Tersman Enterprises Inc. provides Canadian immigration and global mobility consulting and support services to individuals, families, international students, professionals, entrepreneurs and employers.
Immigration planning is more than selecting a single program. Age, education, language ability, work experience, family circumstances, career development, business plans and long-term settlement goals can all affect which pathways may be suitable.
We take a comprehensive approach by reviewing each client's circumstances, comparing available options and helping develop a clearer and more practical strategy based on applicable laws, policies and program requirements.
Tersman combines experience in immigration, education, recruitment and cross-border business services to help clients coordinate different stages of their plans, including study, employment, permanent residence, family reunification and broader international mobility.
We do not treat one immigration program as the solution for every client. Effective immigration planning should consider current eligibility, long-term objectives, policy changes and potential risks. Our focus is on long-term planning, compliance, transparency and practical execution.
We help eligible professionals understand Canada's Express Entry system and assess how language ability, education, work experience and other factors may affect their profile and overall strategy.
Canadian provinces and territories operate immigration programs based on local economic and labour market needs. We help clients assess potentially relevant provincial pathways.
For clients who may qualify under more than one pathway, we compare different economic immigration options based on language, education, occupation, experience and location.
We assist international students with Canadian study permit matters based on their school admission, study plans, financial arrangements and individual circumstances.
Planning after graduation should take into account the student's program, institution, work authorization and potential future immigration pathways.
For students and families considering longer-term opportunities in Canada, we can review the relationship between education, career choices, location and future immigration options.
We assist individuals and businesses in understanding different Canadian work permit categories and assessing pathways based on the position, applicant profile and employment arrangement.
We help Canadian employers understand immigration and work permit considerations when recruiting or retaining international talent.
For companies operating across multiple jurisdictions, we assist with planning the movement of executives, professionals and key employees to Canada.
We assist Canadian citizens and permanent residents in understanding sponsorship requirements for spouses and partners and in preparing applications based on their circumstances.
We help clients understand immigration and long-term visit options that may be available for parents, grandparents and other eligible family members.
For families whose members hold different immigration statuses or reside in different countries, we help develop a more coordinated approach to family reunification and long-term residence planning.
For entrepreneurs, business owners and executives, we assess business-related immigration options based on the client's background, experience and Canadian business plans.
For clients planning to establish, acquire or expand a business in Canada, we help coordinate business objectives with immigration and mobility considerations.
Canada's business and innovation immigration programs may change over time. We help clients understand currently available options based on the rules and policies in effect at the time of assessment.
We assist clients in understanding application requirements for visits, family visits and other temporary stays in Canada.
For clients who already hold Canadian permanent resident status, we assist with understanding residency obligations, PR cards and other status maintenance considerations.
We assist permanent residents in understanding the basic requirements, timing considerations and process for Canadian citizenship applications.
For individuals, entrepreneurs and companies considering both Canadian and U.S. opportunities, we can help organize cross-border planning needs and, where required, coordinate with independently qualified U.S. immigration professionals.
For matters involving Canada, the United States or other jurisdictions, we help clients organize information and coordinate relevant professional resources relating to career development, business expansion and family mobility.
We learn about the client's background, family circumstances, current status and long-term objectives.
We assess potentially relevant pathways, eligibility requirements and key risks.
We compare available options and develop a strategy suited to the client's circumstances and objectives.
Based on the selected strategy, relevant application materials are prepared, reviewed and organized.
We monitor progress and help plan the next stage as status, circumstances or policies change.
Complex immigration and global mobility matters may also involve education, employment, business operations, taxation, legal matters, real estate and family arrangements. Depending on the circumstances, relevant professionals may include:
Tersman can assist with coordinating relevant professional resources where appropriate so that different aspects of a client's cross-border plan can be addressed in a more organized and integrated manner.
Canadian immigration laws, policies, program eligibility requirements and application procedures may change. Information on this website is provided for general informational purposes and does not mean that any particular program remains open or available at a specific time.
Tersman Enterprises Inc. does not guarantee the approval of any visa, study permit, work permit, permanent residence, citizenship or other immigration application. Final decisions are made independently by the relevant government authorities.
Canadian immigration legal advice or representation before Canadian immigration authorities should be provided by an individual who is legally authorized to provide such services. Where a matter involves the laws or immigration systems of another jurisdiction, relevant legal services should be provided by independently qualified professionals in that jurisdiction.
Whether you are considering a post-study pathway, economic immigration, provincial nomination, family sponsorship, work authorization, entrepreneur options, international talent mobility or a more complex cross-border strategy, Tersman can help you understand the available options, assess potential pathways and plan your next steps.
Contact us to learn more about our Canadian immigration and global mobility services.