Permanent Residence

Canadian permanent residence comes through Express Entry (the federal points system), a Provincial Nominee Program, or the Atlantic and rural programs (AIP, RCIP) — whichever fits your work history, language scores and job offer. Being eligible is not being selected, so we check what rules you out first.

Check first — common misconceptions

Meeting the requirements is not the same as being selected. Express Entry is a points competition and the cut-off changes every draw.
Work experience hours are counted strictly: CEC requires 1,560 hours, capped at 30 hours per week.
If anyone promises a '100% guarantee', be suspicious. Approval is at the discretion of a government officer, and no agency can guarantee an outcome.

Main pathways

Express Entry

The federal points-based system (CEC, FSW, FST). We handle score calculation, documentation, and post-submission follow-up.

Provincial programs (PNP)

BC PNP, SINP, and others. Requirements and speed differ by province — we help you pick the one that fits your case.

AIP

The employer-driven program in the four Atlantic provinces. A job offer from a designated employer is the starting point.

RCIP

Community-based programs in smaller regional centres. Designated employers and occupation lists vary by community, so check those first.

What we do

We verify your points and experience hours first, so you know whether to apply now or wait.
One team carries the case from employment (LMIA) through to PR.
Our documents team cross-checks every file before submission to catch return triggers.
Every case gets a final review by our RCIC (R706158).

How it proceeds

Pathway assessment

Age, education, experience, and language scores mapped to realistic pathways and an expected score.

Close the gaps

A practical plan for what raises your score — language results, experience hours, or a job offer.

Profile submission

We submit your Express Entry profile or provincial application.

Full application

After an invitation (ITA), we prepare and submit the complete document package within the deadline.

Frequently asked questions

Does an LMIA job offer guarantee PR?

No. A job offer adds points or meets program criteria; selection is a separate step. We make this distinction clear from day one.

Does part-time work count?

Yes — counted by actual hours worked, capped at 30 hours per week. Hour calculations decide many cases, so we verify them ourselves.

Which province is easiest?

There is no 'easy province' — only the province that matches your occupation and experience. We compare provincial requirements to find the right fit.

Where does my case fit?

Tell us your situation and we will map what is possible under the current rules.