How to become immigration consultant in Canada?

Becoming an RCIC ( Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant)

Source: CICC ( College of Immigration & Citizenship Consultants)

If you want to become a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), you must:

• Be at least 18 years of age;

• Complete the Graduate Diploma Program from

  • (Queen’s University Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law or the D.E.S.S. en réglementation canadienne et québécoise de l’immigration offered in French by the University of Montréal) or

  • have completed the former Immigration Practitioner Program (IPP) within the last 3 years;

• Achieve at least the minimum required score on a College-approved English or French language ability test (required for all candidates except graduates from the Queen’s University and University of Montréal graduate diploma programs, as these 2 programs have integrated the College’s language ability requirement into their admission requirements); and

• Successfully pass the College’s Entry-to-Practice Exam (RCIC EPE).

• Follow the licensing process to obtain your licence

• Once you are licensed, you must meet your obligations and complete the Ongoing Education for RCICs, including the new Mentoring Program.

• For more details visit https://college-ic.ca/