Immigration Consultant in Burlington: Licensed RCIC Guidance by Zoom or in Toronto
Last Updated: October 2026
In the 2021 Census, 47,210 people in Burlington were born outside Canada. Licensed RCICs Amir Ismail (R412319) and Rijah Amir (R731353) help Burlington residents choose and file the right route, from Express Entry and provincial nominee programs to spousal sponsorship, work permits and study permits. Meet by Zoom or phone, or in person at our Toronto head office.
Licensed RCICs Amir Ismail (R412319) and Rijah Amir (R731353) help Burlington residents choose and file the right route, by Zoom, phone or at our Toronto head office.
Who can help you immigrate to Canada from Burlington?
AIA helps Burlington residents with immigration to Canada by Zoom, phone and in person at our Toronto head office. Amir Ismail (RCIC R412319) and Rijah Amir (RCIC R731353) cover Express Entry, provincial nominee programs, spousal sponsorship, work permits, study permits and citizenship. Book a Strategy Consultation and we map your route in 30 minutes.
What does the 2021 Census say about immigrants in Burlington?
In the 2021 Census, 47,210 people in Burlington, 25.7% of residents, were born outside Canada. 5,965 of them arrived between 2016 and 2021. The largest immigrant groups were born in the United Kingdom, India and the Philippines.
Where immigrants in Burlington were born
| United Kingdom | 16.8% |
| India | 9.7% |
| Philippines | 4.6% |
| China | 4.3% |
| Poland | 4.0% |
Where recent immigrants (2016 to 2021) were born
| India | 24.7% |
| Philippines | 6.8% |
| Egypt | 5.4% |
| China | 5.4% |
| United Kingdom | 3.9% |
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, Focus on Geography Series. Counts are rounded by Statistics Canada, and shares are percentages of the immigrant population.
Which country guide fits your community in Burlington?
Your country guide lists the routes, documents and local steps that apply to your passport. Start with the birthplaces below, which are the largest in Burlington, or browse every country guide.
Which immigration route fits you in Burlington?
Most Burlington residents choose from five routes: Express Entry, a provincial nominee program, family sponsorship, a work permit or a study permit. The right one depends on your age, language results, education and family ties. A Strategy Consultation maps your route in 30 minutes.
How does AIA work with Burlington clients?
You meet us on Zoom or by phone, and we file everything online. Prefer to meet in person? Visit our Toronto head office at First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Suite 5700. Most first meetings are online, so a trip is never required.
- Step 1: Book a Strategy Consultation with a licensed RCIC and bring your questions.
- Step 2: We map your route and give you a written plan you keep.
- Step 3: We build and file your application, and you follow its progress with us.
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Immigration in Burlington: your questions answered
Is there an immigration consultant in Burlington?
Yes. Amir Ismail (RCIC R412319) and Rijah Amir (RCIC R731353) serve Burlington residents by Zoom, phone and in person at our Toronto head office.
AIA has no Burlington office, and most clients meet us online.
Which immigrant communities are largest in Burlington?
In the 2021 Census, the largest immigrant groups in Burlington were born in the United Kingdom, India and the Philippines.
Among newcomers who arrived between 2016 and 2021, the largest groups were from India, the Philippines and Egypt.
Can you help with spousal sponsorship if I live in Burlington?
Yes. We prepare spousal and common-law sponsorship files for couples in Burlington, whether your partner is in Canada or abroad.
Read our spousal sponsorship page for the steps.
How do I check that a consultant is licensed?
Search the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants public register for the consultant name. Amir Ismail holds licence R412319 and Rijah Amir holds R731353.
Only licensed consultants, lawyers and Quebec notaries can charge to represent you.
Do I need to travel to Toronto?
No. Most Burlington clients meet us on Zoom or by phone, and we file everything online.
You can also book an in-person meeting at our Toronto head office.
Which immigration route should I choose?
It depends on your age, language results, education, work history and family ties.
Try the CRS score calculator or the Express Entry eligibility checker, then bring the result to your Strategy Consultation.
Know your route before you spend on tests
30 minutes with Amir Ismail or Rijah Amir. Your route mapped. A written plan you keep.
RCIC #R412319 | CICC | CAPIC | Since 1991 | Toronto, Dubai
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Last updated: October 2026. Source: IRCC.
Amir Ismail is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC R412319) who has been associated with the immigration consulting industry since 1991.
