Immigration Case Manager, Canada

Envoy Global, Inc.; Toronto; Vor Ort; CAD 110.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Envoy Global, Inc. is seeking an experienced Immigration Case Manager to oversee end-to-end Canadian corporate immigration matters. This RCIC-licensed professional will manage a full portfolio, advise clients on strategy, and serve as the primary contact for stakeholders.

Responsibilities include preparing and submitting applications for work permits, permanent residence, and employer compliance, while ensuring IRCC/ESDC compliance and providing client-focused advisory support.

Qualifikationen

• Licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) in good standing.
• 3+ years of corporate Canadian immigration experience.
• Strong knowledge of Canadian and Quebec immigration programs.
• Ability to independently manage high-volume, complex corporate cases.
• Detail-oriented, deadline-driven, and client-focused.

Aufgaben

• Manage a full portfolio of Canadian immigration cases.
• Prepare and submit compliant applications for work permits, permanent residence, and employer compliance.
• Advise corporate clients on immigration strategy, timelines and risks.
• Act as the primary point of contact for clients and stakeholders.
• Ensure compliance with IRCC and ESDC requirements.

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RCIC licensed

Corporate Canadian immigration

Client advisory

Jobbeschreibung

Envoy Global is a proven innovator in the global immigration space. Our mission combines our industry-leading tech platform with holistic service to streamline, simplify and expedite the immigration process for employers and individuals.

Envoy Global is seeking an experienced Immigration Case Manager to manage end-to-end Canadian corporate immigration matters. This role is ideal for a RCIC licensed immigration professional who enjoys complex casework and client-facing advisory responsibilities.

What You’ll Do

• Manage a full portfolio of Canadian immigration cases
• Prepare and submit compliant applications for:
  • Work Permits (GTS & Regular LMIAs, ICTs, C10/16/20, FTAs)
  • Permanent Residence (Express Entry, PNPs, Quebec-related PR processes )
  • Employer compliance (IMP audits, program reviews, disclosures)
• Advise corporate clients on immigration strategy, eligibility, timelines, and risks
• Act as the primary point of contact for clients and stakeholders
• Ensure compliance with IRCC, ESDC requirements

What We’re Looking For

Licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)

• Active member in good standing with the relevant regulatory body
• 3+ years of corporate Canadian immigration experience
• Strong knowledge of Canadian and Quebec immigration programs (if applicable)
• Ability to independently manage high-volume, complex corporate cases
• Detail-oriented, deadline-driven, and client-focused

Why Envoy Global

• Work with globally recognized corporate clients

Annual Salary Range: C$110,000-120,000 CAD

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