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See which pathways could fit you, what you meet and what is missing. Your report is free.
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Built by Robert, who has moved country eight timesI've moved country eight times since 2000. When my family of five arrived in Canada, I was quoted CAD 55,000 just to help us apply, and I spent hours on the official websites without ever being sure where we stood. Then a rule change took away our chance of permanent residence (the right to live in Canada for good), and we moved back to Sweden to start over. So I used 25 years in IT to build the clarity I wish I'd had, and made it free.
Robert Söderström, founder
I hold no immigration licence and I'm not a lawyer. The report tells you when a professional is worth consulting.
Read my storyThese screens come from the example report. It was built for a fictional profile; yours is built from your answers.
Every pathway we assess, checked requirement by requirement, in plain words
An action checklist for each pathway you could apply for
Your points, factor by factor, for the pathways that use a points system
Tell us about your education, work, language skills and family.
We check your answers against the published rules, and your report opens straight away: for each pathway, which requirements you meet, which you do not meet yet, and why.
Save it with just your email and it never expires, so you can open it on any device.
There's no catch. I built this so people could get the clarity I never had, and I met many others in Canada who struggled the same way. There's no cost and no ads, your details are never sold, and nobody will call you. If it helps you, share it with someone planning a move, and tell me what to improve.
Canada's main federal system for skilled workers: everyone gets a ranking score, and in regular rounds the highest scorers are invited to apply. It covers the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program and category-based selection, rounds that invite only people in certain jobs or with strong French. Your report works out your score and compares it with the scores recent rounds needed.
Each province can choose the workers it needs and put them forward for permanent residence, through its own programs and criteria. Your report covers British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces.
Routes tied to an employer in a particular region: the Atlantic Immigration Program, the Rural Community Immigration Pilot and the Francophone Community Immigration Pilot.
Sponsoring a partner, a parent or grandparent, a dependent child or, in some cases, another relative, if you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
Permits that let you work or study in Canada while you build toward residence, including employer-supported and open work permits, the permit for graduates of Canadian schools, study permits, and International Experience Canada, the youth mobility scheme for citizens of partner countries.
Some programs are built around a single profession, and your report checks these too, such as the route for internationally trained doctors.
Try a calculator before you start the questionnaire. What you enter is used for your result and never stored, and none of them need an account.
The short answers. The help section has the rest.
Plain-language explainers on the programs, documents and scores you will meet along the way.
Answer the questionnaire, and your report opens as soon as you finish. Save it to a free account to keep it.
HowToMoveTo provides guidance, not legal advice.
For personalized advice, consult an immigration adviser or lawyer licensed to give advice for the country you are applying to.