CHRIS BROWN · RCIC #R528923
Immigration Consultant
for Toronto.
Practical. Straightforward. Personal.
Living in Toronto or planning your future in the GTA? I’m Chris Brown, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. I help you understand permanent residence, Ontario nomination, work and study permits, and family sponsorship through personal online consultations.
Free 15-minute discovery call.
Personal Canadian immigration advice for Toronto clients.
Online and phone consultations with Chris Brown, RCIC.

REGULATED
RCIC #R528923
EXPERIENCED
Canadian immigration advice
STRAIGHTFORWARD
Clear, practical guidance
PERSONAL
Speak with Chris
Clear options for your future in Toronto.
Toronto may be your destination, but your immigration route depends on more than where you want to live. Your work history, education, family circumstances and current status help determine the questions to assess. We can discuss federal options alongside Ontario’s provincial program and explain what would need to happen next.
Comparing OINP and Express Entry
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program is Ontario’s provincial nomination program. Express Entry is a federal application-management system. Start by identifying the requirements of the route you are considering instead of treating the two as interchangeable.
Staying in the GTA after study or work
Bring your study and employment timeline, permit conditions and expiry dates. We can discuss your immediate status needs and assess whether a longer-term permanent residence plan is realistic.
Reuniting with a partner in Toronto
For spousal or common-law sponsorship, your relationship evidence, where each person lives and existing immigration status all deserve attention. We can explain the questions that need resolving before an application is prepared.
Immigration services for Toronto clients
Start with your goal. We will explain which options need a closer assessment.
Permanent residence
Assess Express Entry, Canadian Experience Class and other potential routes in light of your work, education and language profile.
OINP & provincial nomination
Review whether Ontario nomination is worth exploring, based on the relevant requirements and your plans to live in the province.
Spousal & family sponsorship
Understand the information and relationship evidence needed to assess a sponsorship application.
Work permits & employer support
Discuss work authorization, employer requirements and LMIAs where relevant to the proposed role.
Study & temporary status
Plan around your study, visitor or work-permit questions and the dates that matter for your current status.
Business & citizenship planning
Discuss business-related immigration questions or the next steps toward citizenship for an established permanent resident.
Looking for another service? Study permits · Citizenship · Spousal open work permits · Working Holiday
What to have ready for your call
You do not need a complete application to start a conversation. A few details help us understand the question you need answered.
- Current status and the dates of any planned changes
- Education, language results and Canadian work history
- Job and employer details for an employment-related assessment
- Relationship history and your partner’s location for sponsorship
Understand the 67-point assessment
Use our 67 Points Calculator to explore the Federal Skilled Worker selection factors. This assessment is different from the Express Entry CRS score and is not an invitation or eligibility guarantee.
Useful resources for Toronto newcomers
These independent resources can help with settlement and official program information. Each organization sets its own service eligibility. Inclusion here does not imply an affiliation with Tudor House.
City of Toronto newcomer information
Find municipal information for people preparing to move to Toronto or settling in the city.
Toronto Public Library: New to Canada
Explore library resources and services for newcomers.
IRCC provincial nominee information
Read how provincial nomination works and follow IRCC’s Ontario link to the official provincial program.

MEET YOUR CONSULTANT
Speak with Chris Brown, RCIC.
I’m a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant and Managing Director of Tudor House Immigration Services.
Canadian immigration isn’t one-size-fits-all. My role is to understand your circumstances, explain your realistic options and help you determine the appropriate next step.
Chris Brown
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Licence number: R528923
Verify Status with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants
Search the Public Register using licence number R528923.
Questions from Toronto clients
How do consultations work?
Meet with Chris online or by phone, from wherever is convenient for you. Our consultations, application preparation and ongoing support are handled remotely.
Can I work with an RCIC who is outside Toronto?
Our consultations and application work can be handled remotely. You can verify Chris Brown’s professional status using licence number R528923 in the College’s Public Register, linked below.
Does Toronto have its own provincial nominee program?
The provincial program is the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). Toronto is a city within Ontario. We can discuss Ontario nomination as part of an assessment of your broader immigration options.
Will studying in Toronto automatically lead to permanent residence?
No. Study, work authorization and permanent residence are separate matters with their own requirements. We can review your timeline and circumstances to help you plan realistically.
Are you an immigration lawyer?
Chris Brown is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), not a lawyer. Confirm that any representative you choose is authorized and that their scope of practice fits the services you need.
Getting Started Is Simple.
Know what to expect before you book.
01
Book a Discovery Call
Tell us a little about your immigration situation and what you’re trying to accomplish.
02
Speak With Chris
We’ll discuss your circumstances and determine whether Tudor House may be able to help.
03
Decide How to Proceed
If we can assist, we’ll explain the proposed services, costs and next steps.
