Immigration Pathway Tools for Canada

Source-cited tools for Canadian immigration. Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, sponsorship, study, work, and citizenship pathways.

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PR programs

Permanent residence program families, with federal, provincial, Quebec, and family sponsorship separated cleanly.

Permits

Study, work, visitor, CAQ, restoration, and bridging pages for temporary status and PR preparation.

Quebec

Quebec selection, family sponsorship, and CAQ-linked permit planning in its own provincial authority lane.

Citizenship & status

Residency obligation, PR renewal, citizenship presence, descent, and timeline planning.

Live data

Express Entry rounds, PNP draws, processing times, and current signals for planning timing.

Reference

Stable definitions, code lists, language-test conversions, costs, proof of funds, and source notes.

Four routes to permanent residence.

Federal

IRCC-run economic and family routes. Express Entry lives here as a selection system, not as the whole federal tier.

Express Entry: FSW, CEC, FST
Atlantic Immigration and federal pilots
CRS, rounds, and processing-time signals

PNP

Province and territory nomination routes, with enhanced Express Entry-aligned streams and base streams.

Province-specific labour-market streams
Enhanced and base nomination routes
Draw feeds and stream matching

Quebec

Quebec-selected immigration through MIFI, including PSTQ / Arrima and Quebec family-sponsorship steps.

PSTQ and Arrima invitations
From CSQ to PR
Quebec CAQ and undertaking pages

Family sponsorship

A user-intent route for spouses, partners, children, parents, and grandparents, with Quebec undertaking overlays where needed.

Spousal and partner sponsorship
Parents, grandparents, and dependent children
Quebec undertaking cross-links

Four things to know before you trust the numbers.

Independent of IRCC, by design.

Passavia is not affiliated with IRCC or the Government of Canada. We cite IRCC, StatCan, and CRA as public sources, but we don't process applications or represent the government.

Every number traces to a rule.

Each calculator implements a published IRCC formula. The citation appears next to the result, same inputs in, same number IRCC would compute. Edge cases are flagged inline rather than guessed.

Updated when the rules change.

Draw rounds, fee tables, settlement-funds floors, and category lists are updated after IRCC or a province publishes the change. Each result stamps the revision date it relied on.

Calculations, not immigration advice.

Passavia computes against published rules. It does not assess inadmissibility, prior refusals, or discretionary officer decisions. For licensed help, see the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants or your provincial law society.