Your PR Pathway Assessment
The PR Pathway Assessment service is intended for temporary residents in Canada who are study permit holders or work permit holders.
If your end goal is to be a Canadian permanent resident or citizen, you will likely go through a series of steps. For international students, your journey would look like this:
- Step 1: Apply for a study permit and arrive in Canada as an international student.
- Step 2: After completing your studies, apply for a post-graduation work permit and work full-time.
- Step 3: After meeting requirements, apply for a permanent residency program.
For foreign workers, your next step should likewise be to apply for a permanent residency program that you qualify for.
But…
Out of Canada’s 60 immigration programs, what programs are you qualified to apply for?
What are the requirements you need to prepare now, so that you can meet the qualifications as soon as possible?
Because remember, your study and work permits have expiry dates. Therefore you need to know the answers to these 2 questions asap, so that you will have enough time to meet permanent residency requirements.
YOUR PR PATHWAY ASSESSMENT
The purpose of this PR Pathway Assessment service is to answer the 2 questions above. Here’s how it works:
- We will ask you to answer a questionnaire, and may also ask for a few documents.
- After getting your replies, we will do a complete PR pathway assessment for you and any accompanying family members.
- We will:
- Identify the immigration programs you are either qualified to apply for or can meet eligibility requirements in the future. (Yes, you can apply to more than one program!)
- List the requirements you need to prepare in order to apply, so that you will have enough time to meet them.
- Summarize the above information in an assessment report, so that you can refer back to the report at any time in the future.
What Will You Get?
- An assessment report of your PR pathway options, including the complete requirements per pathway, application fees, and estimated processing times; and,
- A one-hour phone consultation with a licensed and regulated Canadian immigration consultant.
Know now so you have time to plan. Contact us today!
