Somewhere in Brampton, a man who calls himself the “Canadian Visa King” sits behind a desk with immigration paperwork, flashing a wristwatch worth more than most Canadians earn in five years. The watch, a Richard Mille replica or, if a genuine watch costs about $300,000, tells you everything you need to know about what Canada’s immigration system has become.
A gold mine for those who know how to work the system.
He goes by “Visa King office Canada Channi Bhai” online. His Instagram feed, now deleted after public backlash, showed stacks of visa applications and boasts about securing study permits, work visas, and permanent residency for clients.
