Service Category
Permanent Residence
Permanent residence pathways are generally built around a person's skills, work experience, and ability to settle economically in Canada, or around a province's specific labour market needs.
Several programs can run in parallel — a candidate is often eligible for more than one, and the right combination depends on the full profile, not a single factor.
Express Entry
Canada's points-based system managing applications for three federal economic programs.
Suitable for: Skilled workers with the education, work experience, and language ability to settle economically in Canada.
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Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Nomination-based pathways run by individual provinces and territories.
Suitable for: Candidates with a connection to, or interest in, a specific province's labour market or community.
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Atlantic Immigration Program
An employer-driven pathway to permanent residence in Canada's Atlantic provinces.
Suitable for: Workers with a qualifying job offer from a designated employer in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, or Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Rural Community Immigration Pilot
A community-driven pathway connecting workers with participating rural communities.
Suitable for: Workers with a qualifying job offer from an employer in one of the pilot's participating rural communities.
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Francophone Community Immigration Pilot
A community-driven pathway supporting French-speaking immigration outside Quebec.
Suitable for: French-speaking workers with a qualifying job offer from an employer in a participating Francophone minority community.
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