Your circumstances
Bring together your goals, family considerations, experience, and preferred timeline.
Individuals & families
A move for you.
A future for your family.
Personal guidance for individuals and families considering a life in Canada. Start with your priorities, then consider the support your move may need.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Considered support.
Around your priorities.
Your possibilities
Discuss the areas that may warrant further assessment by an appropriately authorised professional.
Your arrival
Think through settlement priorities and the practical steps that sit alongside your immigration plans.
MEET THE PERSON BEHIND TMP
A personal move.
Personal attention.
Your move involves more than paperwork. Themistokli Mesini leads TMP’s approach to understanding the priorities behind your plans.
Themistokli Mesini
More about Themistokli & the team A CLEAR START
Understand the fit.
Then go deeper.
01 / Free initial screening
A 15-minute conversation to outline your needs and discuss whether a full appointment is the appropriate next step.
02 / Specialist consultation · CAD 750
A 1–2 hour appointment with the specialist, plus 2–4 hours of team preparation. Any ongoing case work is scoped and priced separately.
Specialist legal, tax, and investment advice requires appropriately qualified professionals. Immigration decisions rest with the relevant authorities; no outcome is guaranteed.
QUESTIONS, CONSIDERED
Moving together.
Your questions.
General information. Requirements can change; use the linked official guidance and individual professional advice for your circumstances.
What is the easiest way to immigrate to Canada with family?
The suitable route depends on your household’s circumstances. Compare the principal applicant’s profile, family relationships, and intended destination against current pathways; there is no universal easiest option. IRCC immigration pathways ↗
What do I need to do to move my family to Canada?
First identify the relevant immigration route, then check the application and document requirements for each person. Plan settlement needs alongside the application, including arrival timing, housing, and schooling. IRCC supporting documents ↗
Can I sponsor my spouse, children, or parents?
Canada has family sponsorship categories, but eligibility depends on both the sponsor and the relative, and some categories have intake restrictions. Check the current category before assuming a relative can be sponsored. IRCC family sponsorship ↗
Can we move without a Canadian job offer?
A job offer is not required for every route. Your experience, qualifications, and other factors may be relevant. Assess the current pathway rules before making employment or relocation commitments. IRCC Federal Skilled Worker Program ↗
How much settlement money does my family need?
Where proof of funds is required, the amount depends on the program and family size. Use IRCC’s current figures rather than a fixed amount from an old article. Your practical relocation budget is a separate calculation. IRCC proof of funds ↗
Which documents should we start gathering?
The checklist depends on the application. Identity, family relationship, education, work history, and financial evidence may be relevant. Use the official checklist for your route rather than treating a generic list as complete. IRCC supporting documents ↗
Do we need language tests or education assessments?
Requirements depend on the chosen program and the applicant’s role. Check the route-specific instructions before paying for a test, assessment, or translation. IRCC supporting documents ↗
How long will our family application take?
Application type, completeness, and individual checks affect timing. Review IRCC’s estimates for the relevant category and keep plans flexible until decisions and travel documents are confirmed. IRCC processing times ↗
Can TMP help plan our settlement as well as the application?
Settlement priorities can form part of the discussion, with the precise support agreed in advance. Some newcomers may also qualify for government-funded pre-arrival services. IRCC pre-arrival services ↗
What happens after our free family screening?
If a specialist appointment is appropriate, CAD 750 includes 1–2 hours with the specialist and 2–4 hours of team preparation. Any further family case work is scoped and priced separately.