Malayalam-Speaking Immigration Consultant in Canada
Talk through your Canadian immigration plans in Malayalam with Harikrishnan Nair, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) in Calgary. We help Malayali (Malayalee) clients in Canada, in Kerala and around the world with permanent residence, work and study permits, sponsorship and refusals.
നമസ്കാരം! കാനഡ ഇമിഗ്രേഷനെക്കുറിച്ചുള്ള നിങ്ങളുടെ സംശയങ്ങൾ മലയാളത്തിൽ തന്നെ ചോദിക്കാം.Hello! You can ask your Canada immigration questions in Malayalam.
Immigration is easier to understand in your own language
Immigration rules are detailed, and a small misunderstanding can cost months. Explaining your situation in Malayalam, and hearing the answer in Malayalam, makes the advice clearer for you and your family.
Ask every question freely
Describe your work history, family situation or refusal in your own words, without worrying about how to say it in English.
Bring your family in
Parents and spouses can join the online video meeting and follow the discussion in Malayalam, so the whole family understands the plan.
Fewer costly mistakes
We explain IRCC letters, document lists and deadlines in Malayalam. Your forms are still filed in English, as IRCC requires.
Help for the situations Malayali clients ask about most
Whether you are already in Canada on a permit or planning your move from Kerala, these are the areas we work on every day.
Looking for a Malayali immigration lawyer?
Many people search for a “Malayali immigration lawyer” when what they really need is a licensed professional who speaks their language and can handle their application with IRCC. Most of those cases do not need a lawyer at all.
In Canada, two kinds of professionals can be paid to give immigration advice and represent you: lawyers who belong to a provincial law society, and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. Harikrishnan Nair is an RCIC, not a lawyer, and he will always tell you plainly which one your case needs.
What we handle as your RCIC
- Advice on your best pathway before you spend money on an application
- Preparing and submitting permanent residence, work permit, study permit, visitor visa and sponsorship applications
- Representing you with IRCC, CBSA and ESDC, including replies to officer letters and procedural fairness letters
- Reviewing refusals and planning a reconsideration request or a stronger new application
When you need an immigration lawyer
- Judicial review at the Federal Court of Canada, which only a lawyer can take on
- Some criminal or inadmissibility matters that also need legal advice
- If your case reaches that point, we tell you clearly and refer you to an immigration lawyer
Harikrishnan Nair, RCIC
Harikrishnan speaks Malayalam, Hindi and English, and moved to Canada himself in 2016. He knows the process from the applicant’s side as well as the professional side, and explains your options in whichever language you are most comfortable with.
He is licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, is a member of CAPIC, and works with clients across Canada and around the world from his office in Calgary.
Read Harikrishnan's storyThree simple steps
Book online
Choose a 15-minute consultation for $30 or 30 minutes for $60. Mention in the booking notes that you would like to speak in Malayalam.
Meet by online video
Your consultation is an online video meeting, not a phone call, so you can join from anywhere. Family members are welcome to join you.
Get a clear plan
You leave knowing which programs fit, what to prepare and what to avoid. Out-of-hours appointments are available on request.
Not ready to book? Start with our free assessment or try the free calculators.
Frequently asked questions
Can my whole consultation be in Malayalam?
Yes. You can speak in Malayalam for the whole online video meeting, or mix Malayalam and English if that is easier. Just mention your preference when you book.
Is an RCIC the same as an immigration lawyer?
No. An RCIC is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, while a lawyer is licensed by a provincial law society. Both can be paid to advise you and represent you with IRCC for most applications. Only a lawyer can take a case to the Federal Court, and we refer you to one if your case needs it.
I live in Kerala. Can you still help me?
Yes. Consultations are online video meetings, so you can join from Kerala or anywhere else. Many clients start planning before they arrive in Canada.
Will my application forms be in Malayalam?
No. IRCC forms and letters are in English or French. We explain everything to you in Malayalam, and any documents in Malayalam must be translated into English or French following IRCC’s translation rules.
Do you only work with Malayali clients?
No. We help clients of every background, in English, Hindi and Malayalam. This page is simply for people who prefer to speak in Malayalam.
Prefer Hindi? See our Hindi-speaking consultant page.
