Permanent Residence in Canada turnkey
We will help you obtain Permanent Residence with the least difficulty – guiding you to a successful result and citizenship
We will analyze your case and assess the real prospects
We will create a step-by-step immigration strategy for you
We will help you gather and submit documents for PR in Canada
Find out which immigration program to Canada is right for you
Leave a request to get a consultation from an immigration lawyer
After obtaining Permanent Residence, you can apply for Canadian citizenship, subject to certain rules.
Permanent Residence in Canada will open up huge opportunities for you?
Live and work permanently in Canada on equal terms with local residents.
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Move between provinces or leave the country without losing your status.
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Receive education at the rates applicable to Canadian citizens.
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Start a business or hold top positions in Canadian companies.
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Receive free healthcare and social benefits.
But in Canada, there are hundreds of immigration programs with high requirements, nuances, and hidden pitfalls…
Yes. And the worst thing you can do is:
Choosing the wrong immigration program
Spending 6-12 months on the application process
Getting rejected and having to leave the country
What immigration programs to Canada are available
The choice of program depends on literally everything: your age, education, marital status, work experience, level of English.
That’s why a strategy is the key to successful immigration
An immigration strategy is a written action plan that will increase your chances of obtaining Permanent Residence status. It will be created by an experienced international lawyer who knows Canadian legislation and the ins and outs of immigration policies.
Analysis of your individual situation and assessment of chances.
Immigration options that are suitable for you.
A specific action plan for the next 6-12 months.
A complete list of documents for immigration submission.
Exact cost breakdown for obtaining PR.
Oral consultation for strategy discussion.
With the support of experienced immigration lawyers, you will obtain Permanent Residence in Canada more easily, quickly, and with minimal costs
Four elements for your successful immigration
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Consultation
You will understand how the Canadian immigration system works, which programs are available, and which one is the right fit for you.
The consultation lasts 30 minutes in the form of a video call via Zoom, Google Meet, Telegram, WhatsApp, or Viber.
The consultation lasts 30 minutes in the form of a video call via Zoom, Google Meet, Telegram, WhatsApp, or Viber.
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Strategy
After the consultation, the lawyer will create a personalized legalization strategy for your situation.
This is an action plan with immigration options, step descriptions, and a list of documents and actions required to obtain Permanent Residence.
This is an action plan with immigration options, step descriptions, and a list of documents and actions required to obtain Permanent Residence.
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Support and Recommendations
We will create a chat with lawyers who will consult you at every stage of immigration. You can ask questions anytime.
We will also help arrange document translation and verify your diplomas. Support lasts from 3 to 12 months.
We will also help arrange document translation and verify your diplomas. Support lasts from 3 to 12 months.
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Document Submission and Process Monitoring
We will fill out forms, assist with payment of fees, and submit documents on time. We will monitor the progress of your case.
Throughout this time, you will have personal support in a private chat with lawyers. You will not be left alone.
Throughout this time, you will have personal support in a private chat with lawyers. You will not be left alone.
Under what circumstances can you qualify for PR
Federal programs:
Candidates are assessed based on a points system that considers age, education, work experience, and knowledge of English/French.
- FSWP (Federal Skilled Worker Program) – for specialists with higher education and at least 1 year of experience, working in Canada is not required.
- CEC (Canadian Experience Class) – for those who have worked in Canada for at least 1 year in a skilled profession.
- FSTP (Federal Skilled Trades Program) – for skilled tradespeople with at least 2 years of experience and a job offer or license in Canada.
Language requirement: minimum CLB 7 (except for FSTP – CLB 5/4).
Humanitarian program (Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations):
In cases where you are unable to apply for the above-mentioned immigration programs, you may consider the humanitarian program. The main factors considered for applications include:
- how well you have adapted to Canada and the social connections you have formed;
- having family ties in Canada;
- the interests of your children and other children involved in family ties;
- what might happen to you if your application is rejected.
*Currently, we do not work with political asylum (Refugee).
Family Sponsorship:
Canadian citizens or PR holders can sponsor:
- spouses, common-law partners, and children;
- parents, grandparents (through a separate program).
Main requirements: the sponsor must be over 18 years old and must prove their financial stability.
Provincial programs (PNP):
Each province has its own Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) that provide additional points in Express Entry or allow for separate applications. Some programs require a job offer in the province, proof of language proficiency, and a certain level of education, usually at least secondary education or higher.
Pilot programs:
Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) – for work in Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador) with at least 1560 hours of work in the past 5 years (equivalent to 1 year of working 30 hours a week) and a TEER score of 4 or higher. There are some education and language requirements depending on your TEER level.
Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots
Start: March 31, 2025 – for caregivers and nannies. There will be two streams:
Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots
Start: March 31, 2025 – for caregivers and nannies. There will be two streams:
- workers in Canada;
- applicants not currently working in Canada;
Requirements: Previous work experience in Canada is not required, but a full-time job offer in the home care sector in Canada (outside of Quebec) is required. At least 6 months of recent relevant work experience or a certificate of training in caregiving. Language proficiency at CLB or NCLC level 4 or higher. And the equivalent of a Canadian secondary education diploma (or higher).
Individual chat with lawyers
We will create a personal chat in a messenger convenient for you. Together with you in the chat there will be a team of lawyers who will accompany the entire process in real time:
provide you with recommendations
answer questions
prepare documents
At certain stages of the work, you will have personal online consultations with a leading specialist or lawyer.
Working with us has a pleasant side effect
No worries about the risk of rejection
We know immigration requirements perfectly and stay updated on any changes.
You are never left alone with questions
Our team of lawyers is always available on messengers and ready to consult you.
No wasted time on unnecessary bureaucracy
You will have a clear and effective action plan for legalization in Canada.
Want to ask a question or discuss collaboration?
We are available! Leave a request and get a consultation.
Why it is better to go this way with us
We are not a travel agency, not bloggers, and not “amateurs” who have applied for 10+ visas and consider themselves professionals.
We are lawyers who have been living in the immigration sphere for 15 years and know everything about it.
Philip Orlov
Owner of ReLocate, Immigration Attorney
A team of professional lawyers will work on your case
Alina Bondarenko
paralegal
Julia Golinevich
immigration expert
Victoria Ergakova
paralegal
Anastasia Tereshkina
paralegal
Natalia Chatskis
family and parental rights lawyer
Cost of processing Permanent Residence (PR) from start to finish
The exact cost of support in the chat and application for the selected immigration program depends on the client’s specific situation. It is determined during the strategy development process.
50 CAD
Consultation
The cost of consultation is included in the service fee if we continue working together.
250 CAD
Strategy
A detailed action plan for the next 6-12 months for your successful immigration.
250 CAD
Document preparation and application support
750 CAD
Application for the chosen immigration program and process monitoring.
The process of obtaining Canadian PR is multi-layered. It often requires additional expenses. Therefore, the following costs are paid separately:
| Document translation | |
| Additional requests | |
| Apostille and diploma evaluation | |
| Official fees | |
| Resume preparation | |
| Recommendations for finding an employer |
* payment for our services can be split into several installments, the service fees listed are approximate and may vary, the list of additional services is not exhaustive
Why our services are not an expense, but an investment
Support until the result
We don’t disappear after the contract is signed. We keep you informed and support you at all stages.
Transparent agreements
We will set out all the terms of cooperation in a clear and reliable agreement.
Expertise and experience
You trust your case to practicing lawyers.
And this reduces the risk of refusal many times over.
What customers say
Ready to discuss your situation with a lawyer?
Our lawyers are available. Leave a request and get a consultation.
How our collaboration will proceed
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We will schedule a video call, where you will receive a comprehensive consultation on your situation.
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Within 2 weeks, we will create your individual strategy, and then discuss it with you.
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We will help gather the necessary documents for applying for Permanent Residence.
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We will provide legal advice on matters during the application process.
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We will submit the complete set of documents for your Permanent Residence application on time and in full.
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We will monitor the review of your case and continue to support you until a result is achieved.
Why it’s comfortable with us
You will know the cost and service calculation after the strategy is formed
We sign an official contract with clear and fair terms
We break down the work into transparent and sequential processes, so you will know the next steps
Frequently Asked Questions
Which immigration programs do you work with?
Canada is one of our specialties. We work with all federal and provincial immigration programs.
How to choose an immigration program? What should you consider?
Canada has more than a hundred immigration programs. Choosing one on your own can be quite challenging. In general, the program selection depends on whether you have an employer in Canada, if you have relatives, your education, and your level of English (or French), as well as your work experience in and outside of Canada. Each case needs to be analyzed individually.
What is better to choose: a federal or provincial program?
Obtaining permanent residency status through the federal program is quite difficult due to high requirements. Provincial programs often have more lenient requirements. It is important to focus on what a specific province offers.
How long does it take to obtain Permanent Residence status in Canada?
The status is permanent, but the card has an expiration date. After the old card expires, you can get a new one, as long as you haven’t obtained citizenship by that time.