Regulated immigration advice for skilled workers, students, employers and families in Sudbury, from a CICC-licensed consultant who is also authorized to represent clients at the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Greater Sudbury has its own set of immigration options that many people in the south never need to think about, including federal community-based pilots and a strong demand for skilled trades. SEP Immigration helps Sudbury clients navigate them online, led by Sepehr Falahati, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC #R533959).
We work with international students finishing their programs, tradespeople and engineers with job offers in mining and related industries, and families who want to bring relatives north. For each client we compare the community, provincial and federal routes side by side and recommend the one with the strongest fit.
Our founder also holds the RCIC-IRB designation, so if your case reaches the Immigration and Refugee Board, whether for an appeal, an admissibility issue or a refugee claim, we can represent you there.

RCIC-IRB Licensed
CICC #R533959
Greater Sudbury is the most populous city in Northern Ontario and a long-established centre for mining, mining supply and services, health care and education. Laurentian University, Cambrian College and the francophone Collège Boréal all welcome students from outside Canada.
French has deep roots here, and the city is listed by IRCC as a participating community in two pilots: the Rural Community Immigration Pilot and the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot. These programs link permanent residence to local job offers, so knowing the rules for each one matters.
Community pilots, trades, student and family files, plus representation before the IRB.
Permanent residence through community-driven pilots, which require a job offer from a designated local employer.
Learn moreA federal pathway for qualified tradespeople, with trade, language and job-offer or certification requirements reviewed upfront.
Learn moreProfile creation, CRS strategy and a complete application when an invitation arrives.
Learn moreApplications and extensions for students at Sudbury’s university and colleges.
Learn moreTurning your Sudbury studies into Canadian work experience with a properly timed PGWP.
Learn moreSupport for Sudbury employers who need to recruit internationally for hard-to-fill positions.
Learn moreBringing a spouse, partner, child or other eligible relative to join you in Sudbury.
Learn moreAppeals to the Refugee Appeal Division and related representation before the IRB.
Learn moreAn RCIC licensed by the CICC leads your file and is bound by the College’s professional code.
We weigh community pilots against provincial and federal options so you do not miss a better route.
With RCIC-IRB licensing, we can continue your case at the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Meet by video from Sudbury and share documents online, with our North York office available if you visit Toronto.
We review your job offer, education, language results and family details against every program that could apply.
We build your document list, coordinate with your employer where needed and check every form before filing.
We file your application, respond to officer requests and keep you posted until a decision is issued.

Sepehr Falahati is the founder of SEP Immigration and a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC #R533959), authorized to represent clients before both IRCC and the Immigration and Refugee Board. From our North York office in Toronto, Sepehr leads the team through every stage of a case, from Express Entry and family sponsorship to refugee hearings and appeals.
Yes. Consultations are held online, so distance is not an issue. Clients who are travelling to Toronto can also meet us at our office at 211 Finch Avenue West in North York.
Yes. IRCC lists Sudbury as a participating community in both the Rural Community Immigration Pilot and the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot. Both generally require a job offer from an employer designated by the local community organization, so we start by confirming whether your offer qualifies.
Tradespeople may qualify under the Federal Skilled Trades Program through Express Entry, a community pilot, or another route, depending on their trade, experience, language results and job offer. We compare them in your consultation.
Book a paid consultation for a one-on-one review with a licensed consultant, or start with our free assessment to see which pathways may suit your profile.
Meet our licensed team in person at our North York office, or book a consultation in advance.
SEP Immigration
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211 Finch Avenue WestPhone
+1 (647) 864 4224Office Hours
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