Canada PR
Canada permanent residence, assessed honestly first
Express Entry and the provincial nominee programmes. The first conversation is whether your profile is competitive in the current draws — and if it is not, what would change that.
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Who it is for
- Skilled workers with a degree, English or French test scores and at least a year of skilled experience
- Families where both partners’ profiles can be combined for a stronger score
- People already in Canada on a work or study permit looking at the Canadian Experience Class
What we handle
- A written eligibility assessment: which programme, an estimated score, and how the recent draws compare
- Educational credential assessment (WES or equivalent) and language test planning
- The Express Entry profile, and provincial nominations where your occupation is in demand
- The full application after an invitation: police certificates, medicals, proof of funds, forms
- Post-landing basics: SIN, health card, first address
What we do not
- Decide the application. Every decision is the mission’s, and we say so on every page.
- Promise a result, a date or a percentage. We give ranges and the honest odds as we see them.
- File a case we think is not worth making. We would rather lose the fee than your money and your record.
- Inflate a score. The points are the points; we show you the calculation and where it can honestly improve.
The document checklist
The general shape. Each mission has its own list, and the country pages carry it; the counsellor confirms the exact set for your case.
Profile stage
- Passports for every applicant
- Degree certificates and transcripts for the credential assessment
- IELTS or CELPIP (English) or TEF (French) results within validity
- Reference letters for each skilled job: role, duties, hours, salary
After an invitation
- Police clearance from every country lived in for six months or more since age 18
- Immigration medical examination by a panel physician
- Proof of settlement funds to the current threshold for your family size
- Marriage and birth certificates, photographs, the fees
How it goes, step by step
Step 1: Assessment
We calculate your score, compare it with the recent invitation rounds and say whether to proceed now, improve first, or not at all.
Step 2: Credentials and language
Credential assessment filed; language tests booked with a target score, and coaching arranged if you want it.
Step 3: Profile
Express Entry profile submitted, and provincial nominee streams applied to where your occupation qualifies.
Step 4: Invitation and application
If you are invited, the full application is due within the deadline: medicals, police certificates, funds and forms, checked twice.
Step 5: Decision and landing
IRCC decides. On approval we help with the confirmation of permanent residence, the landing date and the first month.
How long it takes
Ranges from recent cases and the missions’ published times. They are not promises: the mission controls the clock, and a request for more documents or an interview adds weeks.
- Credential assessment
- 4 to 8 weeks once documents are submitted
- Language test to results
- 2 to 4 weeks
- In the pool to an invitation
- weeks to many months; it depends on the draws, not on us
- Application to decision
- IRCC’s published standard is 6 months; it has been longer
Questions we are asked
It changes with every draw and with the category-based rounds IRCC runs. We show you the last several cut-offs beside your own calculation rather than quoting a number that will be out of date next month.
Different, not easier. Provinces target occupations they need, and a nomination adds 600 points to an Express Entry profile. Whether one fits depends on your occupation and sometimes on a job offer in that province.
IRCC publishes settlement-fund thresholds by family size and updates them; the funds must be yours and available. We tell you the current figure at assessment.
Requirements change frequently. Confirm with the official mission before you act. V4U Visa Consultancy advises on applications; it does not decide them and cannot guarantee an outcome.
Enquire
Canada PR: tell the desk your situation.
Where, what for, and anything the mission should know about. The form opens WhatsApp with it written out for the visa desk, or call and ask for the counsellor.
V4U Visa Consultancy
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