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SAI Canada Immigration is a Canada based Global Company registered by the Govt. Of Canada. The company was founded in year 2014 especially for educational consulting services. Although, the parent company (1652753 Alberta Ltd.) is in business since 2012 in Edmonton. Sai Canada Immigration is licensed in Saskatchewan and has grown to Saskatoon with Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (ICCRC) to provide professional services in the field of – International Universities, Work permits, LMIA, Business investing, Farming PR’s, Visas, SINP, AINP, PNP’s, Refugee Claimants, Sponsorship, humanitarian and compassionate (H and C) Cases and many more services.
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9303 34 Ave NW #125, T6E 5W8, Edmonton, Canada
- 7806666025
- gaurav@saicanada.ca
- saicanada.ca
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