Build a Secure Future in Canada with PR
PR (Permanent Resident) in Canada
Looking to settle abroad with your family? Canada offers unmatched opportunities for skilled professionals who want stability, job security, and a brighter tomorrow. Take the next step toward permanent residency and give your loved ones the life they deserve.
Don’t miss out — Canada is calling skilled workers today.
Unrestricted work rights
Enjoy complete work freedom in Canada. As a Permanent Resident, you can work in any industry and across provinces without restrictions.
World-class education
Give your children access to globally ranked schools, colleges, and universities in Canada, known for high-quality education and career opportunities.
Free or subsidized healthcare
Canada PR provides you and your family with access to affordable, government-supported healthcare services, ensuring a safe and healthy future.
Your New Life Starts Now
- Settle in Canada with PR
Canada offers Permanent Residency (PR) to skilled professionals and families who want to migrate and secure a stable, prosperous, and safe future in one of the world’s most welcoming countries.
At Overseas Solutions, we make your journey easier by handling the complexities of immigration. From eligibility checks to final approval, our team guides you step by step—helping you achieve your Canadian dream with confidence.
- Basic Eligibility Criteria for Canada PR (AIPP Program)
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| 🎓 Education | Minimum High School Diploma (higher education preferred; WES/ECA required) |
| 💼 Work Experience | At least 1560 hours of skilled job experience in the last 3 years |
| 🗣️ English Language | CLB 5 for Trades, CLB 6 for Admin, CLB 7 for IT & Healthcare (IELTS accepted) |
| 👤 Age Limit | 21–55 Years (younger applicants have higher chances of employability) |
| 📋 Job Offer | A valid 2-year full-time job contract from an eligible Canadian employer |
| 🏅 Nomination | Must receive provincial nomination (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, or Prince Edward Island) |
| ✅ Clean Records | No criminal background, immigration violations, or previous visa bans |
Top PR Pathways
- Top PR Pathways Under the AIPP Program
Atlantic High-Skilled Program
For skilled professionals with job offers in management, professional, or technical/skilled trades positions.
Atlantic Intermediate-Skilled Program
For candidates with job offers in intermediate-level roles that usually require high school education and/or job-specific training.
Atlantic International Graduate Program
For students who have graduated from publicly funded institutions in Atlantic Canada and have a valid job offer.
Atlantic Immigration Pilot (Employer-Driven)
For applicants with a valid job offer from a designated employer in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, or Prince Edward Island.
- Our Step-by-Step Canada PR Support
Free Eligibility Check
We carefully assess your profile to determine if you qualify for the AIPP Program or other Canada PR pathways.
Document Preparation
Our experts help you organize essential documents, including education credentials (WES/ECA), work experience letters, language test scores, and identity proofs.
Job Offer Assistance
We connect eligible applicants with designated employers in Atlantic Canada, helping you secure the mandatory 2-year job contract.
PR Application & Processing
We guide you through provincial nomination, work permit filing, medical exams, and biometrics for faster and error-free application processing.
Interview & Approval Support
Our team prepares you for employer and immigration-related interviews, increasing your chances of approval.
Pre & Post-Landing Services
From travel planning to job search support and settlement guidance—we ensure you and your family smoothly adapt to your new life in Canada.
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Who Can Apply?
We are currently accepting PR applications for:
- Skilled graduates and professionals with at least 1560 hours of job experience in the last 3 years.
- IT specialists, healthcare workers, engineers, tradespersons, and administrative professionals who meet the required CLB language levels (5–7 depending on job category).
- Applicants with valid job offers from designated employers in Atlantic Canada (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, or Prince Edward Island).
- Families of eligible applicants, allowing spouses and dependent children to migrate together.
