Ryan Rosenberg

Ryan, operating out of Vancouver, stands out as a seasoned Canadian immigration attorney, guiding clients through the labyrinth of immigration and citizenship laws. His expertise encompasses aiding Canadian and international businesses in moving crucial staff to Canada. This involves leveraging Labour Market Impact Assessments, Provincial Nominee Programs, and various global trade agreements. Ryan's clientele spans several sectors, including engineering, civil infrastructure, natural resources, e-commerce, and skilled trades.

He crafts tailored immigration strategies for individuals and families, focusing on employment, investment, and family sponsorship-based applications. In 2009, Ryan took a pivotal step in his career by co-founding Larlee Rosenberg, where he currently holds the position of Managing Partner. His insights into immigration law are widely respected, evident in his roles as a published columnist and a frequent panelist at related conferences. His expertise was recognized in 2011 when he testified before the Canadian Senate on proposed changes to immigration legislation.

Ryan is adept at securing Canadian work permits and permanent residency for top-tier professionals in sectors like sports, mining, engineering, and technology. He effectively manages the immigration needs of up to 100 high-skilled temporary foreign workers for multinational civil infrastructure projects across Canada. He has a knack for fast-tracking Labour Market Impact Assessments and work permits for companies needing urgent industrial repairs, especially for teams from the U.S. heading to projects in Northern Alberta and British Columbia.

His proficiency with the BC Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) facilitated the transfer of a key executive from a Chinese state-owned enterprise to Canada, following the acquisition of a British Columbia forestry company. Furthermore, he played a crucial role in staffing a large European mining company's new Vancouver headquarters with executives from around the globe.

Ryan's legal credentials include a Bar Admission in British Columbia in 2003, an LL.B. from the University of Manitoba in 2002, and a B.A. from the University of Winnipeg in 1999. His professional engagements include membership in the Law Society of British Columbia and the Canadian Bar Association, where he continues to contribute significantly to the field of immigration law.