Vancouver immigration consultants: answer study, work and PR inquiries without giving advice
Vancouver practices hear from students, workers and families asking about study permits, work permits and permanent residence. DICE answers from your service pages, books consultations and keeps every answer inside the line between information and advice.
Immigration consultants in Vancouver: what is different
- The agent explains what you offer and your fees; eligibility and strategy stay with your licensed consultants.
- Many inquiries are from people outside Canada in other time zones. The agent answers at any hour and books into your calendar in your time zone.
- BC PIPA governs the personal information you collect. DICE keeps it in your account with export and erasure on request.
Languages your customers use
In Metro Vancouver many inquiries arrive in Cantonese, Mandarin, Punjabi, Tagalog, Korean, Persian or Vietnamese, often from family members writing for an older relative. English replies still work for most, but a first answer in the customer’s language keeps the conversation going.
Rules that shape your replies
Private organizations in British Columbia follow BC’s Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) instead of PIPEDA for most personal information. CASL still governs commercial emails and texts across Canada: consent, identification and unsubscribe.
DICE keeps each customer’s data inside your tenant, lets you export or erase a customer’s record on request, and logs consent with its source. Follow-ups stop on any opt-out word in six languages.
Rules change. Check the current text with the regulator or your advisor; this page is general information, not legal advice.
What DICE handles for immigration consultants in Vancouver
Time-zone friendly booking
Shows slots in the client’s time zone, books in yours.
Service and fee answers
From your pages, with the source linked.
Clear limits
No eligibility assessments, ever.
Questions from Vancouver
Clients write from abroad at night. What happens?
The agent answers right away, shows consultation slots in the client’s time zone and books into your calendar.
Will it explain study permit requirements?
It shares what your own pages publish and links official sources you cite. Case-specific questions go to a consultation.
Can it collect documents before the call?
It sends your published checklist and can take files through your intake process. It does not review them.
Does it store client data in Canada?
You choose the data region at signup and DICE keeps the tenant’s data there.
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See it answer from your own website
Enter your address and an email. DICE reads part of your site and you chat with the result a few minutes later.