1. Check Eligibility
   • The Canadian PR System is based on a 67-point system, which assigns points based on various factors, including:
     1. Age
     2. Qualification
     3. Relevant work experience
     4. Language Proficiency
     5. Adaptability
     6. Arranged employment
     7. Therefore, you must meet the Canadian Permanent Resident Visa requirements before applying for Canadian PR.
2. Go for ECA (Educational Credential Assessment)
   • You need to provide the relevant assessing authorities such as WES, IQAS, ICAS, etc., with the ECA that proves your schooling is the same and meets the Canadian instructional guidelines.
   • As well as demonstrating your knowledge of the particular field, it indicates that you are capable of performing successfully in that field. It is therefore an important document that you need to support your Canada PR application.
3. Create an Express Entry Account
   • Once you have completed the ECA process, you will need to create an Express Entry profile. The information you provide in your Express Entry profile must be valid, for example, your individual, capability, significant experience, IELTS, assets, etc. language test results
   • Your NOC (National Occupational Classification) Job title and Code
   • The profile may be exited at any time. We keep your information confidential and automatically save it in your account, so no need to worry. A 60-day deadline applies to the completion and submission of your Express Entry Profile. Without preparation, you will have to begin the entire cycle from scratch.
   • Canadian PR visa applications do not require you to create an express entry profile. Canadian Permanent Resident Visas can be obtained directly through the Canada PNP if your IELTS score is less than six bands.
4. Be ready for PNP Option:
   • If your CRS score is lower. You don’t need to worry. Getting a provincial nominee certificate can help you improve your CRS score. You can increase your 600 CRS score significantly by obtaining PNP approval.
   • Nominations are not required by any CRS for many PNPs, such as the Saskatchewan PNP, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
5. Get ITA and submit the documents
   • You will receive an ITA (Invitation to Apply) once you meet the minimum CRS score. Within 60 days of receiving an ITA, you must submit your Canadian Permanent Resident Visa application along with the required documents and visa application fee to the IRCC.
6. Biometric and Fly into the World of Opportunities
   • Lastly, you must submit your biometrics fees to make your dreams a reality.

Read More: It costs approximately CAD 85 (4860 INR) for those aged 14-79 to obtain their biometrics. Afterward, you can fly to Canada, your Dream Destination, once you receive a Canada PR visa stamped in your passport.

Note: Families with two or more applicants applying at the same time and place pay CAD 170 for biometrics.