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Immigration Advice in Mandarin and Cantonese — From a Licensed Toronto RCIC

Work directly with the licensed consultant on your file, in your own language.

Immigration decisions are hard enough in your first language. Explaining your family situation, your work history, or why an application was refused — through a translator, to someone who doesn't know your context — makes it harder.

At McBean Immigration Consulting, you can work directly with Fangyu (Faye) Cai, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. No interpreter. No details lost in the middle.

Book a free 15-minute call

Why this matters more than it sounds

Most Toronto firms will tell you they "serve the Chinese community." What that usually means is that someone at the front desk speaks Mandarin, and the licensed consultant does not.

The difference matters when the details get difficult:

  • Explaining a relationship history for a spousal sponsorship
  • Describing a business or employment record that doesn't map neatly onto Canadian categories
  • Understanding exactly why an application was refused, and what can be done next
  • Being told honestly when a case is weak — a conversation that rarely survives translation intact

Faye handles these directly, in your language, as the licensed professional on your file.

Faye Cai, RCIC-IRB — R731377

Over a decade of professional experience across immigration consulting, translation, journalism, and intercultural communications.

She holds the RCIC-IRB designation — a credential most immigration consultants do not have. It authorises her to represent clients at the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, not only before IRCC. If a matter escalates to a hearing or appeal, you don't need to start over with a new representative.

She advises on:

Visitor visas, Super Visas, and visitor record extensions
Study permits and Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP)
Work permits, including LMIA-based, open, and Intra-Company Transfers
Family and spousal sponsorship
Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs
Immigration and Refugee Board matters

Her clients come from mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Chinese-speaking communities across Canada and abroad.

Verify her licence on the CICC Public Register — licence R731377. We'd encourage you to check any consultant you're considering, including us.

How it works

  1. 01

    Free 15-minute call

    In Mandarin, Cantonese, or English. Tell us your situation.

  2. 02

    Honest assessment

    We tell you which pathways are realistically open to you — and if your case is simple enough to file yourself, we'll say so.

  3. 03

    Flat fee, quoted in writing

    Quoted in writing before any work begins, as our CICC retainer obligations require.

  4. 04

    We prepare, submit and represent

    We prepare and submit, and represent you through to a decision.

Common questions

Talk to a licensed consultant in your language

A 15-minute introductory call in Mandarin, Cantonese, or English to understand your situation and identify the next step.