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Settle abroad for good. We find where your profile is most competitive and guide you through points-based and nomination pathways to permanent residence.
Permanent residence (PR) lets you live, work and study in another country without a time limit, and in most countries it is the step before citizenship. Your spouse or partner and dependent children can usually be included in the same application.
Most skilled PR systems are points-based. Your age, education, work experience and language scores, and sometimes a job offer or a state or provincial nomination, decide how competitive you are. We help you understand those rules, improve the factors you can control, and submit a complete, consistent application when you're invited to apply.
A detailed review of your profile against current criteria, with an honest view of your chances.
Choosing between options such as Express Entry, provincial or state nomination and SkillSelect.
Guidance on educational credential assessments and occupation-specific skills assessments.
Creating and updating your Express Entry profile or Expression of Interest as your circumstances change.
A personalised checklist and a careful review of every certificate, reference letter and form.
Preparing your application after an invitation, and guiding you through medicals, police certificates and requests for information.
Popular routes in each country. Select a destination for the full picture.
Exact requirements depend on the country and visa. We'll give you a personalised checklist for your case.
There isn't one answer for everyone. It depends on your age, education, occupation, language scores, work experience and budget. Canada and Australia run points-based systems for skilled workers, while New Zealand's skilled residence route generally needs skilled employment there. An assessment shows where your profile is most competitive right now.
Not always. Canada's Express Entry and Australia's Skilled Independent (subclass 189) visa don't require one. Other routes, such as employer-sponsored visas or New Zealand's Skilled Migrant Category, are built around a job offer or skilled employment.
It varies by country and programme, and processing times change regularly. You should also allow time for language tests and credential or skills assessments before you apply. We'll give you a realistic timeline based on current official processing times when we assess your profile.
Yes. In most PR programmes you can include your spouse or partner and dependent children in the same application, and your partner's profile can sometimes add to your score.
Tell us about your goals and we'll map out the visa options that fit your profile, clearly and honestly.