Why is the agency fee for Canadian immigrants so expensive?

The high fees charged by immigration agencies in Canada are mainly due to professional service fees, industry supervision costs, customer demand differences, market competition and other reasons. Details are as follows:

1. Professional service fee: Immigration agencies need to have certain professional knowledge and skills to provide professional services such as immigration consultation, evaluation and application. Compared with other service industries, immigration agents need to spend more energy and time on professional study and accumulation, so the fees are relatively high.

2. Industry supervision cost: Canada has strict supervision requirements on the immigration intermediary industry, and cracked down on institutions that engage in immigration consulting and agency services without permission. Immigration intermediaries need to constantly improve their professional level and bear various compliance costs, which will be passed on to fee-based services.

3. Differences in customer needs: Different customers have different application conditions and procedures, which makes the types of services and application difficulties provided by immigration agents different for different customer needs, and these different types of services also cause differences in fees.

4. Market competition: The competition among immigration agencies is fierce. Some well-known intermediaries will raise prices to provide better services according to their own brand and word-of-mouth advantages, and some small and medium-sized institutions will adjust their price strategies to compete with competitors in certain service projects.