Canada’s Permanent Residency programs are among the most immigrant-friendly globally, offering a pathway to individuals seeking stability, career growth, and a high quality of life. With world-class healthcare, excellent education, and a multicultural society that embraces diversity, becoming a PR holder in Canada means stepping into a future filled with opportunity and security. Whether applying through Express Entry or a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), PR provides a legal and structured way to build your life in one of the most progressive nations on earth. As a permanent resident, you enjoy most of the rights of a citizen, including access to government services and the ability to sponsor family members. Canada isn’t just a destination—it’s a welcoming home for your aspirations.
Determine your eligibility for Express Entry or a PNP stream.
Submit your profile with details like education, work experience, language scores, etc.
Based on your CRS score and draw schedule.
Submit medical, police, proof of funds, and other relevant documents.
Get your Confirmation of PR and travel to Canada.
6–12 months for Express Entry, 12–18 months for PNP
Determine your eligibility for Express Entry or a PNP stream.
Submit your profile with details like education, work experience, language scores, etc.
Based on your CRS score and draw schedule.
Submit medical, police, proof of funds, and other relevant documents.
Get your Confirmation of PR and travel to Canada.
6–12 months for Express Entry, 12–18 months for PNP
What is a Canada PR Visa?
A Canada Permanent Resident (PR) visa is a legal status granted to individuals who are not Canadian citizens but have been authorized to live and work in Canada permanently. It provides long-term residency rights, the pathway to citizenship, and access to nearly all the benefits enjoyed by Canadian citizens.
PR holders can settle anywhere in Canada, enjoy social and health benefits, pursue job opportunities, and eventually apply for Canadian citizenship after meeting the required criteria.
PR status grants you the freedom to reside, work, or study in any province or territory. Whether it’s the hustle of Toronto, the culture of Montreal, or the calm of British Columbia—you choose your lifestyle freely.
PR holders are entitled to Canada’s publicly funded healthcare system and a wide array of social benefits, including pension plans, unemployment insurance, and welfare support—ensuring a secure life for you and your family.
After fulfilling the residency requirements (typically 3 years out of 5), PR holders become eligible to apply for Canadian citizenship. This opens the door to a Canadian passport and voting rights.
Children of PR holders enjoy free access to primary and secondary education in public schools. Post-secondary education is also more affordable due to provincial grants and local tuition fees for PRs.
Once you become a PR, you can sponsor your eligible family members to join you in Canada, helping you build a better life together with your loved ones.
You can work for any employer, in any occupation, full-time or part-time, without requiring a work permit. This flexibility allows you to grow professionally across sectors.
With your PR card, you can travel freely in and out of Canada. You may also enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to multiple countries, depending on your country of origin.
Securing permanent residency involves meeting criteria that reflect your potential contribution to Canada’s economy and society
Hold a minimum of a bachelor's degree, with foreign degrees assessed through an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to ensure equivalency with Canadian standards.
Possess skilled work experience in occupations classified under the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system, demonstrating your ability to contribute effectively to the Canadian labor market.
Achieve required scores in English or French language tests, evidencing your capability to integrate into Canadian society and workplaces.
Demonstrate financial resources sufficient to support yourself and your family upon arrival, ensuring a smooth transition and settlement.
While there is no strict age limit, applicants between 20-35 years receive maximum points under the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), reflecting their potential long-term contribution.
Factors such as previous study or work experience in Canada, or having relatives in Canada, can enhance your eligibility by indicating your ease of integration.
Embarking on the journey to permanent residency is a significant endeavour. Oriens Immigration offers unparalleled support to make this journey seamless.
1. Strategic CRS Optimization: We analyze your profile to develop strategies that maximize your CRS score, enhancing your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA).
2. Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Navigation: Our expertise extends to identifying and applying for PNPs that align with your qualifications, opening additional pathways to permanent residency.
3. End-to-End Application Management: From profile creation to document submission and follow-ups, we manage every detail meticulously, ensuring compliance with all requirements.
4. Post-PR Settlement Services: Securing your PR is just the beginning. Oriens Immigration assists you in your settlement journey with guidance on housing, healthcare registration, schooling for your children, and employment services. We empower you to thrive in your new life in Canada from day one.
5. Transparent Communication: We believe in keeping you informed at every stage. Our advisors offer regular updates, clarify doubts promptly, and ensure you’re always confident in your immigration journey.
6. Proven Track Record: With a history of successful PR approvals and heartfelt testimonials from clients who now call Canada home, Oriens Immigration is your most reliable partner in turning aspirations into reality.
Yes, job offers are not mandatory for Express Entry but can improve your CRS.
It varies, but typically above 470 is competitive for general draws.
Yes, spouse and dependent children can be included.
No for Express Entry; yes for PNP-based PR.
Yes, if you meet eligibility under Express Entry or PNP.
Yes, younger applicants (20–35) score higher.
Oriens is your one-stop solution for resolving all immigration-related queries and getting assistance with the procedure. Our consultants work towards ensuring that your journey of settling abroad does not involve any sort of hustle-bustle. Providing a host of solutions, we aim to take responsibility for all errands and requirements of your visa application process.
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