ICCRC: Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council

ICCRC is the national regulatory body designated by the government of Canada in July 2011, to regulate Canadian immigration, citizenship and international student advising services. Permitted service providers of these regulated professions are known as Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) and Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIAs).

Persons wishing to become a RCIC or RISIA must complete an accredited training program, an exam set by ICCRC, and high entry-to-practice requirements. They must then meet annual professional requirements that include additional hours of professional development as well as mandatory courses developed and taught by ICCRC.

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CAPIC: Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants 
The Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC-ACCPI) is the professional organisation created for regulated Canadian immigration consultants and founded on the 4 pillars of education, information, lobbying and recognition.

Read more about the CAPIC here.

Immigration Education Alliance
IMEDA Immigration Education Alliance is a non-profit organization created by your colleagues to provide you with relevant hands-on immigration education and practical tools. Learn more about the Alliance here.