Our founder

A regulated firm for your immigration to Canada

Madiha Bichra

Founder and immigration consultant

Regulated consultant, RCIC R520189

Certified by the governments of Canada and Quebec, I founded NK immigration on one conviction: every file represents a human story, not just paperwork.

Before accepting a mandate, I review eligibility against IRCC and MIFI requirements. My support does not stop at the decision: I stay present at every stage, and long afterwards.

RCIC, regulated Canadian immigration consultant
7 yrsExpertise at your service
98 %Client satisfaction
500+Files supported
24 hAverage response time

Our journey is about simplifying yours.

  1. 01

    Widening the routes

    We extend access to more categories and more countries, tracking how IRCC and MIFI policy evolves.

  2. 02

    Removing the obstacles

    Fewer manual steps and better tooling, so your file is tracked clearly at every stage of the procedure.

  3. 03

    Putting people first

    Rigorous expertise and genuine empathy. Immigration is a moment in someone's life, not a transaction.

Our team

Experts at every stage of your file.

  • PR specialist, Permanent residence consultant

    PR specialist

    Permanent residence consultant

    Express Entry, PEQ, RNIP, family reunification

  • Permit expert, Work permit adviser

    Permit expert

    Work permit adviser

    LMIA, intra-company transfers, skilled workers

  • Adviser, Immigration adviser

    Adviser

    Immigration adviser

    Studies, visitors, file follow-up

  • Coordination, Administrative coordinator

    Coordination

    Administrative coordinator

    IRCC follow up, document compliance, official timelines

Our core values are the foundation of everything we do

Trust is built before the first filing. Every file we sign commits our responsibility, to the regulator and to you.

An RCIC firm does not improvise. We accept a mandate only when the profile is eligible, and we remain accountable for the quality of the file until the decision.

Ready to start your Canadian immigration project?