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Limra on expansion mode

Staff Reporter

The consultancy firm has moved to a spacious office in Mylapore

CHENNAI: : Limra Educational Consultants, a company that offers overseas career management and immigration services, has moved to a bigger office to expand its activities. The inauguration of the new office was attended by the Honorary Consul for Sweden in Chennai, Stina Vasu, who spoke of the procedures to get a resident permit to Sweden. A representative of Institut Vatel, a hotel and tourism management school in France, was also present to talk of the courses offered there.

Limra has been operating in the city for two-and-a-half years. It has been registered with the High Commissions of the various countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, the United States, France and Sweden. The company is run by J. Mohammed Ghani and S. Bala Janaki. Limra is at SMS Centre, 3rd floor, 177, Royapettah High Road, Mylapore. Call 25351583/ 52130219.

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