Your move to Canada, mapped out.
We help you find the right Canadian route and build a complete, well-organised application. We cover work permits, study permits, family sponsorship, visits, permanent residence through Express Entry and the Provincial Nominee Program, and Canadian citizenship.
Routes to Canada
The route groups we help with.
Work permits
Employer-specific work permits backed by an LMIA, and LMIA-exempt permits under the International Mobility Program, such as intra-company transfers, CUSMA professionals and Francophone Mobility.
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Study permits, including the provincial or territorial attestation letter most applicants now need, extensions, and planning for the Post-Graduation Work Permit.
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Sponsorship of spouses, common-law partners and dependent children, the Parents and Grandparents Program, the Super Visa, and permits for family members of workers and students.
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Visitor visas (temporary resident visas) and the eTA for visa-exempt travellers, for tourism, business visits and family trips.
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Express Entry (Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience Class and Federal Skilled Trades), Provincial Nominee Programs, and family-sponsored permanent residence.
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Citizenship applications for permanent residents who meet the physical presence, tax filing and language rules, plus preparation for the citizenship test.
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What do you want to do in Canada?
Choose a goal to see the main route names and how we help. We confirm the right one for you in a consultation.
- LMIA-based work permit
- LMIA-exempt permits (International Mobility Program)
- Intra-company transfer
- Match your job to the right route and check the sponsor
- Build and check your evidence and forms
- Book biometrics and prepare you for any interview
Who we help
People we help move to Canada.
- ProfessionalsPeople with a Canadian job offer, or transferring to a Canadian office of their current employer.
- Students and graduatesStudents planning a Canadian course, and graduates looking at a Post-Graduation Work Permit.
- Family membersSpouses, common-law partners, children, parents and grandparents joining family in Canada.
- VisitorsTourists, business visitors and people visiting family in Canada.
- Permanent residenceSkilled workers and graduates building a profile for Express Entry or a provincial nomination.
- Future citizensPermanent residents preparing for citizenship once they meet the physical presence and tax filing rules.
What you get
What you leave with.
Whatever your route, this is what working with us produces.
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A written plan
Your best route, the government fees that apply, likely timings and the main risks, set out before any work begins.
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A checked document pack
Forms and evidence prepared against current IRCC instructions, from reference letters and language test results to proof of funds.
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Submission and biometrics
Your online application submitted, biometrics and medical exams arranged, and your arrival or document collection planned.
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Keeping your status
Plain guidance on applying before your permit ends, maintained status, and your right to work or study while you wait.
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Planning ahead
Key dates for renewals, your path to permanent residence and, in time, citizenship.
Good to know
We do not handle refugee claims or removal cases. Canada requires paid representatives to be authorised, so where your application needs a representative, we work alongside independent licensed immigration consultants or lawyers, who act under their own terms.
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