Which route applies to you?

Six questions. At the end you will know whether your case is straightforward enough to start a file, or whether it is the kind that needs a conversation first.

Have you ever been refused, or are you appealing a decision?

Refusals, removals and appeals change everything about how a file is built.

Yes — I have had a refusalA visa, permit or sponsorship was refused Yes — I am in an appeal or IRB processIAD, RAD or a hearing I am in Canada without valid statusExpired permit, or status in question No, none of these

Where are you now?

In Canada, workingOn a work permit or PGWP In Canada, studying In Canada, another statusVisitor, spouse of a worker, other Outside Canada

What are you trying to achieve?

Permanent residence A work permit, or to extend one To study in Canada To bring family to CanadaSpouse, children, parents or grandparents I am not sure yet

Do you have skilled work experience?

Counted in full years, in a professional, technical, trade or management role.

Yes, including in CanadaAt least one year of Canadian experience Yes, but outside Canada only Less than a year, or none yet

Do you have a job offer from a Canadian employer?

Since 3 November 2026 a written offer in certain occupations is worth a great deal more than it was — and no LMIA is needed for it to count.

Yes, in writing In discussion, nothing signed No

Where should we send your result?

We will send what this assessment found, and nothing else.

Your name Email

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This assessment points you toward the right route. It is general information, not an eligibility decision or legal advice, and it does not create a consultant–client relationship. Your actual options depend on the full facts of your case and on the immigration rules in force when you file.

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Interglobal Immigration is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant practice. In Canada, immigration advice may only be given for a fee by a licensee of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), a lawyer, or a notary in Quebec. Information on this site is general, is not legal advice, and does not create a consultant–client relationship. Your options depend on the full facts of your case and on the immigration rules in force when you file. Last reviewed November 2026.