Vikesh Immigration Services

Our service areas

Canadian immigration advice from a regulated consultant (RCIC R534491), wherever you live. We begin with the French-speaking world, where Canada’s Francophone programs open the most doors.

Canadian immigration help, country by country

Applications to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada are submitted online, so a good consultant does not have to be in your city. From our offices in Port Louis, Mauritius and Ajax, Ontario, we work with clients by video call, WhatsApp and email, in English or French.

The rules are not the same for everyone. Whether you need a visa to visit, whether you can use a youth mobility agreement and whether you qualify for Canada’s francophone student pilot all depend on your citizenship. Choose your country below for the points that apply to you.

French-speaking countries

East Africa and the Indian Ocean

Americas, Middle East and Pacific

Do not see your country? We advise clients worldwide, and more country pages are on the way. Contact us for a free evaluation.

Why French matters for Canada

More points in Express Entry

Candidates with NCLC 7 or higher in all four French abilities receive 25 or 50 additional CRS points, depending on their English results, and IRCC holds selection rounds for French-speaking candidates.

Express Entry · Free CRS calculator

Francophone Mobility

A work permit for French-speaking workers with a job offer outside Quebec. The employer does not need a Labour Market Impact Assessment. We do not find jobs or sell job offers.

Work permits

Studying in French

Citizens of many French-speaking countries are eligible for the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot, for French-language programs outside Quebec, with a route to permanent residence after graduation.

Study permits

Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (canada.ca), checked on 13 November 2026. We do not guarantee any outcome; decisions are made by Canadian immigration officers.

How we work with you

  1. Free evaluationWe look at your profile and tell you which routes are realistic.
  2. Written agreementYou receive our fees and the scope of our work in writing before you pay anything.
  3. A checklist built for your caseYou get clear instructions, and we review each document.
  4. Submission and follow-upWe submit a complete application, answer IRCC’s requests and update you until a decision is made.

Speak to a regulated consultant

Wherever you live, you can call, WhatsApp or email either office. Tell us your age, education, occupation and language ability, and we will tell you where you stand. The first evaluation is free.

Port Louis office, Mauritius

Canada office, Ajax, Ontario