Permanent residence

Permanent immigration

Live, work and settle in Canada for good: we choose the right program with you and build a strong application.

Permanent residence, a life project

Permanent residence (PR) lets you live and work anywhere in Canada, access most social benefits including health care, sponsor certain family members and, later, apply for citizenship under the applicable conditions.

A successful PR application is more than filling out forms. It is a strategic process where every detail counts: the right program, a consistent story and a clearly presented file.

We support you with a structured and human approach: profile analysis, choice of pathway, complete preparation and rigorous review, to reduce errors, delays and uncertainty.

Pathways to permanent residence

The right program depends on your profile. We identify the most realistic and fastest one for you.

Express Entry

The federal system that manages three economic programs. Candidates are ranked under the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) and invited to apply in regular draws.

  • Federal Skilled Worker Program
  • Canadian Experience Class
  • Federal Skilled Trades Program
  • Category-based draws, including for French speakers

Provincial Nominee Programs

Provinces and territories (except Quebec) select candidates based on their economic needs. A provincial nomination greatly strengthens an application.

  • Express Entry-aligned or base streams
  • Job offer or connection to the province, depending on the stream
  • Strategy based on the target province

Immigrating to Quebec

Quebec selects its own economic immigrants, with its own programs and requirements, including knowledge of French. Selection leads to a Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ).

  • Quebec skilled worker programs
  • Importance of French proficiency
  • Federal PR application after the CSQ

Family sponsorship

Bring your family together in Canada: a Canadian citizen or permanent resident can sponsor certain family members by committing to support them.

  • Spouse, common-law or conjugal partner
  • Dependent children
  • Parents and grandparents, based on IRCC invitations
  • Proof of a genuine relationship

Francophone and targeted pathways

Canada promotes francophone immigration outside Quebec: extra points for French in Express Entry, dedicated draws and programs for francophone communities.

  • Credit for French test results
  • Express Entry draws for French speakers
  • Programs for francophone communities

Complex files: refusals and inadmissibility

A previous refusal, a procedural fairness letter or an inadmissibility issue requires careful analysis before any new step.

  • Analysis of refusal reasons
  • Responses to procedural fairness letters
  • Options in case of inadmissibility

Our approach

A permanent residence application is rarely won by chance. The difference comes down to three things.

01

The program

Choosing the most realistic program for your profile, today and in the coming months.

02

Consistency

A clear logic between your profile, your experience and your evidence.

03

Quality

A clear, structured and complete file with no contradictions, easy for the officer to understand.

How your application works

1

Profile analysis

Age, education, experience, languages, family: we assess all your options.

2

Choice of pathway

We select the most realistic program or programs and plan the steps.

3

Complete preparation

Profile, evidence, explanation letters and forms: a consistent and complete file.

4

Review and follow-up

Review before filing, then follow-up until your confirmation of permanent residence.

Documents most often requested

Each program has its own list: we give you yours after the assessment.

  • Passport and civil status documents
  • Results of an approved language test (English or French)
  • Educational credential assessment (ECA) for studies completed outside Canada
  • Detailed reference letters from employers
  • Proof of funds, depending on the program
  • Police certificates and medical exam

Frequently asked questions

Which program best fits my profile?

It depends on your age, education, experience, language results, target province and family situation. We carry out an assessment to identify the most realistic and fastest pathway.

How long does a permanent residence application take?

Processing times vary by program and are published by IRCC. Preparation mostly depends on how quickly you obtain language tests, the credential assessment and employer letters. We give you a timeline after the assessment.

What if I was refused or already filed an application?

We analyze the decision or the pending file, identify the weak points and recommend the best next step: a new application, a correction or another program.

Do you offer a review before filing?

Yes. If you prepared your file yourself, we can review it in full before filing and point out inconsistencies and missing documents.

Immigration rules change regularly. The information on this page is general and does not replace an assessment of your situation by a regulated consultant.

Let's talk about your project

Tell us about your situation and your goal. We will give you a clear answer based on your case.