Doriana, founding director of LiveAway Canada Immigration, is an accredited consultant to the Canadian Immigration Advisers Regulatory Council (ICCRC), a national regulatory body that oversees regulated Canadian immigration professionals.
Through her Canadian migratory experience, she understands the challenges and aspirations that immigrants face, and is pleased to be able to assist with various Canadian immigration programs. Her experience covers many areas of immigration and can assist you according to your goals, whether it is to visit, study, work or live in Canada.
Doriana lived in three countries: The United States, Australia and Canada. She’s a dual citizen (Brazilian and Canadian), and holds a Bachelor of Communication degree with major in Advertising from RMIT (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University), Melbourne, Australia, a Law degree from Pontifical Catholic University of Goiás, in Brazil and also specialized in Immigration Law from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.
Liveaway Canada Immigration is headquartered in Goiânia, GO, Brazil, however we provide our services online to clients anywhere in the world. We can help you in english and portuguese.
The decision to immigrate to another country is a life-changing experience, and requires a lot of preparation and care. The first step is to seek an ICCRC-accredited Canadian immigration consultant to assess the chances of qualification in any program. Only a Canadian Immigration Consultant regulated by the ICCRC has the knowledge, experience and legal qualifications to assist and represent you in your process. It is important to note, that providing immigration advice without proper qualification is an ILLEGAL practice. If the Consultant is not registered on the ICCRC website, he / she is not authorized to give you Canadian Immigration advice for a fee.Therefore, before hiring immigration services, check with the ICCRC council if your professional is properly regulated by accessing the link https://iccrc-crcic.ca/find-a-professional .
