Express Entry & PNPCanada Skilled Immigration Express Entry & PNP
Permanent residence pathways to Canada through Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs, from profile to landing.
Two engines, one destination: PR.
Express Entry ranks candidates by points; provincial programs can nominate you directly. We position your profile across both.
- 01
Federal Skilled Worker
For skilled professionals with foreign work experience and qualifications.
- 02
Canadian Experience Class
For those with skilled work experience gained in Canada.
- 03
Federal Skilled Trades
For qualified trades workers meeting the program criteria.
- 04
Provincial Nominee
A province nominates you, adding substantial CRS points.
- Ontario
- British Columbia
- Alberta
- Saskatchewan
- Manitoba
How your CRS score is built.
Your Comprehensive Ranking System score decides your chances. We calculate it accurately and target the programs where you rank best.
Good to know: An Express Entry profile stays in the pool for up to 12 months while you wait for an invitation to apply.
Core eligibility
- Eligible skilled work experience
- Language test (IELTS/CELPIP or TEF/TCF)
- Educational Credential Assessment
- Settlement funds, where required
CRS points come from
- Age
- Language ability
- Education
- Work experience
- Provincial nomination or arranged employment
Documents
- Passport and national ID
- Degrees, transcripts and ECA
- Experience letters with duties
- Language test results
At PR stage
- Police clearance certificates
- Medical examination
- Proof of funds
- Dependants' documents
Your road to Canadian PR.
- 01Assessment & ECAWe score your profile and arrange credential assessment.
- 02Express Entry profileWe create your profile with an accurate CRS claim.
- 03Nomination & ITAWe pursue PNP where it lifts your score, then the invitation.
- 04PR application & landingWe file your PR, medicals and police clearances.
Questions we hear often.
Do I need a job offer?
Not always. Many candidates receive an invitation through Express Entry or a provincial program without a Canadian job offer, though a valid offer can add points.
What is a good CRS score?
It varies by draw. We calculate your realistic score and focus on the programs and provinces where it competes best.
Can my family be included?
Yes. Your spouse and dependent children are included in the same PR application.
How long does it take?
Timelines vary by program and draw frequency. We keep your profile current so you stay eligible for invitations.
Find out where you rank for Canadian PR.
A qualified adviser reviews your profile and gives honest guidance before you pay anything.