Question 1

Is Elias Ayong the only Cameroonian immigration consultant in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Elias Ayong is the only anglophone Cameroonian who is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB). There are only three licensed immigration consultants in Cameroon, and Elias is the only one who is anglophone. This makes him uniquely positioned to serve both anglophone and francophone Cameroonians seeking to immigrate to Canada.

Question 2

Can Cameroonians get extra points in Express Entry because they are bilingual?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cameroonians who speak both English and French have a significant advantage in Canada's Express Entry system. French-language proficiency earns up to 50 additional CRS points, and Canada regularly holds French-language category draws with lower CRS cutoffs (often 300–350 points). This means many Cameroonians can qualify for Canadian permanent residence faster than applicants from other countries.

Question 3

How can I book a consultation from Cameroon?

Accepted Answer

You can visit our office in Buea, Cameroon, call +237 6 50 63 61 30, or book an online consultation at ayong-immigration.com/book. Clients in Cameroon can pay via MTN Mobile Money or Orange Money.

Question 4

Do I really need an immigration consultant?

Accepted Answer

You're not legally required to hire one — but immigration applications are complex, and a single mistake can mean delays, refusals, or even bans on future applications. An RCIC helps you get it right the first time.

Question 5

What is an RCIC-IRB?

Accepted Answer

RCIC-IRB stands for Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant — Immigration and Refugee Board. It means the consultant is authorized to represent clients not only in regular immigration applications but also before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, including refugee hearings and immigration appeals.

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