Immigration Pathways and Career Opportunities in Canada & the UK
Regulated immigration advice combined with recruitment support, career preparation, and arrival assistance β delivered through one structured, compliant process.
Who We Assist
International Students & Graduates
Skilled & Semi-Skilled Professionals
Trades & Technical Workers
Families & Dependants
Business & Investment Applicants
About AMK Global Group
Led by dual-regulated immigration professional San Mahajan, AMK Global operates with regulatory clarity, careful planning, and an unwavering commitment to ethical and accurate advice at every stage of your journey.
AMK Global Group is a regulated immigration advisory and global talent services firm supporting individuals and families seeking lawful pathways to live, study, work, and settle in Canada and the United Kingdom. We provide structured, compliant guidance designed to support not only todayβs application, but your long-term future.
Dual-regulated Canada & UK
Strategy-led immigration advice
Individual & family pathways
Compliance-first approach
All-in-One
Immigration & Career Support
We support candidates through immigration, recruitment, preparation, and settlement, ensuring you are not left alone at any stage.
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Immigration Advisory
Regulated advice for visit, study, work, permanent residence, family sponsorship, and citizenship pathways, aligned with your long-term goals.
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Recruitment & Employer Connection
We connect eligible candidates with reputed employers across Canada and the UK, supporting lawful employer-led opportunities where available.
π Career & Readiness Support
Support with profile preparation, role alignment, and employment readiness, helping candidates understand expectations before arrival.
βοΈ Arrival & Onboarding Support
Guidance through arrival preparation, initial settlement, and workplace onboarding, so you start confidently and compliantly.
GOOD Based on 3229 reviews Posted on tamzyn b-MelbourneTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Amazing building and exhibitions are lovelyPosted on Andrew KhassapovTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. A bit of a hidden treasure cove in the CBD. Free for Melbourne Museum Pass holders. Multiple floors covering the detailed history of race and immigration in Australia, to the modern conglomeration it has become and even hosting colourful and interesting exhibitions, such as the modern "JOY" exhibits. Doesn't shy away from the explicit racism that has prevailed throughout history here, with interviews and interactive displays of the difficult exams and lengthy process for entry. Including the "White Australia" history of deliberate official attempts to obstruct entry from Asia by assigning exams in "any language", deliberately choosing languages rarely spoken in SEA, like Irish, Latin or Esperanto, and the irony of PhD students and Ambassadors passing due to it being their exact speciality. All important history to know so it is never repeated again. Worth a visit. One could easily spend 2 hours here.Posted on chu chuTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great experience, very interactive and emotional.Posted on Chris Puszczynski-PhelpsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Attended for the "JOY" exhibition, and I was an absolute delight. Alongside the works, there's a lot of user generated content which will nourish your soul too. The normal immigration displays downstairs are excellent too. Thoroughly recommend checking out the 'man on the bus' exhibit.Posted on Jessica BibbyTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very Informative thankyou. I booked my ticket online. I am glad I visited :-)
Why Candidates Choose AMK Global
Regulated Advice
Advice delivered under regulated frameworks in Canada and the UKβfocused on accuracy, compliance, and ethical standards.
Strategy-First Approach
We assess your profile holistically and recommend pathways aligned with both current eligibility and future opportunities.
Long-Term Planning
From temporary visas to settlement and citizenship, we plan beyond one application, supporting your long-term goals.
Immigration Pathways We Support
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Family Sponsorship
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Citizenship
How It Works β Candidate Journey
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Eligibility
Initial assessment of your profile and goals
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Strategy
Selection of the most suitable immigration pathway
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Career Alignment
We look beyond eligibility to understand how immigration decisions connect to employment and long-term stability.
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Application
Structured preparation and submission
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Decision
Ongoing updates and outcome management
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Next Steps
Planning for work, PR, or citizenship
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
π¨π¦ CANADA
1. What are the main ways to immigrate to Canada?
Canada offers multiple pathways including Study Permits, Work Permits, Permanent Residence (PR) through Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), Family Sponsorship, Business Immigration, and eventually Canadian Citizenship.
Do I need a job offer to immigrate to Canada?
Not always. Some programs like Express Entry (FSW) or certain PNP streams do not require a job offer, while others such as LMIA-based work permits or employer-driven PNPs do.
3. How long does it take to get a Canadian visa?
Processing times vary by application type and country. Visitor visas may take weeks, while PR applications can take several months. π Official timelines are published by IRCC and change regularly.
4. Can I study in Canada and later apply for PR?
Yes. Many international students transition from Study Permit β PGWP β PR through Express Entry or PNP programs. Planning the right course and pathway is critical.
5. What is Express Entry and how does it work?
Express Entry is Canadaβs points-based system for skilled immigration. Candidates are ranked using the CRS score, and the highest-ranking applicants receive invitations to apply for PR.
6. Can French-speaking applicants benefit from special programs?
Yes. Canada actively supports Francophone immigration, offering LMIA-exempt work permits, targeted Express Entry draws, and provincial programs for French speakers outside Quebec.
7. Can I sponsor my family to Canada?
Canadian citizens and permanent residents may sponsor eligible spouses, partners, children, parents, or grandparents, subject to financial and relationship requirements.
8. Does Canada allow dual citizenship?
Yes. Canada allows dual or multiple citizenship, but applicants should confirm whether their home country permits it.
9. How long must I live in Canada to become a citizen?
Most applicants must be physically present in Canada for at least 3 years (1,095 days) within the last 5 years before applying for citizenship.
10. How can AMK Global Group help with Canadian immigration?
AMK Global Group provides end-to-end immigration support, including eligibility assessment, strategy planning, documentation, compliance-focused filing, and long-term settlement guidance.
π¬π§ UNITED KINGDOM
1. What are the main UK visa options?
The UK offers visas for visiting, studying, working, family sponsorship, business and investment, as well as routes to settlement (ILR) and British citizenship.
2. Do I need a sponsor to work in the UK?
Most long-term work visas, such as the Skilled Worker Visa, require sponsorship from a UK-licensed employer. Some routes like Global Talent do not require sponsorship.
3. What is a UK Sponsor Licence?
A Sponsor Licence allows UK employers to legally hire overseas workers. Employers must meet eligibility and compliance requirements and manage workers through the Sponsor Management System (SMS).
4. Can international students work after studying in the UK?
Yes. Eligible graduates may apply for the Graduate Route, allowing them to work in the UK for 2 years (or 3 years for PhD graduates) without sponsorship.
5. What is Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)?
ILR is UK permanent settlement status. It allows individuals to live and work in the UK without time limits and is usually required before applying for British citizenship.
6. How long does it take to get ILR in the UK?
Most applicants qualify after 5 years on eligible routes such as Skilled Worker or Family visas. Some routes allow settlement after 3 years, while others require 10 years of lawful residence.
7. Can I apply for British citizenship after ILR?
Yes. Most applicants can apply for British citizenship after holding ILR for 12 months. Spouses of British citizens may apply sooner, subject to eligibility.
8. Can I bring my family to the UK?
Yes. Eligible visa holders may sponsor spouses, partners, and dependent children, subject to relationship, financial, and accommodation requirements.
9. Are UK immigration rules changing?
UK immigration rules are reviewed regularly. Changes may affect salary thresholds, eligibility, or compliance requirements. Applications are assessed under the rules in force at the time of submission.
10. How does AMK Global Group support UK immigration?
AMK Global Group supports both individuals and employers, offering visa strategy, sponsor licence support, compliance management, settlement planning, and refusal-risk mitigation.