The fastest pathway to Canadian permanent residence. Our expert guidance helps you navigate the Express Entry system with confidence and maximize your chances of success.
Express Entry is Canada's flagship immigration system that manages applications for permanent residence under three federal economic immigration programs
Discover the unique advantages of the Express Entry system for Canadian immigration
6 months standard processing time for permanent residence
98% approval rate for complete applications
Live and work anywhere in Canada except Quebec
Express Entry uses a points-based system to rank candidates. You need a competitive score to receive an invitation to apply.
Follow these steps to successfully navigate the Express Entry system
Submit your Express Entry profile online with language test results, education credentials, and work experience.
Receive your Comprehensive Ranking System score based on age, education, language, and work experience.
Get an ITA if your CRS score is above the minimum cut-off in an Express Entry draw.
Submit your complete application for permanent residence within 60 days of receiving your ITA.
IRCC processes your application, conducts background checks, and reviews all documents.
Receive your COPR and complete your landing to become a Canadian permanent resident.
6 months
From ITA to permanent residence
Meet these minimum requirements to be eligible for Express Entry system
Secondary school diploma or equivalent. Higher education receives more points.
Required for all foreign education credentials to determine Canadian equivalency.
Additional points awarded for Canadian education credentials.
At least 1 year of skilled work experience in the last 10 years.
Work experience must be in NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 occupations.
Additional points for Canadian work experience.
Minimum CLB 7 in all four abilities (speaking, listening, reading, writing).
French proficiency can earn additional points as a second language.
Proof of funds to support yourself and family members in Canada.
6-month history showing consistent balance above minimum requirements.
Documentation showing legitimate source of settlement funds.