincial nominationI want to immigrate through a provincial program
Provinces and territories nominate people whose skills and experience fit local needs. Each sets its own streams and rules, so we check which one matches your profile before you apply.
Provincial Nominee Program→Express EntryI have Canadian work experience and want permanent residence
Skilled work done in Canada with valid work authorization can lead to permanent residence through Express Entry. We check your job type, hours, language results and timing to see where you may fit.
Canadian Experience Class→VisitorMy visitor stay is ending, but I need more time
Visitors can apply to extend their stay with a visitor record, and IRCC says to apply at least 30 days before your status expires. The date that counts is on your passport stamp, not your visa, so we check your dates first.
Visitor stay extension→RefusalMy study permit was refused
There is no formal appeal for a study permit refusal. IRCC advises reapplying only with new information that addresses the concerns, so we read your letter and plan the strongest next step.
Study permit refusal→Every case is different. A consultation reviews your own situation, and decisions are made by the Canadian government, so outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Common Questions
How do I book a consultation?
Fill in the short booking form on our Book Consultation page and we email you a unique form number right away. Then pay the $45 USD fee using the details we send you, and share your receipt or transaction ID by WhatsApp or email. Once your payment is confirmed, we schedule your 30-minute session and send the date, time and meeting link.
What is included in the $45 consultation?
The 30-minute session covers your immigration goals, relevant pathways, documents and preparation, possible obstacles, and next steps, as they apply to your circumstances.
Do you help with immigration to countries other than Canada?
No. PrimeRoute provides Canadian immigration consulting only. Nasir Khan is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), and our services cover Canadian immigration matters such as study permits, work permits, Express Entry, family sponsorship and citizenship.
How should I prepare for my consultation?
Gather what you have: your passport, current status and permit expiry date, education and work history, language test results, any previous applications or refusal letters, and your main questions. You do not need everything to book. A printable consultation preparation checklist is available on our website.
Which platforms can I use for my consultation?
WhatsApp, phone call, Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet. Choose your preferred platform in the booking form and we confirm it with your appointment time.
Which payment methods do you accept?
We accept bank transfer, PayPal, Western Union or Wise. If none of these is available where you are, we share other payment options based on the banks and methods available in your country.
Does a consultation guarantee my visa will be approved?
No. Immigration decisions are made by the relevant government authorities, and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Your Journey
From your first consultation to the final decision, you always know where you stand and what comes next.
- Start
Book a Consultation
Pay $45 and book a 30-minute session on the platform you prefer.
- Milestone 1
Assessment
An honest look at your options, including when you aren’t eligible yet.
- Milestone 2
Strategy
A clear plan, timeline, and written fee agreement before work begins.
- Milestone 3
Preparation
Careful document review, because most refusals come from avoidable errors.
- Milestone 4
Submission
We submit your application and track its progress with you.
- Finish
Decision
We keep you updated until the government makes its decision.