Canada PR
Explore the top PR pathways. We will tell you if you qualify for Immigration to Canada under the programs
Why Canada PR?
Welcoming Immigration System
World-class healthcare and education
Safe, diverse, and stable economy
Path to Canadian citizenship
Pathways for the
Permanent Residency.
Express Entry
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What is
Express Entry?
Express Entry is Canada’s immigration program designed to select skilled workers for Permanent Residency (PR) quickly and efficiently. It is a points-based system that evaluates candidates using the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) — awarding points for factors like age, education, work experience, language proficiency (IELTS/CELPIP), and more.
Express Entry manages three federal immigration programs:
Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSW) – For individuals with foreign work experience in professional occupations.
Federal Skilled Trades Program (FST) – For skilled tradespeople in construction, manufacturing, and other technical roles.
Canadian Experience Class (CEC) – For applicants with at least one year of skilled work experience in Canada.
Steps in the Application Process for Express Entry
Ensure you meet the minimum requirements for the FSWP, including:
At least 1 year of continuous full-time skilled work experience (NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3) in the last 10 years
Language proficiency in English or French (minimum CLB 7)
Educational credential equivalent to a Canadian secondary diploma or higher (ECA required)
You must also score at least 67 out of 100 points on the FSWP selection grid.
Complete an approved language test (IELTS/CELPIP or TEF) and obtain your results. This is essential to calculate both your FSWP eligibility and CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) score.
Have your foreign education assessed by a designated organization (e.g., WES, IQAS) to confirm it is equal to a Canadian credential. Without a valid ECA, your education will not be considered for points.
Once eligible, create an online profile through the IRCC Express Entry portal. You will receive a CRS score based on age, education, language ability, work experience, and other factors.
If your CRS score meets or exceeds the cutoff in a draw, you will receive an ITA to apply for permanent residence.
Submit your complete Permanent Residency application within 60 days of receiving the ITA. Ensure all documents (police clearance, medical, employment letters, etc.) are uploaded accurately.
You will receive your confirmation of PR visa approval from the Federal Govt. Once received, you have to approach the Canadian Embassy in your country to get the visa stamped in the passport.
Who Should Apply Through Express Entry?​
Skilled professionals with at least 1 year of work experience
Strong English or French language test scores
Recognized educational credentials (ECA)
Applicants seeking a faster pathway to Canadian PR
Candidates interested in settling anywhere in Canada, with or without a job offer
PNP - Program
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What is
PNP?
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who meet local labor market needs. It’s an ideal route for those who may have lower CRS scores but possess skills in high demand within specific provinces.
Each province has unique streams and eligibility criteria, and we help you target the best-fit province based on your profession and profile.
A PNP nomination adds 600 points to your Express Entry profile, giving you a major advantage toward getting Canadian PR.
If you have a specific province in mind, relevant work experience, or a valid job offer, PNP could be the perfect fit for your Canada PR journey. We help match your profile with the right PNP stream, prepare your documents, and ensure a smooth and timely nomination process.
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Steps in the Application Process for PNP
Choose the right province based on the job demand. This should also meet with your career and job history.
Activate your profile through the Express Entry based PNP or directly to the province based on the respective provinces requirement.
You will receive an invitation once the profile is shortlisted through the Provincial Nomination. This adds 600 CRS points to your Express Entry.
Prepare and submit the application for the PR to IRCC with nomination from the Province attached along with other required documents.
You will receive your confirmation of PR visa approval from the Federal Govt. Once received, you have to approach the Canadian Embassy in your country to get the visa stamped in the passport.
Who Should Apply Through PNP?​
Skilled workers in occupations that are in-demand within a particular province.
Candidates with a lower CRS score looking to boost their chances through provincial nomination.
Applicants with a valid job offer from an employer in a specific Canadian province or territory.
International graduates from Canadian institutions who wish to stay and work in the province they studied.
Candidates with ties to a province through family, previous education, or work experience.
AIP - Program
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What is
AIP?
The Atlantic Immigration Program is designed for skilled workers and international graduates who wish to settle in one of Canada’s four Atlantic provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, or Newfoundland and Labrador.
It’s a great option if you have a job offer from a designated Atlantic employer and want to enjoy a high quality of life in peaceful, fast-growing regions. This makes it ideal for individuals who may not have high CRS scores but have the skills needed in these growing, community-focused regions.
This employer-driven program is designed to support regional population growth, address labor shortages, and boost economic development in smaller, welcoming communities. AIP is known for being faster, simpler, and more flexible than traditional immigration routes, making it an ideal choice for qualified applicants who may not meet the high CRS scores required under Express Entry.
Steps in the Application Process for AIP
Secure a non-seasonal employment with a designated employer in one of the four Atlantic provinces — Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, or Prince Edward Island. The job must match your skills and meet the AIP eligibility criteria (NOC TEER 0–4).
The employer submits an application to the provincial government for your official endorsement. You will receive a confirmation of endorsement letter, which is essential for the next step.
Before proceeding, you must create a settlement plan through a recognized settlement service provider in the province. This plan helps ensure you and your family are well prepared to integrate into Canadian life.
With the endorsement letter, you can now submit your Permanent Residency (PR) application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). You’ll need to include all supporting documents related to education, language, funds, work experience, and the job offer.
You will receive your confirmation of PR visa approval from the Federal Govt. Once received, you have to approach the Canadian Embassy in your country to get the visa stamped in the passport.
Who Should Apply Through AIP?​
Skilled professionals with a valid job offer from an employer in Atlantic Canada.
Candidates with moderate language scores (CLB 4+) looking for a simpler PR pathway.
Families seeking fast-track PR with settlement support from welcoming provincial authorities.
Individuals with work experience in occupations in demand, such as healthcare, trades, or hospitality.
Applicants who prefer peaceful, affordable living in smaller Canadian communities.
RNIP
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What is
RNIP?
The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) is a community-based immigration program that provides skilled foreign workers and their families a pathway to Canadian Permanent Residency, specifically in smaller, rural, and northern communities across Canada.
The goal of the RNIP is to help address labor shortages in these regions while promoting economic growth and long-term settlement outside of major cities. It’s a perfect program for those who are open to living in peaceful, affordable, and growing areas where their skills are in demand.
Key Features of RNIP
- Community-driven selection process
- Job offer from a local employer is mandatory
- Lower language and education requirements than Express Entry in some cases
- Strong focus on long-term integration and support
- Offers a simpler and more supportive route to Canadian PR
Steps in the Application Process for RNIP
Secure a full-time, permanent job offer from an employer in a participating RNIP community.
Submit an application to the community for an endorsement. They assess your fit and commitment to settle long term.
If approved, you’ll receive a recommendation letter needed for your PR application.
Submit your PR application to IRCC with all required documents and along with the community endorsement.
You will receive your confirmation of PR visa approval from the Federal Govt. Once received, you have to approach the Canadian Embassy in your country to get the visa stamped in the passport.
Who Should Apply Through RNIP?​
Skilled professionals open to living in rural or smaller towns
Applicants with a job offer from a participating community
Candidates with moderate language skills (CLB 5 or above)
Individuals looking for affordable living and stronger community ties
Families seeking a peaceful, supportive, and stable lifestyle
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We simplify what can be a complex journey, giving you the confidence to begin your life in Canada the right way.
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