Permanent Residence

Overview

A clear, personalized path from assessment to decision.

Permanent residence gives you the right to live, work, and study anywhere in Canada, access provincial health coverage, and later apply for citizenship. Canada offers several federal and provincial routes to PR, and the right one depends on your age, education, language ability, work history, family ties, and where you intend to settle.

Who this is generally for

• Skilled work experience, Canadian study or work history, or a qualifying family relationship
• Approved language test results in English or French for most economic programs
• Educational credentials, assessed against Canadian standards where required
• Admissibility on medical, criminal, and security grounds
• Proof of settlement funds for programs that require them

How we handle your file

1. 1Eligibility review across all realistic PR streams, with a written recommendation
2. 2Document strategy: language testing, credential assessment, reference letters, proof of funds
3. 3Profile or application preparation and submission
4. 4Response to IRCC requests, including additional documents, medicals, and biometrics
5. 5Landing preparation and post-approval guidance once PR is granted

This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. IRCC requirements, fees, and processing times change; eligibility is assessed individually during a consultation.

• Regulated by CICC (Member R524495)
• Bilingual English & Persian service
• Transparent, fixed-fee retainers
• Online and in-person meetings