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A plain-language walkthrough of applying for Canadian permanent residence — working out which program fits you, building a strong profile, and the documents and steps that follow once you’re invited to apply.

Who it’s for

  • International students and graduates planning their next step after a Post-Graduation Work Permit.
  • Temporary workers already in Canada who want to stay for good.
  • Skilled workers abroad exploring Express Entry or a provincial program.
  • Permanent residence
  • Express Entry
  • Canada

What’s inside

Finding your pathway

Express Entry’s three programs — Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker and Federal Skilled Trades — compared with provincial nominee programs and the Atlantic Immigration Program.

Your Express Entry profile

How the Comprehensive Ranking System works, what earns points, and practical ways to raise your score.

Language tests and credentials

Choosing an approved English or French test, preparing for it, and getting an educational credential assessment (ECA).

Provincial nomination

How provincial nominee programs work, including Newfoundland and Labrador’s, and how a nomination changes your chances.

After your invitation

Putting the application together — work reference letters, police certificates, medical exams and proof of funds — and avoiding the mistakes that lead to refusals.

From student to permanent resident

Planning the route from study permit to Post-Graduation Work Permit to PR, so your Canadian work experience counts.

Landing and your first steps

Confirming your permanent residence, getting your PR card, and what changes for work, study and healthcare.

Immigration rules in Canada change often. This guide explains the process in plain language; it is general information, not legal or immigration advice. Always confirm current requirements on the official IRCC website, and for advice on your own case, speak with a licensed immigration consultant (RCIC) or lawyer.

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