Tap a city
Or search above. Dots are sized by how many licensed consultants publish that city on the register.
Gold-ringed dots include consultants authorized before the Immigration and Refugee Board (RCIC-IRB). The register’s RISIA records are listed too — Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors advise international students but do not represent on applications, and their listings say so. Most RISIAs publish only their institution, so many appear under “Elsewhere in” their province rather than a city. A consultant absent here is not accused of anything: they are simply not marked entitled to practise in our register snapshot, or publish no location.
- Source
- The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants public register — RCIC snapshot of 2026-07-01, RISIA snapshot of 2026-09-02. Live status always belongs to the register; every listing links to its College profile for verification.
- Who is listed
- Only licensees the register marks entitled to practise (7,800 of 11,986 records in the snapshot, RCIC and RISIA classes). Nothing else is shown beyond register-published fields: name, company, licence class, register status, city and province, and whether the licensee has claimed their listing here.
- What is never shown
- Phone numbers, emails, paraphrased discipline history, reviews, or anything the register itself does not publish. Discipline questions belong to the College’s own pages, in the College’s own words.
- Why this exists
- Ghost consultants, unlicensed people charging for immigration advice, are the industry’s oldest scam. A public, verifiable map of who is actually licensed is the antidote. Check before you pay. Always.