AV Global Education Hub · Ontario, Canada
Explore Canadian study, work, visit, permanent residence, family, and business pathways through a clear first conversation. AV Global helps you understand what deserves closer review and what your next step may involve.
Plain-language direction for your goal.
Scope and responsibilities before advice.
Verify the responsible professional.
Who we are
AV Global Education Hub is an Ontario-based education and immigration information and consultation-coordination business. We help individuals and families identify the questions that matter across study, work, visiting Canada, permanent residence, family sponsorship, and business or complex matters.
Every situation is different. We start with context, explain what deserves closer review, and confirm the responsible professional and scope before regulated advice begins.
Start with your goal
Choose the option closest to your plans. The right pathway depends on individual facts, current rules, and the confirmed scope of service.
Discuss education choices, study permits or extensions, prerequisite questions, and how post-graduation planning may fit your longer-term goals.
Review work permit questions, employer requirements, LMIA considerations, and possible changes to your temporary status.
Explore federal and provincial residence pathways against your background, goals, timing, and individual circumstances.
Understand sponsorship categories, responsibilities, and the preparation involved in bringing eligible loved ones together.
Discuss temporary visits, extensions, and how short-term plans may interact with longer-term Canadian goals.
Bring business immigration, a prior refusal, reapplication, or a complex case to a focused first review.
Not sure where you fit? Begin with your goal. We will help identify what deserves a closer look.
Discuss your situationWhy AV Global
Good guidance should make responsibilities and decisions easier to understand—not overwhelm you with program names or promises.
Your background and goals shape the conversation—not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Understand possible options, responsibilities, trade-offs, and what requires further review.
Know what information and documentation the selected process may require before moving forward.
Any further service begins only after scope, responsibilities, timing, and fees are documented.
How it works
Choose the service closest to your goal and preferred timeframe.
Confirm the format, timing, fee, responsible professional, and agreement before personalized advice begins.
Discuss relevant pathways, requirements, potential risks, and the information that needs closer review.
Leave with a clearer direction and agree on any additional work separately, before it starts.
Professional verification
No credential claim published
AV Global will identify the professional responsible for any regulated Canadian immigration advice before that advice begins. Confirm their exact name, authorization, current status, relationship to AV Global, and agreed scope.
Check the CICC Public RegisterA company name, logo, or screenshot is not proof of a person’s current authority. Check the live public register and the professional’s entitlement to practise.
Website pages and public-form replies provide general information and operational assistance. They do not decide eligibility or create a professional relationship.
Before regulated advice begins, confirm the responsible professional, purpose, scope, fee, and required written consultation agreement.
Representation or additional professional work begins only after responsibilities, services, timing, fees, and other terms are documented separately.
A consultation with purpose
Clearer decisions are the first meaningful result. Here is what a responsible consultation is designed to help you understand.
Understand how your goals, background, timing, and present circumstances shape the conversation.
Identify which study, work, visitor, family, or residence routes may deserve professional review.
Learn which information or supporting documents may be needed before any further action.
Know what happens next, what is outside the agreed scope, and how any additional work would begin.
Client journeys
People begin with different goals, timelines, and concerns. These six journeys show how a focused conversation can organize the important questions and bring the next decision into view.
A recent graduate is approaching the end of their program and wants to understand how completion documents, application timing, current status, and future work plans fit together. A focused review would organize the deadlines and identify what still needs confirmation before a decision is made.
A French-speaking professional wants to understand how language results, skilled work history, profile information, and current program rules may interact. The first task is to review the facts carefully, compare relevant pathways, and separate promising questions from assumptions.
An international student is comparing Canadian programs and needs a clearer view of admission prerequisites, study purpose, financial preparation, and permit requirements. The conversation connects the education decision with the immigration questions that require closer review.
A visitor in Canada is considering a public-college program and wants to know what can realistically happen next. Their present status, eligibility to apply from inside Canada, school prerequisites, timing, and the consequences of each option all need to be reviewed before they commit.
A worker is nearing the expiry of a post-graduation work permit and an employer may be willing to help. The employer process, LMIA requirements, application timing, current authorization to work, and possible alternatives must be examined as separate but connected questions.
A person arrives with a prior refusal or a complicated immigration history and is unsure whether to reapply. A careful review starts with the decision letter, earlier submissions, changed circumstances, and remaining evidence gaps before any next step is recommended.
Your circumstances will be different. Start with your goal and timing.
Discuss your situationYour next step
After the format, responsible professional, scope, fee, and required agreement are confirmed, a consultation may review relevant information, options, risks, and possible next steps. It does not guarantee eligibility or an application outcome.
Have your goal and timeframe ready. Do not submit passports, financial records, medical information, national identifiers, or case documents here.
Before you book
General information only. Your circumstances need individual review before professional advice is provided.
A Counselor Consultation is for education planning, general pathway orientation, preparation, and identifying questions that may need professional review. An RCIC Consultation is for personalized regulated Canadian immigration advice provided by an identified authorized professional under the appropriate written consultation agreement.
No. A consultation fee pays for the agreed professional time and scope. It does not guarantee eligibility, admission, a permit, permanent residence, or another government or institutional decision; no outcome can be guaranteed.
Prepare your main goal, country of residence, and current timeframe. Do not upload or send passports, medical records, financial documents, government identifiers, refusal letters, or confidential case files through the public form.
After Stripe or Square confirms a successful payment, AV Global will send a confirmation, reference information, and the approved scheduling instructions. Payment alone does not begin representation or guarantee that further services will be offered.
Contact AV Global as soon as possible and before the scheduled appointment to request cancellation or rescheduling. If AV Global cannot arrange the purchased consultation, the payment will be returned to the original payment method. The timing, attendance, late-cancellation, rescheduling, and other refund conditions in the appointment confirmation also apply.
Consultation format and availability are confirmed with the appointment. Where a virtual consultation is offered, the confirmation will include the platform, time, time zone, and joining instructions.
Yes, you can submit a request from outside Canada. AV Global will confirm whether a suitable virtual format, supported location, and time-zone arrangement are available for the selected consultation.
No. Start with your goal and general background. Personalized eligibility advice is provided only through the appropriate authorized consultation process.
Before regulated advice begins, AV Global must identify the responsible authorized professional, explain their relationship to AV Global, provide their registration details, and confirm the scope in the appropriate written agreement.
Confirm the professional’s exact name, current status, licence class, and entitlement to practise on the applicable public register. Do not rely on a logo, business name, or old screenshot as proof of current authorization.
No. AV Global is an independent business and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Government of Canada.
If further work is suitable and both parties agree, the scope, fees, responsibilities, and timing are documented in a separate service agreement before additional services begin.
Contact and hours
For an operational or general question, call, send a WhatsApp message, or email the team. For advice about your situation, start with a consultation request.
