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At Singha Law Professional Corporation (SLPC), we provide reliable, compassionate, and results-driven immigration legal services tailored to the needs of individuals, families, students, workers, entrepreneurs, and refugees. With over 24 years of legal experience and a multicultural perspective, our team is equipped to handle the complexities of Canadian immigration law with care and precision.
Whether you’re applying for permanent residency, seeking protection, or navigating the appeals process, Singha Law Professional Corporation offers strategic representation that puts your future first. We proudly serve clients across Canada.
We assist with Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and family sponsorships—ensuring your application is complete, compliant, and supported with the appropriate documentation.
From visitor visas to study permits and work permits, we help you stay in Canada legally while pursuing education, career opportunities, or family visits.
We advise entrepreneurs, investors, and self-employed individuals on the most effective legal pathways for business-based immigration and permanent residence eligibility.
If you are fleeing persecution or danger in your home country, our team provides strong advocacy and legal support for refugee protection claims and hearings.
We guide permanent residents through the citizenship process, including eligibility assessment, documentation, and interview preparation.
If your immigration application has been refused, we can represent you before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) or pursue a judicial review in Federal Court to challenge unfair decisions.
Navigating Canada’s immigration system can be stressful, time-sensitive, and overwhelming. At Singha Law Professional Corporation, we provide trusted legal guidance every step of the way.
We conduct a detailed eligibility assessment based on your education, work history, language skills, and goals to determine the most suitable immigration stream.
Temporary residents stay in Canada for a limited time (as visitors, students, or workers), while permanent residents can live and work in Canada long-term with eligibility for citizenship.
Yes, you may be eligible to file an appeal or apply for judicial review depending on your case. We evaluate your refusal letter and advise on the best next steps.
Timelines vary by program and case complexity. We provide estimated timelines during consultation and assist in avoiding delays by preparing complete applications.
While self-application is possible, a lawyer ensures that your application is accurate, fully supported, and submitted in accordance with immigration law—reducing your risk of rejection.
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