We start with a short intake to understand your goals, education, language, and work history. Based on that, we map options (e.g., Express Entry, PNP, family sponsorship, study-to- PR ...etc ) and outline timelines, costs, and risks.
If you apply to extend before your status expires, you can stay (and keep working/studying if applicable) under the same conditions until IRCC decides.
You may apply for restoration within a set period if you meet conditions. Don’t work or study until restored and authorized.
Often yes, but you must maintain a valid TRV/eTA to re-enter and ensure you remain eligible.
Depending on the case: re-apply with stronger evidence, request reconsideration, or seek judicial review at Federal Court. Some PR refusals allow IAD appeals.
There’s usually no statutory appeal for temporary resident decisions at the POE. Options include re-applying or judicial review (tight deadlines). Bring us the documents right away.
PNPs let provinces select candidates to meet local labour needs. A provincial nomination adds +600 CRS to your Express Entry score.
Express Entry is an online system that ranks candidates for certain economic programs (CEC/FSW/FST) using the CRS score. Invitations to Apply (ITA) are issued to top-ranked candidates. Candidates can then apply for Canadian Permanent Residency.
You submit full forms and documents, pay fees, provide biometrics/medical, and await AOR and processing. Finalization is via the PR Portal (Portal 1 & 2).
For FSW eligibility, your qualifying foreign work must match your primary NOC (TEER 0–3). For CEC eligibility and CRS points, same-NOC matching isn’t required as long as the work is skilled (TEER 0–3).
Improved language scores (IELTS/CELPIP/TEF), more skilled work experience, higher education/ECA , provincial nomination (+600), or French bonuses (NCLC 7+).