Apply for Canada PR Visa today and start a new life in Canada. Live, work, and settle permanently with your family in one of the best countries in the world.
A Canada PR Visa (Permanent Residence Visa) allows you to live in Canada permanently, work, study, and enjoy almost all the rights of a Canadian citizen. With PR, you are not just a visitor; you are a long-term resident who can build your life and career in Canada. Many people choose to apply for a Canada PR Visa because Canada offers high living standards, world class education, quality healthcare, and a safe environment for families.
There are different pathways to get Canadian PR. The most popular are:
Express Entry – for skilled workers.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) – if a Canadian province nominates you.
Family Sponsorship – if you have close relatives in Canada.
Business Immigration – for investors and entrepreneurs.
Study to PR Pathway – international students can later apply for PR.
If you are living in Australia, you can apply for Canada permanent residency from Australia. The process is the same as for other countries. Many skilled workers in Australia choose Canada PR because of better job opportunities, shorter processing times, and access to global companies.
Live, work, and study anywhere in Canada.
Access to free public healthcare.
Free education for children in public schools.
Apply for Canadian citizenship after a few years.
Social security benefits.
High-quality lifestyle and safety.
Opportunity to sponsor family members in the future.
Express Entry is the main online system used to manage applications for skilled workers who want to apply for Canada PR Visa. Candidates create an online profile, receive points under the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), and the highest-scoring candidates get an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for PR.
There are three main categories under Express Entry:
Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) – for skilled professionals with overseas work experience.
Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) – for skilled trade workers like electricians, plumbers, and welders.
Canadian Experience Class (CEC) – for people who have work experience in Canada.
Valid passport
Language test results (IELTS or CELPIP for English, TEF for French)
Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)
Work experience letters
Proof of funds (bank statements)
Medical test results
Police clearance certificate
The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) gives you points based on:
Age – maximum 110 points
Education – maximum 150 points
Work experience – maximum 80 points
Language ability (English/French) – maximum 160 points
Canadian work experience – maximum 80 points
Spouse factors and adaptability – extra points
Provincial Nomination – 600 bonus points
Candidates usually need a CRS score of around 470–500 points to receive
An Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canadian Permanent Residency, though cut-off scores may change with each draw.
The main application fee for Canada PR is around CAD $1,365* for the principal applicant. If you include a spouse, you pay an extra CAD $1,365*, and for each child, it is CAD $230*. You also need to pay for IELTS, ECA, police checks, and medical exams separately.
To be eligible, you must:
Passport and ID documents
ECA report
IELTS/TEF language test results
Work experience letters and reference letters
Proof of funds (bank statements)
Medical test results
Police clearance certificates
Digital photographs
Marriage certificate (if married)
Children’s documents (if included)
An Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) is needed if you studied outside Canada. It checks if your foreign education is equal to Canadian standards. Without ECA, you cannot claim education points in Express Entry.
The cost of ECA depends on the agency you choose. The main agency is WES (World Education Services). On average, the fees are around CAD $220–$250*, plus courier charges.
Express Entry PR: around 6–12 months.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): around 12–18 months.
Family Sponsorship: 12 months or more.
Business Immigration: 12–24 months.
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The CRS cut-off score usually ranges between 470–500 points. However, it changes with every draw.
Yes, IELTS (or CELPIP for English / TEF for French) is required. A higher score improves your CRS points and chances of selection.
Yes, you can include your spouse and dependent children in your PR application. They will get the same visa rights as you.
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