Consultant Profile: Eivy Joy Quito
Eivy Joy Quito, RCIC
- Firm:
ImmigCanada Immigration Consulting Services - Years of Experience:
9 - Languages:
English, French - Area of Expertise:
All except Refugee, Asylum - Location:
Montreal, Quebec & Ottawa, Ontario
Why did you decide to become an immigration consultant?
I chose to become an immigration consultant because of my passion for helping others. Assisting individuals and families through the often complex and stressful immigration process brings me great fulfillment. I have a strong interest in law and policy, and I enjoy staying current with immigration laws, regulations, and procedures to support my clients effectively.
Why did you decide to get into your specialization?
My family’s immigration journey deeply inspired me. Having experienced the challenges and rewards of immigration firsthand, I am driven to help others navigate this complex process.
What’s your favorite place in Canada?
My favorite place in Canada is Banff National Park in Alberta. Renowned for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities, Banff offers breathtaking mountain trails, serene lakes like Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, and the charming town of Banff with its cozy shops and restaurants. It’s a perfect destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Why is immigration important for Canada?
Immigration is crucial for Canada as it drives economic growth by bringing diverse skills and filling labor market gaps. It helps sustain our demographic balance by countering the effects of an aging population and low birth rates. Additionally, attracting global talent enhances Canada’s competitiveness, supports innovation, and stimulates economic activity across various sectors.
As an ambassador for Canada, what are you most proud of?
As an ambassador for Canada, I am most proud of our commitment to diversity and inclusion. Canada’s multiculturalism and welcoming attitude towards immigrants enrich our society and strengthen our communities. I also take pride in our dedication to human rights, equality, and environmental conservation, reflecting our values and commitment to future generations.