About Zeynab
Zeynab Ziaie Moayyed is Founder of Visa Law Group and is Certified as a Specialist in Immigration Law by the Law Society of Ontario. She assists clients on all immigration and citizenship matters. With a practice that merges business and immigration law, she advises clients in a wide range of immigration issues and provides strategic advice for short-term visa planning and long-term immigration purposes.Zeynab advises multinational corporations, small and medium sized businesses and individuals with regards visa requirements for setting up business operations in Canada, planning for talent mobility and related immigration compliance obligations. Her practice involves assisting business owners and employees obtain work permits and authorizations such as intra-company transfers and Labour Market Impact Assessments (including under the Global Talent Stream). Zeynab is involved in Canada's tech community and guides Canadian start-ups at all stages looking to recruit and in bringing foreign talent to Canada.Zeynab regularly represents clients before the Federal Court of Canada, tackling complex issues including those related to use of technology and AI in administrative decision making. She is a frequent writer, and speaker on issues related to use of AI in administrative decision making, particularly in the immigration space, and is involved in the legal tech community and is developing tools to assist those interacting with Canada’s immigration system.
Zeynab Ziaie Moayyed is Founder of Visa Law Group and is Certified as a Specialist in Immigration Law by the Law Society of Ontario. She assists clients on all immigration and citizenship matters. With a practice that merges business and immigration law, she advises clients in a wide range of immigration issues and provides strategic advice for short-term visa planning and long-term immigration purposes.Zeynab advises multinational corporations, small and medium sized businesses and individuals with regards visa requirements for setting up business operations in Canada, planning for talent mobility and related immigration compliance obligations. Her practice involves assisting business owners and employees obtain work permits and authorizations such as intra-company transfers and Labour Market Impact Assessments (including under the Global Talent Stream). Zeynab is involved in Canada's tech community and guides Canadian start-ups at all stages looking to recruit and in bringing foreign talent to Canada.Zeynab regularly represents clients before the Federal Court of Canada, tackling complex issues including those related to use of technology and AI in administrative decision making. She is a frequent writer, and speaker on issues related to use of AI in administrative decision making, particularly in the immigration space, and is involved in the legal tech community and is developing tools to assist those interacting with Canada’s immigration system.
Zeynab Ziaie Moayyed is Founder of Visa Law Group and is Certified as a Specialist in Immigration Law by the Law Society of Ontario. She assists clients on all immigration and citizenship matters. With a practice that merges business and immigration law, she advises clients in a wide range of immigration issues and provides strategic advice for short-term visa planning and long-term immigration purposes.
Zeynab advises multinational corporations, small and medium sized businesses and individuals with regards visa requirements for setting up business operations in Canada, planning for talent mobility and related immigration compliance obligations. Her practice involves assisting business owners and employees obtain work permits and authorizations such as intra-company transfers and Labour Market Impact Assessments (including under the Global Talent Stream). Zeynab is involved in Canada's tech community and guides Canadian start-ups at all stages looking to recruit and in bringing foreign talent to Canada.
Zeynab regularly represents clients before the Federal Court of Canada, tackling complex issues including those related to use of technology and AI in administrative decision making. She is a frequent writer, and speaker on issues related to use of AI in administrative decision making, particularly in the immigration space, and is involved in the legal tech community and is developing tools to assist those interacting with Canada’s immigration system.
