Step 1: Eligibility

Fill in our free application form correctly.

Step 2: Sign our agreement and pay your fees

We will send you a retainer agreement to sign and return with all fees, including all professional and government fees in order to process the application.

Step 3: Complete and return Application Forms

Step 4: Submission of the application package to the Canadian visa office

Once all necessary documents are complete, we will submit the application to the visa office.

Step 5: Interview Date Notification

Step 6: Medical Examination

Step 7: Decision & Visa Issuance

Step 8: Welcome to Canada

If decision is positive, you will be granted immigration visa.

You should expect four types of fees during the immigration application process:

1- Professional fees:

are for services provided by Immigration Canada Network.

2- Processing fees:

are required by the Government of Canada to process your application.

3- Right of Permanent Residence Fees:

are required for processing and issuance of your visa at a later stage.

4- Other fees:

include but not limited to: translation, Medical Examination, Police Certificates, tests of English or French proficiency, etc.

You may wish to retain an Immigration Consultation.

Permanent residents are required to spend at least 730 days (two years) in every five year period in Canada. However, time spent abroad in the following cases will be treated as time spent in Canada; outside Canada, accompanying a Canadian citizen, who is their spouse or common-law partner; outside Canada, employed on a full-time basis by a Canadian business; or outside Canada, accompanying a permanent resident who is their spouse or common-law partner who is employed on a full-time basis by a Canadian business.

Unfortunately, self-assessment can not promise you anything with regards to your application. More often than not your understanding on requirements can be wrong. Even if your understanding is correct, the supporting documents you prepare might be insufficient. In fact, in some cases, even if your score is high enough, your case could be still denied if immigration officers judge that you are inadequately capable of establishing your life in Canada.

Free Assessment will give you only the possibility of you getting permanent resident status based on the information you have provided on-line while with Immigration Canada Network's consultation service, we will communicate with you on your current status as well as your past history to analyze and seek the best possible option to let you apply for PR status.

It is impossible to give any guarantee to our clients in a situation where the final decision on a specific immigration matter can be made only by an immigration officer. In addition, we are strictly prohibited by CSIC from providing clients with bold and confident assurance. We always undertake our client's representation only after a careful preliminary assessment of the client's case and tell the client how the chances of success are. We never take on unrealistic cases because it is against the clients' interests.

Nobody can answer this question precisely. Because there are many variables that could affect the processing time such as the number of files already in the process or the projected number of immigrants which the Minister commits every year. In addition, the processing time depends on the class under which you apply, whether your interview is waived, or the complexity of your case.

You must submit your application to a visa office which is responsible for the country of your nationality or the country in which you are currently residing and have been lawfully admitted for at least one year.

Yes. However, you must have a bona fide reason to stay temporarily in Canada.

Federal: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/fees/fees.asp
Quebec: http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/biq/hong-kong/fees.html