Canadian permanent residence consultants in Brampton
Permanent residence lets you live, work and study anywhere in Canada, access provincial healthcare and, after 1,095 days, apply for citizenship. Star Immigration's licensed consultants help skilled workers, graduates and families choose the PR program that fits them, then stay with them through the PR card and the citizenship oath.
Compare Canadian PR programs
Most of our clients qualify for more than one. The best choice depends on where you are now and how competitive your CRS score is.
| PR program | Best for | Key requirement | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Federal Skilled Worker (Express Entry) | Skilled professionals abroad | 67/100 points, CLB 7, ECA, proof of funds | Express Entry |
| Canadian Experience Class | Workers and PGWP holders in Canada | 1,560 hours of TEER 0–3 work in Canada in 3 years | CEC |
| Federal Skilled Trades | Tradespeople | 2 years in a trade, job offer or certificate of qualification | Express Entry |
| Provincial Nominee Program | Candidates a province needs | Stream-specific: job offer, occupation, study or work in province | PNP |
| Family class | Spouses, children and parents of Canadians | A sponsor who is a citizen or PR | Family sponsorship |
Your PR journey with Star Immigration
Permanent residence isn't one application. It's a sequence, and we stay with you through each stage.
Assessment
Program eligibility, NOC code and CRS strategy.
Profile or nomination
Express Entry profile or provincial EOI.
ITA and eAPR
Complete application within 60 days.
COPR and landing
Confirmation of PR and your first PR card.
Citizenship
After 1,095 days, apply for citizenship.
Which PR program fits you best?
One consultation with a licensed consultant gives you your program, your score and your realistic timeline.
Permanent residence terms you'll hear from us
- CRS
- Comprehensive Ranking System: the score out of 1,200 used to rank Express Entry candidates.
- ITA
- Invitation to Apply for PR, issued in an Express Entry draw.
- NOC 2021 TEER
- National Occupational Classification code and its training, education, experience and responsibilities level.
- CLB / NCLC
- Canadian Language Benchmarks for English and their French equivalent.
- ECA
- Educational Credential Assessment of foreign education, from WES or another designated organization.
- EOI
- Expression of Interest registration used by provincial nominee programs.
- eAPR
- Electronic application for permanent residence submitted after an ITA.
- COPR
- Confirmation of Permanent Residence, issued when your PR is approved.
- PRTD
- Permanent Resident Travel Document for returning to Canada without a valid PR card.
Permanent residence FAQs
What is the fastest way to get PR in Canada?
For most people already working here, the Canadian Experience Class through Express Entry, or an enhanced provincial nomination. The fastest route for you depends on your score and occupation.
Can I get PR without a job offer?
Yes. Express Entry and several provincial streams don't require one.
Can my family be included in my PR application?
Yes. Your spouse or common-law partner and dependent children under 22 can be included.
Start your permanent residence plan
Book a walk-in in Brampton or a phone consultation with a licensed consultant.