Permanent residence
The status that changes everything
Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs and francophone draws: the routes to permanent residence for skilled workers, with or without a job offer.
Permanent residence gives you the right to live, work and study anywhere in Canada, access to public healthcare and, after three years, the right to apply for citizenship. It is the end goal for most of our clients. Express Entry is the main door: a ranking system where your profile receives a score and the highest-ranked are invited to apply.
Professionals aged 20 to 40 with at least one year of skilled experience
Holders of a bachelor’s, master’s or engineering degree
Francophone applicants, favoured by the dedicated draws outside Québec
Workers in healthcare, tech, skilled trades and education
Canadian graduates nearing the end of a post-graduation work permit
Score calculation and optimisation
We calculate your exact score and identify concrete levers: retaking a language test, a second test in the other language, adding your spouse’s experience, assessing a second credential.
Choosing the route
Skilled worker, Canadian experience class, skilled trades or a provincial program: we compare the real cut-offs of each route for your profile.
Creating and managing the profile
Drafting the Express Entry profile, updating it on every change, and monitoring the invitation rounds.
Complete file after invitation
Only sixty days after the invitation to assemble everything. We prepare the essentials upstream so we never chase a document.
Provincial nomination
Where relevant, a parallel application to a province, whose nomination adds a very large number of points.
Follow-up to confirmation
Medical exam, police certificates, responses to requests and obtaining the confirmation of permanent residence.
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Score diagnosis
Precise calculation of your ranking and quantified simulation of several improvement scenarios.
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Preparing the evidence
Language tests, credential assessment, employment letters drafted to IRCC requirements.
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Online profile
Creating the profile in the Express Entry pool and registering for relevant provincial streams.
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Invitation to apply
On receipt, filing the complete application within the deadline.
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Processing and decision
Monitoring the file, answering requests and receiving the confirmation of permanent residence.
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Arrival and status
Landing formalities, permanent resident card and first settlement steps.
Permanent residence
8 to 18 months depending on the route- 1At least one year of continuous, demonstrable skilled work experience
- 2Valid language test results in French and/or English
- 3Educational Credential Assessment from a designated organisation
- 4Proof of funds meeting the threshold for your family size
- 5Police certificates from every country lived in for over six months
- 6Medical exam with an IRCC panel physician
- 7Employment letters detailing duties under the National Occupational Classification
General draw cut-offs move constantly, but a score below 470 makes an invitation in a general round unlikely. The good news for a Tunisian profile: dedicated rounds, notably francophone and category-based draws, apply markedly lower cut-offs. A francophone at 400 points can be invited where an anglophone at 460 is still waiting.
Thirty minutes can change a decade
The eligibility assessment is free and carries no obligation. You leave with a clear answer: which programs are open to you, what you are missing, and what it genuinely costs.
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