Westford Immigration Services

Exhibitor at the Bangladesh International Education Expo

2 editions2023–20252 destinationsReturning exhibitor

Westford Immigration Services is a study abroad organisation that has exhibited at the Bangladesh International Education Expo, taking a stall at 2 editions between 2023–2025. MD Ashiqur Rahman, Executive-Client Management, represented the organisation on the expo floor in Dhaka. They advise Bangladeshi students on studying in Canada, Australia. They operate from Gulshan-1, Dhaka.

A Dhaka-based Canadian immigration consultancy led by Md Ashiqur Rahman, a CICC-regulated RCIC (R708023) and CAPIC member. Services cover study permits, work permits, family sponsorship, business immigration, permanent residence programs, and refusal appeals or inadmissibility cases.

Summarised from the organisation’s own website.

What Westford Immigration Services does for students

Services this organisation listed for Bangladeshi students. What each one means in practice:

  • Canada study permit applicationschoosing courses and getting the application in on time
  • Canada work permit applicationschoosing courses and getting the application in on time
  • Family sponsorship
  • Business immigrationhelp assembling the visa file and its financial evidence
  • Permanent residence programslonger-term migration routes after study
  • Refusal appeals and inadmissibility

Where they send students

Links go to our own country guides for Bangladeshi applicants — entry requirements, costs and visa routes.

When they exhibited

  • 57th BIEEOctober 2023
  • 59th BIEEJanuary 2025

Before you sign with any agency

Being an exhibitor at the expo means Westford Immigration Services took a stall and met students in person. It is not an endorsement by Fair Convener, and it is not a substitute for your own checks. These are the questions worth asking — of them, and of anyone else you are considering.

Which universities are they actually authorised to represent?

Ask to see the representation agreement for the specific university you want. An agent can apply to almost anywhere; being an official partner is a narrower and more useful claim.

What exactly is included in the fee, and what is billed later?

Get the full list in writing before you pay anything — application fees, courier, attestation, translation and any success fee.

Who handles the file after you sign?

The counsellor who sells you the service is often not the one who prepares the application. Ask for the name of the person who will actually handle it.

What happens to your money if the visa is refused?

Refund terms vary a lot. Ask for the policy in writing, not a verbal assurance.

Can they show recent, verifiable outcomes for your destination?

Offer letters and visa grants for the country you are targeting, from the last year or two.

Our full guide: how to choose and verify a study abroad consultancy in Bangladesh.

Common questions

Has Westford Immigration Services exhibited at the Bangladesh International Education Expo?

Yes. Westford Immigration Services has taken a stall at 2 editions of the expo: 57th (Oct 2023), 59th (Jan 2025).

Who represents Westford Immigration Services?

MD Ashiqur Rahman represented Westford Immigration Services as Executive-Client Management at the expo. For current staff, contact the organisation directly.

Which countries does Westford Immigration Services work with?

On its exhibitor form it listed Canada, Australia. Read our own country guides before you commit to one.

Where is Westford Immigration Services based?

Gulshan-1, Dhaka. Always visit the office in person before paying anything.

Is Westford Immigration Services recommended by Fair Convener?

No. Exhibiting at the expo means they took a stall and met students face to face. Fair Convener does not vet, rank or endorse exhibitors, so do your own checks.

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