Destination and priorities
Start with where you want to go, why you are moving, and your preferred timeline.
Canada is our primary focus. Enquiries involving other jurisdictions are considered individually, according to the destination and scope.

Start with where you want to go, why you are moving, and your preferred timeline.
Confirm whether TMP can assist with your destination and which local professionals may be needed.
Coordinate the agreed work while keeping country-specific professional responsibilities clear.

Start with your destination, circumstances, and ambitions. Themistokli Mesini and the TMP team help clarify whether and how they can support your plans.
A 15-minute conversation to outline your needs and discuss whether a full appointment is the appropriate next step.
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.
General information. Requirements can change; use the linked official guidance and individual professional advice for your circumstances.
Separate immigration proof-of-funds requirements from the practical cost of moving. The former is route-specific; the latter depends on your household, destination, housing, travel, and settling-in plans. IRCC proof of funds ↗
Some immigration pathways do not require a job offer. You must still meet the requirements of your chosen route, and permission to work needs its own consideration. IRCC Federal Skilled Worker Program ↗
Start with immigration status, travel documents, timing, housing, and the people moving with you. Then identify tax, estate, banking, and professional matters that need specialist review. Agree which items TMP will coordinate.
Follow IRCC’s arrival guidance for your status. Keep required travel and immigration documents accessible, and prepare the relevant customs information for goods accompanying you or arriving later. IRCC: preparing to settle in Canada ↗
Some approved newcomers are eligible for government-funded pre-arrival services. Eligibility depends on status and circumstances; check the official service criteria before relying on access. IRCC pre-arrival services ↗
Review it before the move where possible. Residential ties and the facts of your situation can affect tax residence, so travel dates alone may not answer the question. CRA guidance for newcomers ↗
Canada is the primary focus. Other jurisdictions are considered case by case. Availability, local expertise, and the proposed scope must be confirmed before an engagement.
Outline every country involved during the screening. TMP can discuss whether coordination is available; country-specific legal, tax, and immigration work requires appropriate local expertise.
Avoid treating an estimated processing time as a confirmed travel date. Check your documents and status requirements, and consider flexible arrangements until the relevant decisions are made. IRCC processing times ↗
Send an enquiry with your current country and preferred availability. The team confirms the time zone and meeting arrangements by email. A free 15-minute screening is available before the paid specialist appointment.