Permanent Residence: Express Entry
Federal routes to permanent residence for skilled workers, including the Canadian Experience Class.
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Licensed immigration consultant · Edmonton
Your Move to Canada, Planned with Care
Clear guidance for permanent residence, work, study, family and citizenship applications, with every step explained before you decide.
or call (825) 439-5044
- Licensed and in good standingA member in good standing of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants. Check the public register.(opens in a new tab)
- Start your file on the first callReady to apply? Your file can be opened during your first consultation.(opens in a new tab)
- Seven programs, explained plainlyPR, nominee, study, work, family, visitor and citizenship routes.
People recommend us
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Check who you are talking to
Immigration consultants are licensed and listed on a public register. You can look any consultant up before you book.
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No consultant can promise an outcome. Final decisions on applications are made by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Programs
Seven ways we can help
Each page explains the route in plain language, step by step.
Provincial Nominee Programs
Alberta and other provincial routes, including the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP).
Read about this programStudy Permits
Applications, extensions and changes for international students in Canada.
Read about this programWork Permits and LMIA
Permits tied to one employer and open permits, with or without a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
Read about this programFamily Sponsorship
Reuniting with a husband, wife, partner, child or parent in Canada, whether you apply from inside the country or from abroad.
Read about this programVisitor Visas and Super Visas
Visiting Canada, and longer stays for the parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
Read about this programCitizenship
Applications for Canadian citizenship, and help when a file is delayed or a letter arrives.
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Not sure which route fits?
Describe what you are hoping to achieve and we will point you to the right program.
How we work
Four steps, in plain order
Step 1: We listen
You tell us where you are, where you want to be and what is in the way.
Step 2: We explain
We lay out the routes that may fit, what each asks of you and what it does not cover.
Step 3: We prepare
We build the application with you, and you read everything before it goes in.
Step 4: We follow
We keep an eye out for government messages and help you answer before the deadline.
People recommend us
A few words from people who have worked with us. Word of mouth matters to us; a recommendation from someone we have helped is the introduction we value most.
Nothing felt hurried
I came with a pile of papers and left with a plan I could actually follow.
R.S. · Edmonton, AB
Common questions
Short answers to what people ask before they pick up the phone.
The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants keeps a public register of its licensed members. Search by name before you hire anyone, and ask the person you are dealing with which licence they hold.
A conversation about where you are and where you want to be. We describe the routes that could apply, what each one would require and what your next steps might be. You decide afterwards whether to continue.
No consultant can promise an outcome. Final decisions on applications are made by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Some applications are straightforward and people complete them alone. Others have parts that are easy to get wrong. Our view on which kind yours is forms part of the first conversation.
It is a letter that tells you an officer has a concern and invites you to respond before a decision is made. The reply has a deadline, so do not set it aside. We read it with you and help you prepare the response.
We review where the file stands, explain what is ordinary and what is not, and set out the steps that may be worth taking.
Yes. You can speak with us by phone or meet in person at our west-end office, and you can send documents by email or upload, whichever suits you.
Edmonton office
Based in Edmonton
Meet us at our west-end office, or by phone.
17611 105 Ave NW, #200, Edmonton, Alberta
- Edmonton
- St. Albert
- Spruce Grove
- Stony Plain
- Sherwood Park
- Leduc
Ready to talk it through?
Share where things stand, and we will walk you through the routes that may fit.