A dedicated RCIC practice built around one thing: getting your pathway right.
CAN Immigration Firm is a boutique Toronto practice led by a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. Every client file is handled directly by Tony — no handoffs to junior staff, no generic checklists.
Tony Wang
Tony Wang is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), practising from Toronto's Financial District. He works directly with clients on every file — from the initial eligibility assessment through to the Confirmation of Permanent Residence.
His practice is focused on Provincial Nominee Programs, the Rural Community Immigration Pilot, and Express Entry. He also assists clients navigating Ontario government-funded training pathways, including Better Jobs Ontario — noting that these programs are available to Canadian permanent residents and citizens only, not temporary residents.
Tony brings more than thirty years of hands-on experience in Canadian immigration, with a track record across Ontario PNP streams, BC PNP, Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, and RCIP community applications. He stays current with program changes through CICC continuing education requirements and active monitoring of IRCC and provincial intake windows.
What the practice specialises in
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and other provinces. Employer-tied streams, human capital streams, and Express Entry-aligned nominations. Tony monitors active draws and intake windows to time applications for the strongest outcome.
Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP)
Community-specific applications across participating IRCC-designated communities. Tony advises on employer eligibility, community support letters, and the CLB language thresholds that vary by TEER category.
Express Entry
Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, and Canadian Experience Class. Profile optimisation, CRS score strategy, and coordination with PNP nominations that add the 600-point boost.
Better Jobs Ontario (training funding)
Guidance on Ontario's government-funded training program for eligible individuals pursuing in-demand occupations. Important: Better Jobs Ontario is available to Canadian permanent residents and citizens only — temporary residents and international students do not qualify.
Why this practice exists
To give people who qualify for Canadian permanent residence a clear, honest path to get there — without inflated promises, unnecessary delays, or the confusion that comes from working with someone who treats immigration as a side service.
Honesty over optimism
If your profile does not meet current program criteria, we say so plainly — and we tell you what would need to change. False hope wastes time and money.
Current information only
Provincial streams and RCIP community lists change throughout the year. Every recommendation reflects what is actually open today — program guidance is reviewed monthly and updated as IRCC and provinces announce changes.
Direct service
Tony handles every client file personally. There are no junior staff or offshore document processors. When you have a question, you speak to the RCIC on record.
Regulated practice
As an RCIC, Tony is bound by the CICC Code of Professional Ethics, carries professional liability insurance, and is subject to CICC discipline. You have recourse if something goes wrong — that is not true of unlicensed representatives.
Regulated, accountable, and current
CICC — College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants
Tony is a full member in good standing. CICC is the federal regulatory body for RCICs in Canada. Membership requires passing the Entry-to-Practice Exam, maintaining professional liability insurance, completing annual continuing education, and adhering to the CICC Code of Professional Ethics.
Verify at cicc-ccic.ca using RCIC number R421127
CAPIC — Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants
CAPIC is the national professional association for RCICs. Membership provides access to ongoing professional development, legislative updates, and peer resources that keep Tony's practice current with evolving IRCC policy.
Continuing education
CICC requires all members to complete a minimum number of continuing professional development hours annually. Tony's CPD activities include IRCC policy updates, provincial stream changes, and RCIP community intake developments.
What you can expect from this practice
- A written strategy memo before any application work begins
- Transparent, fixed retainer quoted in writing before you sign anything
- Direct access to Tony — not a call centre or intake coordinator
- Honest assessment of your eligibility, including when a pathway is not viable
- Responses to your questions within one business day
- 90 days of post-landing support after your COPR is issued
Why your representative's credentials matter
Under Canadian law, only Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs), lawyers, and Quebec notaries are authorised to provide immigration advice for compensation. Using an unlicensed representative — sometimes called a ghost consultant or immigration agent — is not only risky; it can result in a refused application, a finding of misrepresentation, or a ban from Canada.
You can verify Tony's CICC registration at any time by searching RCIC number R421127 on the CICC public register at cicc-ccic.ca. If a representative cannot provide a CICC number, do not engage them.
RCIC / CICC #R421127 — Verify at cicc-ccic.ca
Ready to talk through your options?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. Tony will assess your profile, identify the strongest program options, and give you a clear picture of timelines and next steps — at no charge and with no obligation.
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