Compare pathways before committing
Express Entry manages applications for the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program and Federal Skilled Trades Program. Provincial and community routes have their own requirements and selection processes. We help you compare your profile with the routes that may fit it, rather than treating every applicant as the same case.
Express Entry and provincial nominations
We review the information behind your profile, including employment dates, duties, qualifications and language results. For provincial routes, your intended province and relevant connections matter. A profile in a pool or an eligible application is not a promise of an invitation or approval.
Community and Atlantic pathways
Our PR conversations can include the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP), Francophone Community Immigration Pilot (FCIP) and Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). Your job offer, intended community and program requirements need an individual review. We do not promise an employer, recommendation or nomination.
Your full PR consultation
Choose a 45–90 minute consultation to discuss your journey, compare possible pathways and identify the documents or decisions that need attention. We explain the scope of any further service before you decide to proceed.
What to prepare for your consultation
- A short work and education timeline
- Your current status and permit expiry dates
- Language results and education assessments, if available
- Your preferred province and family circumstances
Keep sensitive identity documents out of your initial inquiry. Ask the team how to share any documents securely once the consultation is confirmed.
Common questions
Can you guarantee an invitation or PR approval?
No. Selection and approval belong to the relevant government authorities. We help you understand options and prepare your information carefully.
Can I discuss PR while living in Ontario, Alberta or BC?
Yes. You can request a consultation from any province. Tell us where you live now and where you intend to settle so the conversation reflects your circumstances.
General information reviewed October 4, 2026. Program requirements, intake and selection priorities can change. The applicable rules and service scope are reviewed for your circumstances. No immigration outcome is guaranteed.