Economic routes
Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, and the Canadian Experience Class for skilled workers and graduates.
Permanent Residence
Every road to permanent residence in Canada.
Express Entry is the best-known route, not the only one. We assess your profile against every federal, provincial, family, and business pathway, then file the one that actually fits.
The short version
Permanent residence gives you and your family the right to live, work, and study anywhere in Canada, access to public healthcare, and a path to citizenship. There are many ways to get there, and the fastest route for one person is often closed to the next.
We start with an honest assessment of your profile, then map it against every open pathway rather than pushing everyone through the same door.
What matters
The parts that decide your outcome.
Family sponsorship
Sponsor a spouse, partner, dependent child, parent, or grandparent to join you permanently in Canada.
Work-permit-first
An employer-backed work permit now, converted into permanent residence once you have Canadian experience.
Business immigration
Start-up, entrepreneur, and self-employed routes, including recognised net-worth assessments through approved financial partners.
Process
How we get you there.
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Full profile assessment
Age, education, language, experience, family ties, and finances, measured against every current program.
- 2
Pathway strategy
We recommend a primary route and a realistic backup, and tell you plainly what each one demands.
- 3
Document preparation
Credential assessments, reference letters, proof of funds, translations, assembled to IRCC standards.
- 4
Filing and follow-up
We submit, track, and respond to any request from IRCC until a decision is made.
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Landing and settlement
Arrival guidance, first-week checklists, and help getting established.
Common questions
It depends entirely on the route. Express Entry targets about six months once you have an invitation and file a complete application, while family sponsorship and base provincial streams commonly take considerably longer. We give you a realistic range for your specific pathway.
Yes. Your spouse or common-law partner and dependent children are normally included in the same permanent residence application.
Yes. After meeting the physical presence and other requirements as a permanent resident, you may apply for Canadian citizenship.
Start your journey to Canada today.
A simple question or a full assessment, we are here to help and reply within two business days.
- Office
- Burnaby, BC & Montréal, QC