Ask-Me-Anything: Navigating Immigration with Olumide Bolu

​The immigration landscape is evolving rapidly with continuously changing policies — from study permits, to work permits, to PR pathways, and all the questions in between. It's a lot to navigate, and the answers aren't always easy to find.

​Join this session to connect with Olumide, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) to ask questions on your mind and learn a thing or two from the conversation in the room. To make the most of the time, come prepared with your questions.

​Things you can ask about:

• ​Study permit renewals and common pitfalls

• ​PGWP eligibility and application timing

• ​Pathways to permanent residency

• ​Anything else on your mind

​Who it's for: International students in Canada at any stage — newly arrived, mid-program, or thinking about what's next after graduation.

​Format: 60 minutes. Short intro from our speaker, then open Q&A. Submit your questions when you register so we can make sure the most pressing ones get answered.

​We hope to see you there!

​About Olumide:
Olumide Bolu is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and an Employment and Immigration Consultant at the University of Toronto, where he has spent the past eight years supporting international students, staff, and their families as they navigate the complexities of immigration and employment in Canada. Previously, he served as an International Student Adviser at Queen’s University for two years, further solidifying his expertise in supporting newcomers.

As a former international student, he understands firsthand the challenges of adapting to a new country. His lived experiences fuel his commitment to developing culturally sensitive, high-quality support services and programming that empower newcomers to succeed.

He recognizes the bold leap many take in choosing to come to Canada, often at great financial and emotional cost. With this in mind, he sees it as his professional duty to equip them with the knowledge, tools, and support they need to make the most of their experience.