ASHTON COLLEGE / WEI, NICKY
Wei, Nicky
Immigration Consulting
Nicky Wei is a regulated immigration consultant specializing in family sponsorship, provincial nominee programs, express entry class, appeals of removal orders and refusal, pre-removal risk assessment, refugee application and appeals, and self-employed class. She is also knowledgeable in filing stay motion and judicial review. She exercises the high standard of care and diligence in her professional career and enjoys a good reputation among her clients. She has accumulated valuable experience in communicating with immigration authorities regarding various applications.
As an immigrant from Shanghai, China, Nicky’s empathy for immigration clients and landed immigrants flows through every case at her hand. With deep passion and love for Canada, she strives to advocate multiculturalism and to protect the best interests of immigrants. That has led Nicky to her pursuit for the voice of immigrants by serving as an executive member on NDP Vancouver center constituency.
Nicky Wei holds a Master’s degree in Literature from East China Normal University, Immigration Consultant diploma from Ashton College and Real Estate certificate from UBC. She had been a university instructor in Shanghai for many years before she immigrated to Canada.
Nicky speaks fluent Mandarin, English and has learned Russian and French. She enjoys daily busy work on weekdays and having fun with her family on holidays.
Alumni Insights
I chose Ashton because it’s a career-oriented college, with excellent job search resources. They have a large network that helped me to quickly obtain a practicum position, and later a permanent position. The International Trade Management program was very comprehensive, and I now have a solid grasp of a whole picture of supply chain from low material procurement through shipping of items to distribution of goods to retailers, even the sales service process. The course is intensive, but very practical. Now my specific career goal is defined and I am working towards that aim.
Wei, Nicky
Immigration Consulting
Nicky Wei is a regulated immigration consultant specializing in family sponsorship, provincial nominee programs, express entry class, appeals of removal orders and refusal, pre-removal risk assessment, refugee application and appeals, and self-employed class. She is also knowledgeable in filing stay motion and judicial review. She exercises the high standard of care and diligence in her professional career and enjoys a good reputation among her clients. She has accumulated valuable experience in communicating with immigration authorities regarding various applications.
As an immigrant from Shanghai, China, Nicky’s empathy for immigration clients and landed immigrants flows through every case at her hand. With deep passion and love for Canada, she strives to advocate multiculturalism and to protect the best interests of immigrants. That has led Nicky to her pursuit for the voice of immigrants by serving as an executive member on NDP Vancouver center constituency.
Nicky Wei holds a Master’s degree in Literature from East China Normal University, Immigration Consultant diploma from Ashton College and Real Estate certificate from UBC. She had been a university instructor in Shanghai for many years before she immigrated to Canada.
Nicky speaks fluent Mandarin, English and has learned Russian and French. She enjoys daily busy work on weekdays and having fun with her family on holidays.
Alumni Insights
I chose Ashton because it’s a career-oriented college, with excellent job search resources. They have a large network that helped me to quickly obtain a practicum position, and later a permanent position. The International Trade Management program was very comprehensive, and I now have a solid grasp of a whole picture of supply chain from low material procurement through shipping of items to distribution of goods to retailers, even the sales service process. The course is intensive, but very practical. Now my specific career goal is defined and I am working towards that aim.
