At a glance
Express Entry is the federal pool through which skilled workers are considered for permanent residence. Each profile is scored on points for age, language ability, education and work experience, and the highest scores are invited in periodic rounds.
Entering the pool does not mean an invitation will follow, and the rounds are set by the government. We help you enter an accurate profile and, if an invitation arrives, assemble the application with care.
Who it is for
- Skilled workers with experience at home or in Canada
- Recent graduates who want to see how study and work are counted
- Anyone comparing the federal pool with a provincial stream
Papers to collect
- Language test results, or the date you plan to sit one
- Diplomas, transcripts and any credential assessment
- Reference letters that state duties, hours and dates
- Passports and civil documents for each family member
How the work unfolds
Look at your details
We set your history beside the program rules and name any weak points before you enter the pool.
Enter the profile
Each answer on the profile is matched to a document so nothing contradicts the file later.
Answer an invitation
When a round invites you, the forms and supporting records are assembled inside the deadline.
Asked about this route
Not necessarily. A score only positions your profile among others, and rounds are called at the government's discretion. We show how your points are made up and what could shift them.
No consultant can promise an outcome. Final decisions on applications are made by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This practice is independent and does not speak for any government body.
Yes, while it remains active. Changes such as a new language result can alter the score, so we talk through each edit before you make it.