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Express Entry
Profile and application guidance for eligible economic immigration pathways managed through Express Entry.
Express Entry manages applications for Canada's main economic immigration programs: the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program and the Federal Skilled Trades Program.
Candidates are ranked using the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). We help you understand your score, ways it may improve, and how to prepare a complete PR application if you receive an invitation.
Who it may suit
- Skilled workers with Canadian or foreign experience
- Graduates with Canadian work experience
- Workers with expiring permits looking at PR options
- Candidates in category-based draw occupations
Typical documents needed
- Language test results (IELTS, CELPIP, TEF or TCF)
- Educational Credential Assessment (for foreign education)
- Reference letters detailing work experience
- Proof of funds (if required for your program)
- Police certificates and medical exams
- Identity and civil status documents
How the process works
- CRS assessment: We estimate your CRS score and look at factors such as language, education and provincial nomination.
- Profile creation: We help you create an accurate Express Entry profile and keep it updated.
- Invitation & application: If you receive an ITA, we help you prepare and submit the full PR application within the deadline.
- Decision & landing: We guide you through requests, medicals and steps toward confirming PR.
Express Entry: frequently asked questions
What CRS score do I need?
There is no fixed score. Cut-offs vary by draw and category. We review your profile and recent draw trends to help you plan realistically.
Do I need a job offer for Express Entry?
A job offer is not mandatory for most candidates. Job offer points have also changed, so your strategy should be based on current rules.
Can I improve my CRS score?
Often, yes. Common ways include retaking language tests, gaining more experience, completing additional education, or getting a provincial nomination.