Immigration Services

Canada · Australia · New Zealand — every pathway, one team.

Licensed consultants guiding you from eligibility check to landing. We specialise in the three top PR destinations for skilled workers and students.

Canada

Canada · Express Entry

Canada's flagship system for skilled workers (FSW, FST, CEC).

Express Entry ranks candidates in a pool using the CRS. Higher scores get invited to apply for permanent residence in monthly draws.

Eligibility

  • 1+ year of continuous skilled work experience (NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3)
  • CLB 7+ in English or French (IELTS / CELPIP / TEF)
  • Post-secondary education with ECA if outside Canada
  • Sufficient settlement funds

Required documents

  • Passport
  • IELTS / CELPIP results
  • ECA report
  • Work reference letters
  • Proof of funds

FAQs

Canada

Canada · Provincial Nominee Program

Get nominated by a province and add 600 CRS points.

Each province operates streams targeting skilled workers, graduates, and entrepreneurs. A nomination almost guarantees an ITA.

Eligibility

  • Meet a specific provincial stream
  • Intent to reside in the nominating province
  • Language, education and work thresholds

Required documents

  • Passport
  • Language results
  • ECA
  • Job offer (if required)

FAQs

Canada

Canada · Study Permit

Study at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).

A study permit lets international students enroll at a DLI and can lead to a PGWP and PR.

Eligibility

  • Letter of Acceptance from a DLI
  • Proof of funds ($20,635+ per year)
  • Clean record and health

Required documents

  • LOA
  • Passport
  • Proof of funds
  • SOP
  • PAL

FAQs

Canada

Canada · Work Permit

LMIA-based and LMIA-exempt work permits.

Work permits enable foreign nationals to work in Canada. Options include LMIA, IMP, PGWP and open work permits.

Eligibility

  • Valid job offer or eligible category
  • LMIA (if applicable)

Required documents

  • Job offer letter
  • LMIA number
  • Passport
  • Education & experience records

FAQs

Canada

Canada · Family Sponsorship

Sponsor your spouse, partner, children, or parents.

Canadian citizens and PRs can sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residence.

Eligibility

  • Sponsor is 18+ Canadian citizen or PR
  • Meet minimum income (parents/grandparents)

Required documents

  • Proof of relationship
  • Marriage/birth certificates
  • Tax documents

FAQs

Canada

Canada · Visitor Visa

Tourism, family, or short-term business visits.

TRV allows stays of up to 6 months; single- or multiple-entry, valid up to 10 years.

Eligibility

  • Valid passport
  • Proof of ties to home country
  • Sufficient funds

Required documents

  • Passport
  • Bank statements
  • Invitation letter
  • Travel history

FAQs

Australia

Australia · Skilled Independent (Subclass 189)

Points-tested PR visa for skilled workers not sponsored.

Subclass 189 grants permanent residence to skilled workers whose occupation is on the Skilled Occupation List and who meet the points test.

Eligibility

  • Occupation on the MLTSSL
  • Positive skills assessment
  • Age under 45
  • Competent English (IELTS 6.0 / PTE 50) — 7+ each band strongly recommended
  • Score 65+ points (higher preferred)

Required documents

  • Passport
  • Skills assessment
  • IELTS / PTE results
  • Work references
  • Health & character

FAQs

Australia

Australia · Skilled Nominated (Subclass 190)

State-nominated PR visa; +5 points and access to STSOL.

State/territory nomination adds 5 points and unlocks a broader occupation list. Requires commitment to live in the nominating state for 2 years.

Eligibility

  • State nomination
  • Points test 65+
  • Skills assessment
  • Competent English

Required documents

  • Passport
  • Skills assessment
  • IELTS / PTE
  • State nomination application

FAQs

Australia

Australia · Student Visa (Subclass 500)

Full-time study at a CRICOS-registered institution.

Subclass 500 lets you study in Australia and work up to 48 hours/fortnight during term.

Eligibility

  • CoE from a CRICOS provider
  • GTE statement
  • Health cover (OSHC)
  • IELTS 5.5 / PTE 42+

Required documents

  • CoE
  • Passport
  • Financial evidence
  • OSHC
  • GTE statement

FAQs

Australia

Australia · Visitor Visa (Subclass 600)

Tourism or family visits up to 12 months.

Multiple streams for tourism, business visitor, or family. Typical stays of 3, 6 or 12 months.

Eligibility

  • Genuine visitor
  • Funds
  • Health and character

Required documents

  • Passport
  • Bank statements
  • Invitation letter
  • Travel plan

FAQs

New Zealand

New Zealand · Skilled Migrant Category

Points-based resident visa for skilled workers.

The SMC uses a 6-points system (qualifications, income, occupational registration, work experience). 6+ points and a job offer at or above the median wage typically qualify.

Eligibility

  • Age under 55
  • Meet English standard (IELTS 6.5 / PTE 58)
  • Skilled job or job offer
  • Health & character

Required documents

  • Passport
  • IELTS / PTE
  • Qualifications (IQA if needed)
  • Employment agreement

FAQs

New Zealand

New Zealand · Accredited Employer Work Visa

AEWV — work in NZ for an accredited employer, path to PR.

The AEWV allows up to 5 years of work with an accredited employer and can lead to residence via the Green List or SMC.

Eligibility

  • Job offer from accredited employer
  • Meet skill/wage threshold
  • English if required by role

Required documents

  • Job offer
  • Passport
  • Skills evidence
  • Health & character

FAQs

New Zealand

New Zealand · Student Visa

Study at an NZQA-approved institution.

Student visa allows full-time study; part-time work up to 20 hours/week during term.

Eligibility

  • Offer of place from approved provider
  • Funds for tuition and living
  • Health insurance
  • IELTS 5.5+

Required documents

  • Offer of place
  • Passport
  • Financial evidence
  • Insurance

FAQs