Permanent residence
Permanent residence lets you live, work and study anywhere in Canada. There is no single route to it, and the best one depends on your work experience, language scores, education, age and where you want to live.
Who we help
- Skilled workers abroad applying through Express Entry
- Temporary workers and graduates already in Canada
- Candidates nominated by a province, or hoping to be
- Families planning a move together
Routes to permanent residence
How we help
Free assessment
We review your situation and tell you which options are worth pursuing.
Strategy
A consultation to plan the application and list every document.
Preparation
We prepare and check the full application before submission.
Follow-up
We track the file and respond to IRCC until a decision.
Common questions
What is a CRS score?
The Comprehensive Ranking System scores Express Entry candidates on age, education, language, work experience and other factors. Invitations go to the highest-ranked candidates in each draw.
How can I improve my chances?
Common levers are a better language test result, an educational credential assessment, a provincial nomination, French language ability or more Canadian work experience. We look at which of these are realistic for you.
What happens after an invitation to apply?
You have 60 days to submit a complete application with documents, medical exams and police certificates. Preparing these early makes a real difference.
Not sure which option fits?
Send us your details. A consultant reviews your situation at no cost and replies with the next step.