About Samaneh Kavei

I am Samaneh Kavei. My immigration journey was a long process that began around 1998, when my father first mentioned the idea of immigration to our family after years of research and investigation.

In 2002, I traveled to Canada, Toronto, with my family for the first time. As a high school student at the time, I quickly adapted to the community and learned English excellently. I was always among the top students in high school, and studying came very easily to me.

After several months of continuous effort, my father finally decided to return to Iran, and unfortunately, I was deprived of continuing my studies and life in Canada.

After several years of traveling back and forth and extending my residence, my family decided to return again in 2010, but this time to Vancouver. However, at that time, after a very difficult journey and passing the master's entrance exam, I was studying in my first semester of Cellular and Molecular Biology!

Therefore, I decided to stay in Iran, and contrary to most families, my parents and sister went to Canada, and I stayed in Iran! Four years of living alone in Iran, studying, working, and gaining experience created a very good period for me and built beautiful memories. During this period, I met my husband, and we decided to give my expiring residence another chance.

I, who was no longer very supportive of immigration, agreed to try Canada for a short time, and if staying weighed more heavily, I would choose permanent life in Canada.

So I traveled to Canada alone and lived with my family for a few months. A few months that were perhaps among the hardest and saddest months of my life. Gradually, I adapted to the community, found work, and during a trip to Iran, I got engaged to my husband, and after returning, I began the sponsorship process.

After 18 months, it finally came to fruition! My husband joined me to start our new life.

During this time, due to diverse work experiences and active participation in the community, and familiarity with the problems and challenges of newcomers and new immigrants, I decided to officially and legally work in Canadian immigration by completing the necessary courses and obtaining the RCIC certificate.

Today, I am proud to say that as an Official Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with registration number R523726 and an official member of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), I have accompanied hundreds of people on their journey to immigrate to Canada.