Refugee Protection Services
At Jaison Immigration Solutions, we understand that fleeing persecution, violence, or life-threatening conditions is one of the hardest decisions anyone can make. Canada’s Refugee Protection Program offers hope to individuals seeking safety and a new beginning. We ar
Understanding Refugee Protection in Canada
Canada protects individuals who fear persecution or face dangers if they return to their home country. There are two main categories of protected persons:
- Convention Refugees – Individuals outside their home country who cannot return due to a well-founded fear of persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.
- Persons in Need of Protection – Individuals inside Canada who would face torture, risk to life, or cruel and unusual punishment if sent back to their country of origin.
These claims are reviewed by the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).
How Jaison Immigration Solutions Can Help?
Navigating the refugee process can be overwhelming. That’s why our experienced team is here to support you every step of the way:
- Eligibility Assessment – We carefully review your situation to determine if you meet the criteria to make a refugee claim under Canadian law.
- Complete Document Preparation – From personal statements to supporting evidence, we help you gather and organize all necessary documentation.
- Application Submission – Whether you’re applying at a port of entry or from within Canada, we ensure your forms are correctly completed and submitted.
- Hearing Preparation & Representation – We prepare you for your refugee hearing and offer representation before the IRB.
- Experienced in Refugee Law – We are well-versed in Canadian immigration and refugee protection laws.
- Full-Service Support – From claim preparation to post-approval assistance, we are with you throughout the journey.
Are You Applying From Inside or Outside Canada?
Applying from Inside Canada
If you’re already in Canada, you may apply for refugee protection by:
- Making a claim at a port of entry (airport, land border, seaport).
- Applying online through the IRCC Portal while in Canada.
Once your claim is found eligible, your case is forwarded to the Refugee Protection Division of the IRB for a hearing. You may be eligible for Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) coverage and work/study permits while your claim is processed.
Applying from Outside Canada (Resettlement)
Canada also welcomes refugees referred by:
- The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR),
- A designated referral organization, or
- Private sponsors under programs like the Blended Visa Office-Referred (BVOR) program.
Resettlement applicants undergo medical, security, and criminality checks before arriving in Canada as permanent residents.
Important information
What You Need to Know?
- Time-sensitive: Make your refugee claim as soon as possible upon arriving in Canada.
- Honesty matters: Ensure your story and documents are truthful and well-supported.
- Legal help is critical: You have the right to be represented—and it can greatly improve your chances.
- Some individuals may be ineligible due to previous denied claims or criminal history.
Let Us Help You Build a Safer Future
with
Jaison Immigration Solutions!
If you are seeking refuge in Canada or looking to help someone find protection, Jaison Immigration Solutions is here to assist. Our goal is to help you feel secure, informed, and supported during this life-changing process.
📞 Contact us today for a private consultation and take the first step toward safety and a new life in Canada.
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