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All 77 pages on chkimmigration.ca, organised the way applications actually work. Search it, scan it, or jump straight to the pathway that fits your situation.
Permanent residence.
Express Entry, PNP, sponsorship, caregivers, H&C and citizenship.
Explore › WORK IN CANADAWork permits.
LMIA-based, open, bridging, spousal, PGWP and IEC permits.
Explore › STUDY AND VISITStudy & visit.
Study permits, visitor visas, eTAs and the super visa.
Explore › STATUS AND EXTENSIONSExtensions & status.
Extensions, maintained status, records and replacement documents.
Explore › REFUSALS AND SPECIAL MEASURESRefusals & remedies.
Reapplications, appeals, TRPs and fee-exempt family violence measures.
Explore › FREE TOOLS AND UPDATESTools & updates.
Pathway finder, PR draw tracker, checklists and the blog.
Explore ›Permanent residence.
Federal and provincial routes to becoming a permanent resident, and how to keep and prove that status.
- Permanent residence overview Compare every PR pathway in one place. ›
- Express Entry CRS score, live draw cut-offs and category selection. ›
- Nurses: immigrate to Canada Express Entry for registered and practical nurses, and what registration involves. ›
- Teachers: immigrate to Canada The routes open to teachers and early childhood educators in 2026, and Ontario certification. ›
- Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) Nomination streams, province by province. ›
- Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) Ontario streams and a points calculator. ›
- RCIP and FCIP community pilots All 18 rural and francophone communities, intakes and cut-off scores. ›
- Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) Employer-driven PR in the four Atlantic provinces. ›
- Alberta (AAIP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- British Columbia (BC PNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Saskatchewan (SINP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Manitoba (MPNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- New Brunswick (NBPNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Nova Scotia (NSNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Prince Edward Island (PEI PNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Newfoundland and Labrador (NLPNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Yukon (YNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Northwest Territories (NTNP) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Nunavut Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Quebec (Arrima and CSQ) Streams, draws and 2026 nomination allocation. ›
- Family class sponsorship Spouse, partner and dependent children. ›
- Caregiver programs Home care work as a route to permanent residence. ›
- Humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) When the rules do not fit your circumstances. ›
- PR card and travel documents Renewals, PRTDs and the residency obligation. ›
- Canadian citizenship Physical presence counted properly, then filed. ›
- Citizenship test What the knowledge test asks, plus practice questions. ›
Work permits.
Employer-specific and open permits, extensions, and support for Canadian employers hiring abroad.
- Work permits overview Every route to working in Canada. ›
- LMIA work permit Employer-specific permits backed by an LMIA. ›
- Open work permit Work for almost any employer in Canada. ›
- Post-graduation work permit (PGWP) Field-of-study rules and hard deadlines. ›
- Bridging open work permit (BOWP) Keep working while PR is in process. ›
- Spousal open work permit (SOWP) Work rights for spouses and partners. ›
- International Experience Canada (IEC) Working holiday, young professionals, co-op. ›
- Francophone Mobility (C16) LMIA-exempt work permits for French speakers outside Quebec. ›
- Work permit extension Apply before it expires and keep your status. ›
- Vulnerable worker open work permit Leave an abusive job without leaving Canada. ›
- Refugee claimant work permit Work while a claim is pending. ›
- Employer services and LMIA For Canadian employers hiring from abroad. ›
- LMIA exemption codes Every IRCC exemption code in one searchable index. ›
- C11 work permit Entrepreneur and self-employed work permits. ›
Study & visit.
Coming to Canada to study, to travel, or to spend a long stretch of time with family.
- Study permits Purpose, finances and filing support. ›
- Visitor visa (TRV) and eTA Which one you need, and how to apply. ›
- Super visa Long stays for parents and grandparents. ›
- Invitation letter checker What the letter must contain — visitor visa and super visa. ›
- Newcomers — your next move Citizenship timing, PR obligations, family sponsorship and permit deadlines after landing. ›
Extensions & status.
Staying lawfully in Canada while your situation changes, and replacing the paperwork that proves it.
- Extend a work, study or visitor permit Maintained status and the timing that matters. ›
- Visitor records and extensions Stay longer as a visitor, lawfully. ›
- Replace a lost or damaged document Cards, permits, confirmations and records. ›
- Refugee travel document Travel as a protected person in Canada. ›
- Asylum claim changes, November 2026 What the IRCC Portal change means for a claim in progress. ›
Refusals & remedies.
A refusal is not the end. Missing the deadline is. Here is what can still be done.
Tools & updates.
Calculators, checklists and a live draw tracker you can use before you ever speak to us.
- PR draw tracker and policy updates Express Entry and PNP draws, one dashboard. ›
- IRCC processing times by country Visitor visa, super visa, study and work permit waits, live from IRCC. ›
- Draw alerts by email An email the day an Express Entry or provincial round is published. ›
- LMIA approved employers 2026 Search published positive LMIA records by employer, province, city, NOC and stream. ›
- Calculators and tools Every free calculator, checker and tracker in one place. ›
- PGWP eligible programs checker Search every eligible CIP code and the rule that applies to you. ›
- Proof of funds calculator Express Entry and PNP settlement funds by family size. ›
- Police certificate checker Which countries need a certificate and how recent it must be. ›
- Medical exam checker Whether your application needs an immigration medical exam. ›
- Document checklists What officers look for, by application type. ›
- CLB calculator Convert CELPIP, IELTS, PTE Core, TEF and TCF scores to CLB or NCLC. ›
- Blog Trends, analysis and practical guides. ›
About & support.
Who we are, everything we file, and the fastest ways to reach a licensed consultant.
- Home CHK Immigration Services Inc. ›
- All services Every pathway we handle, in one place. ›
- About CHK Immigration Licensed RCIC practice in Brampton and London. ›
- Book a consultation Pick an office, pick a format, pick a time. ›
- Brampton office Licensed RCIC serving Brampton and Peel Region. ›
- Spousal sponsorship in Brampton Inland or outland, and the evidence Peel couples already have. ›
- Super visa in Brampton Income table, insurance and the order of things for Brampton hosts. ›
- London office Licensed RCIC serving London and southwestern Ontario. ›
- Privacy Policy How we collect, use and protect personal information. ›
- Terms & Conditions The basis on which this website is provided. ›
- Help centre Answers to the questions clients actually ask. ›
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