Express Entry manages applications for Canada's main federal economic immigration programs — including the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and the Canadian Experience Class. Candidates create a profile, get scored under the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), and enter a pool from which IRCC issues Invitations to Apply in periodic rounds. Provincial Nominee Programs let individual provinces nominate candidates who meet their specific labour-market or economic needs; a provincial nomination adds significant weight to a candidate's Express Entry profile, or can lead to permanent residence through a non-Express-Entry provincial stream. Our primary provincial focus is Alberta, though we can advise on other provincial programs as well.
Beyond Express Entry and the PNPs, a handful of smaller federal programs target specific regions and communities: the Atlantic Immigration Program, for employer-supported candidates settling in Atlantic Canada; the Rural Community Immigration Pilot, for candidates with a qualifying job offer in a participating rural community; and the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot, for French-speaking candidates settling in a participating Francophone minority community outside Quebec. These pilots can be a strong fit for candidates who aren't yet competitive under Express Entry on its own, or who have a specific tie to one of the participating regions or communities.
For Express Entry, we assess federal eligibility, build the profile, and optimize the CRS score before you enter the pool; once an Invitation to Apply is issued, we prepare and submit the full permanent residence application. For PNP routes, we assess fit against the relevant provincial stream, prepare the nomination application, and coordinate documentation and monitoring of application windows, which can open and close with limited notice.