Misleading, Unethical, and Possibly Fraudulent – Be Very Careful with Canadacis
I started my immigration process with Canadacis in March 2024. A representative named Stella Lione first contacted me and told me that I only needed to pay €250 to begin the journey to Canada. She made it sound very easy — no stress, no hidden steps.
After I paid the €240, she told me I needed to pay another €250, without explaining the real cost of the full process. A few days later, she offered me a €30 discount, so I paid another €220.
Only after these payments was I told the actual total cost is around €8,000, which was never clearly mentioned before.
As an asylum seeker living in Italy and supporting my family in Bangladesh, I was shocked and financially stuck. So I paused the process.
A few months later, I wanted to continue, so I called the immigration lawyer they assigned to me — Massimo Basile. He told me I had to pay €500 per month in Canadian taxes, even though I had no visa, no legal immigration status, and no Canadian tax number (SIN).
When I asked how I could pay taxes without legal documents or a tax code like we have in Italy, he told me “Canada is not like Italy — there is no tax code.”
This is completely false. I spoke with several people who live in Canada, and they confirmed that every legal resident needs a SIN (Social Insurance Number) to work, pay taxes, and access government services.
Despite this, the agency kept pushing for payments without providing any legal documentation, SIN, or proof of progress. I have recorded phone conversations with the lawyer that confirm all of this.
I sent a formal refund request by email more than 2 weeks ago, and I have received no response.
⚠️ My Warning to Others:
This agency is not transparent, misleads clients with false promises, and hides the real cost of the immigration process until you’re already financially involved. Please be extremely careful.
📢 If you have also been misled or scammed by Canadacis:
Contact me with your proof.My email: sf078398@gmailcom
Together we can take strong legal action through:
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
IRCC (Immigration Canada)
Italian authorities (Polizia Postale, consumer rights organizations)
Let’s stop this together. Don’t stay silent.