Free Eligibility Assessment
We review your profile against current Express Entry and PNP requirements.
Manzil Immigration has guided 10,000+ applicants through Express Entry, PNP, study and work pathways to Canadian PR — with a 98% success rate over 12+ years. Get an honest eligibility assessment before you spend a rupee on your application.
Canada offers multiple immigration pathways depending on your age, education, work experience and language ability. Here's how we match clients to the right one.
Federal Skilled Worker, CEC and FST — Canada's fastest system for skilled workers, ranked through the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). We build a strong profile and respond to Invitations to Apply (ITAs).
Ontario (OINP), British Columbia (BC PNP), Alberta (AINP) and other provinces run their own streams. A provincial nomination adds 600 CRS points — a near-guaranteed ITA.
Start with a Canadian study permit, then transition to PR via the Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) and Canadian Experience Class. We handle college selection and GTE preparation.
For applicants with a Canadian job offer — LMIA-based and employer-specific work permits, plus a roadmap to permanent residency afterward.
Full sponsorship applications for spouses, partners, dependent children, and parents/grandparents (PGP) of Canadian citizens or PR holders.
Federal and provincial business immigration streams for entrepreneurs, including the Start-Up Visa and provincial entrepreneur streams.
Express Entry now runs mostly through category-based and PNP-linked draws rather than one universal CRS cut-off. Here's exactly where the last four rounds landed, so you know where your profile needs to sit.
Your CRS score out of 1,200 is built from four factor groups. Provincial nomination and category-based draws can shortcut the general pool entirely.
| Factor | What it covers | Max points |
|---|---|---|
| Core / human capital | Age, education, language ability (IELTS/CELPIP/TEF), Canadian & foreign work experience | 500 |
| Spouse factors | Spouse's education, language, and Canadian work experience | 40 |
| Skill transferability | Combinations of education + language, or education + work experience | 100 |
| Provincial nomination | A PNP nomination from any province or territory | 600 |
| Additional factors | French proficiency, Canadian siblings, Canadian study, arranged employment | ≈600 combined ceiling |
We review your profile against current Express Entry and PNP requirements.
Federal Express Entry, a specific PNP stream, or a study/work-first route.
ECA, language test guidance, and employment reference letters.
Building the strongest possible Express Entry profile.
Complete PR application submitted with accuracy.
Guidance through remaining formalities.
Final approval and landing guidance.
Settlement help once you arrive in Canada.
Figures below are typical ranges for government fees only, per principal applicant — actual amounts depend on family size and program. We confirm exact, current figures during your consultation.
| Pathway | Typical Govt. Fees (CAD) | Typical Processing Time | Job Offer Required? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Express Entry (FSW/CEC) | ~$2,300–$2,600 | 6–8 months from ITA | No |
| PNP-linked Express Entry | ~$2,300–$2,600 + provincial fee | 8–12 months | Sometimes |
| Study Permit | ~$150 application + proof of funds | 4–12 weeks | No |
| Work Permit (LMIA) | ~$155–$230 + LMIA fee | 2–6 months | Yes |
| Spousal Sponsorship | ~$1,135 | 10–12 months | Not applicable |
| Consideration | Express Entry | PNP | Study-First |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | High CRS, in-demand skills | Occupation matches provincial need | Younger applicants, lower current CRS |
| Speed to PR | Fastest, if CRS qualifies | Slower, but near-certain ITA | 2–4 years (study + PGWP + CEC) |
| Upfront cost | Lower | Lower–moderate | Highest (tuition + living costs) |
| CRS impact | Score-dependent | +600 points on nomination | Builds Canadian education & experience points |
No matter which city or province you're aiming for, our team understands the province-specific PNP requirements and local job market considerations.
Our clients trust us for transparent guidance, timely updates, and dedicated support throughout their Canadian immigration journey.
The team guided me through every step of my Express Entry application. Their professional advice and quick responses made the entire process smooth and stress-free. I highly recommend their services to anyone planning to move to Canada.
From choosing the right college to preparing my study permit application, I received excellent support throughout the process. Thanks to their expertise, my visa was approved without any complications.
My spouse sponsorship application was handled with great attention to detail. The team kept us informed at every stage and helped us reunite in Canada sooner than expected. We are truly grateful for their assistance.
Government fees for Express Entry PR applications are typically a few hundred to a couple thousand Canadian dollars per applicant, plus biometrics and medical exams — separate from any consultancy service fees. We give you a transparent, itemized breakdown during your free consultation.
Processing times vary by pathway. Express Entry applications generally move faster once you have an ITA, while PNP-linked and category-based rounds can take longer, and timelines shift as IRCC updates its targets. We give you a realistic timeline based on current IRCC processing standards.
Yes. Under Express Entry — especially the Federal Skilled Worker stream — a job offer isn't mandatory, though arranged employment can add to your CRS score if you have one.
There's no single number. In 2026, IRCC has leaned heavily on category-based draws (French language, healthcare, trades, STEM and more) and PNP-linked rounds, each with its own cut-off — recent rounds have ranged from the low 400s for French-language draws up to the mid-700s for PNP draws. We track every draw and map it against your profile.
Express Entry is the federal system ranking candidates by CRS score. PNP is province-specific nomination that adds 600 CRS points to an Express Entry profile, effectively guaranteeing an ITA — but it requires meeting that province's occupation and connection criteria.
Yes. We work with Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC) registered with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, so every application meets IRCC's legal and documentation standards.
Yes. We review the specific refusal reasons on your file and help strengthen your case before you reapply.
Yes — this is one of the most common routes. Graduates typically move from a study permit to a Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP), build a year of skilled Canadian work experience, then apply through the Canadian Experience Class.
Whether you're exploring Canada PR, a study visa, work permit, or family sponsorship, Manzil Immigration gives you an honest assessment and a clear path forward.
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