Mohamed Negmeldin is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB) and the Founder of MultiDimensional Immigration Consultancy Corp. (MDIC), based in Calgary. He leads a growing practice focused on client centered immigration solutions and supports individuals, families, and employers with Canadian immigration and refugee matters through clear strategy, strong preparation, and professional representation.

Mohamed holds an L3 RCIC-IRB license and is an active member in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). He is also licensed in Saskatchewan and has represented clients on immigration matters within the province since April 2020, which strengthens his ability to support Saskatchewan specific files alongside federal requirements.

With more than 20 years of experience spanning pharmacy, sales, marketing, and regional management across the Middle East, North Africa, and Canada, Mohamed brings a practical, business informed perspective to immigration work. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Science, studied Immigration Law at Bow Valley College, and holds professional marketing credentials through The Chartered Institute of Marketing in the United Kingdom. This multidisciplinary foundation shapes how he evaluates options, manages complex files, and builds solutions that align with program requirements and real-life settlement goals.

In his current practice, Mohamed is known for meticulous file preparation and a strong compliance lens, ensuring applications are grounded in applicable laws, regulations, and policies. His work spans business and economic immigration, family sponsorship, skilled worker applications, study permits and other temporary residence matters, as well as complex files involving refusals, reconsideration requests, and appeals related strategies.

Mohamed is also active in co counselling and collaboration through IMMC3, supporting counsels through shared expertise, practical templates, and case-based learning that strengthens quality control and client outcomes. He is committed to mentorship and believes that connecting practitioners with subject matter experts helps raise professional standards while empowering counsels to expand their service offering with confidence.