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Permanent Residence

Canada is a country of immigrants, opening its doors yearly to approximately 300,000 immigrants from around the world. These immigrants come to Canada through the various federal and provincial permanent resident programs. There are over 60 immigration programs in Canada with very unique eligibility requirements and application processes.

The first step in our process is an initial consultation to determine your eligibility, discuss requirements and application process.

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EXPRESS ENTRY PROGRAMS

Federal Skilled worker: This program is for skilled professionals with a minimum of one year experience within the last 10 years in the National Occupation Code (NOC) 0, A, B category along with education and English language or French abilities.

Federal Skill Trades Worker: Immigrants with skills in eligible trade groups, training and English or French language abilities can apply through this program.

Canadian Experience Class (CEC): This category is for some temporary foreign workers (TFW) and international students with post graduate work permits. Applicants in this category are required to have a minimum of one year work experience in NOC 0, A or B.

Do you think you qualify for any of the above programs? Book a consultation to begin your application process

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FAMILY CLASS

If you have family (grand parents, parents, siblings, nephews, niece, adopted child, grandchildren, dependant children, spouse or common law or conjugal partner) who is a permanent resident or Canadian citizen, they may be able to sponsor you to become a permanent resident if you qualify and they qualify for sponsorship.

Getting your family to Canada can be very easy and straight forward if Sponsors understand all requirements and provide required supporting documents. If you need assistance to bring your loved ones to Canada, book a consultation with us to kick start this process.

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PROVINCIAL NOMINATION

There are ten provinces in Canada and each of them have unique immigration programs mostly tailored to fill labour shortage. Getting a provincial nomination could boost your chances of immigrating to through the express entry system through an additional 600 points.

For applicants who don't meet the requirements for an express entry profile, there are also provincial programs not linked with the express entry system.

. To find out your options, discuss requirements and application process, please book a consultation .

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