Immigration consultancy · India & Canada
40+ countries.
One licensed consultant.
We prepare study, work, visitor, PR and sponsorship applications worldwide. For Canada, our RCIC licence lets us represent you before the government directly.
WhatsApp us · +91 70417 36376Where we file
Where you want to go
Where do you want to go?
Live from IRCC · updated 1 Sept
The latest Express Entry draw invited 2,000 candidates at a CRS cut-off of 521.
- Round
- Category
- Rounds since 2015
How it works
How does the process work?
- 01
Tell us where you stand
- 02
Get an honest verdict
- 03
We build the file
- 04
RCIC review before filing
What it costs
Honesty before any spend
A fee quoted before we begin
No guarantees for sale
Our promise
Why choose a licensed consultant?
Facts over fear. Law over luck. Every country runs on a published rulebook, and we build your application against it, not against what worked for someone else’s cousin.
- Authorized to represent you
- Licensed by the CICC to represent your case legally before the Canadian government. You can verify that on the public register.
- We argue the case
- Legal Submission Letters that prove your eligibility under immigration law, written for the officer who will decide your case.
- Reviewed before it is filed
- An RCIC review for compliance before submission, because government timelines are fixed but a returned file costs months.
If we mess up, we lose our licence. Unauthorized agents have nothing to lose.
The team
Who handles your file?
Jay Sharma
RCIC & Founder, Canada
Jeet Kacha
Director & Co-Founder, India
Param Vyas
Legal Advisor & Associate, India
Testimonials
What clients say
“I had an exceptional experience working with The Visa Tales for my Permanent Residency process. From day one, their team demonstrated outstanding professionalism, deep expertise, and a thorough understanding of the entire PR pathway. They kept me updated at every stage, answered all my queries with patience, and made what could have been a highly stressful process incredibly smooth and straightforward. Their attention to detail in handling my file was meticulous, ensuring everything was submitted flawlessly.”
Frequently asked
The questions we get asked most
What does “RCIC-authorized” actually mean?
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant is licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants to represent clients before the Canadian government. Our founder Jay Sharma holds licence R710507 in good standing, and you can confirm that yourself on the CICC public register. An unlicensed agent cannot legally represent you, and carries no accountability if your file goes wrong.
Are you immigration lawyers?
No. The Visa Tales is a licensed immigration consultancy rather than a law firm. Canadian law lets lawyers and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants both represent you before IRCC, and we are the second: licence R710507, checkable on the CICC public register. For an application to IRCC the two carry the same authority.
Immigration lawyer or consultant: who can represent youCan you guarantee my visa will be approved?
No one can. The decision belongs to a visa officer, and anyone who tells you otherwise is worth walking away from. What we control is the quality of the file: eligibility assessed honestly before you spend money, documents checked against the specific standard for your destination, and a submission that answers the officer’s likely objections before they are raised.
Which countries do you handle?
Canada is our specialism, because that is where our licence sits. Beyond that we handle study, work, visitor and PR routes across 40+ countries, including the UK, USA, Schengen, Australia, Japan, Singapore and the UAE. Every strategy is checked against that destination’s own published rules.
I have already been refused. Is that the end of it?
Usually not. For most temporary routes there is no formal appeal, but you can reapply. That reapplication is only worth filing once the specific grounds in your refusal letter have been answered with new or stronger evidence. Bring the letter to your consultation; it’s the most useful document you have.
What each reason on a refusal letter meansHow do we start?
A consultation. We assess your eligibility first, and say plainly if a route isn’t realistic yet. If it is, you get the document list for your specific profile and a clear scope of what we handle.
Free guides
Answers before you ever talk to us
Twenty-six India → Canada guides, each verified against the official source and dated. No sign-up, no email gate.
Talk to the consultant whose licence is on your file
Tell us where you want to go, whether study, work, visit or settle, and we say plainly whether the route is realistic before you spend anything.