Express Entry is Canada’s flagship immigration system for skilled professionals, international graduates, and tradespeople seeking permanent residency. It manages three federal streams:

• FSW: For skilled workers with foreign experience
• CEC: For candidates with Canadian work experience
• FST: For qualified trades professionals

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) allow Canada’s provinces and territories to nominate individuals for permanent residency based on local labor needs.

If you have the right skills, work experience, or a job offer in a specific province, PNPs offer a faster, targeted pathway to PR—especially if your CRS score is below Express Entry cutoffs.

Family Sponsorship allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to reunite with their loved ones by sponsoring spouses, children, parents, and grandparents for permanent residency.

It’s one of the most compassionate immigration streams, offering a direct, long-term path to living together in Canada.

RNIP offers permanent residency to skilled workers with job offers in smaller Canadian communities facing labor shortages.

It’s a community-driven program designed to support economic growth while helping immigrants settle in welcoming, low-competition regions.

AIP is an employer-driven pathway to permanent residency for skilled workers and graduates who have a job offer in one of Canada’s four Atlantic provinces.

It offers faster processing, lower entry requirements, and strong support for long-term settlement in communities like Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoundland & Labrador.

The Agri-Food Immigration Pilot offers permanent residency to experienced workers in Canada’s farming, meat processing, and livestock industries.

It’s ideal for non-seasonal, LMIA-based workers already contributing to Canada’s essential food supply chain.

The Home Caregiver Pilots provide a pathway to permanent residency for caregivers who care for children, the elderly, or individuals with medical needs in private homes.

Applicants can apply with or without Canadian experience and include their families in the PR process.

The Self-Employed Persons Program offers permanent residency to artists, athletes, and cultural professionals with relevant experience who can contribute to Canada’s cultural or athletic life.
No job offer is needed—just proof of your talent, impact, and intent to work independently in Canada.