An Express Entry profile is an online application where you share your education, work experience, language skills, and more. Based on this, IRCC gives you a score and ranks you against other candidates. Those with the highest scores get invited to apply for permanent residence. While creating a profile doesn’t guarantee an invitation, having a strong, accurate profile can make a big difference.
You’re eligible if you meet the requirements of one of these programs:
Eligibility depends on age, education, work experience, language skills, and adaptability. Check out this tool to find out if you are eligible for the Express Entry program.
I help you navigate the process carefully to reduce errors that could slow things down.
I guide you on how to organize your education, work experience, and language results to present your strongest profile.
I help you understand which immigration program is likely the best fit for your situation.
It depends on your CRS score and the pool. High-ranking profiles can get an invitation in weeks, others may wait several months.
Yes, as long as your current visa or permit allows it. Make sure your profile and contact info stay up-to-date.
Not for all programs. But having a valid Canadian job offer can increase your CRS score and improve your chances.
Any change (i.e. new job, language test, marriage) must be updated. Incorrect or missing information can lead to refusal, inadmissibility, or a 5-year ban.
Yes! Education, work experience, language results, and job offers can all increase your score. You may also be eligible to apply a PNP which if approved can significantly increase your score.
IRCC usually holds draws every 2 weeks, with special priority draws for certain occupations or skills.