There are many paths to permanent status in Canada

Family Class

One of the core goals of Canadian immigration law is to reunite families. Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents can sponsor spouses, common law partners, dependent children, parents or grandparents. Different streams allow some applications to be processed within Canada, while others must be processed from abroad.

Express Entry

Most economic immigration is managed through the Express Entry intake system.

Applicants must be eligible for a federal selection program such as the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker, or Federal Skilled Trades.

Applicants are then ranked using the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). There are priority categories for different occupations and for those who have strong French language skills.

Invitations are issued to applicants based on their CRS score and the economic priorities of the government.

We can help assess your score and provide guidance on maximizing your CRS. It's important to understand the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system — we can help you choose the best NOC for your work experience.

Provincial Nominee Programs

While immigration is federally regulated, each province has a direct interest in who immigrates to its territory. There are twelve programs in total, each with its own streams and requirements, most requiring a job offer or a close connection to that province. We are experts in the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) and can guide you through every available stream.

Humanitarian and Compassionate

Some situations call for special consideration based on unique personal circumstances. This category primarily applies to clients already in Canada, but can apply to anyone, anywhere. We help assess how your case would be viewed by Canadian immigration authorities.