Permanent Residency
Permanent residency, mapped out before you
spend a dollar on it.
Ebenezer Visa helps skilled workers, sponsored family members and students turn a temporary stay into permanent residency — through Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, family sponsorship or the green card process. One consultant, one file, no guesswork.
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Visas we process most
Express Entry
CRS-scored
Provincial Nominee
PNP streams
Family Sponsorship
Spouse & parents
Green Card
US permanent resident
Ways to get permanent residency
Every applicant’s strongest route to permanent residency is different. We match your profile to the pathway that actually fits, not the one that’s easiest to sell.
Skilled Worker
Express Entry
Points-based permanent residency for skilled workers, scored on age, education, language ability and work experience through the CRS.
Regional
Provincial Nominee Program
A province or territory nominates you based on local labor market needs, often lowering the score you need for an invitation.
Family
Family Sponsorship
A spouse, parent or eligible relative who already holds permanent residency or citizenship sponsors your application.
Study Route
Study-to-PR Pathway
Converting Canadian or Australian study and work experience into permanent residency once you meet the experience threshold.
US Track
Green Card Process
Employment-based, family-based or investment-based green card immigration for permanent residency in the United States.
Business
Investor & Entrepreneur PR
Permanent residency through business investment or entrepreneur streams for applicants who qualify financially.
Do you qualify for permanent residency?
Eligibility depends on your pathway, but most permanent resident applications rest on the same core factors.
Factors that strengthen a PR application
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Skilled work experience in an occupation your target country needs -
Strong language test results — IELTS, CELPIP or an equivalent score -
A recognized degree, or an educational credential assessment for one earned abroad -
A spouse, parent or sibling who already holds status in your target country
What we review before you apply
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Your Comprehensive Ranking System score, or equivalent points total -
Whether a provincial nomination could improve your standing -
Any past visa refusals and how they affect your PR eligibility -
Realistic processing times for your specific pathway
How we take you from profile to permanent residency
The same structured process applies whether you’re pursuing Express Entry, sponsorship, or a green card.
01
Profile assessment
We score your profile against current PR pathways and tell you honestly where you stand and what would improve your chances.
02
Pathway selection
We recommend the route — Express Entry, PNP, sponsorship or green card — most likely to succeed for your specific background.
03
Profile and document submission
Your consultant builds your permanent residency profile or petition, checks every supporting document, and submits it correctly the first time.
04
Invitation and landing support
Once you receive an invitation or approval, we guide you through medicals, biometrics and your final landing as a permanent resident.
1600+
PR profiles submitted
93%
Approval rate
6
PR pathways covered
12+
Years guiding permanent residency cases
FAQ
Permanent residency questions we hear most
Straight answers before you commit to a pathway.
How long does it take to get permanent residency?
Express Entry typically processes in around six months once you receive an invitation. Provincial Nominee and family sponsorship routes usually take longer. We give you a current, pathway-specific estimate rather than a generic figure.
What’s the difference between a work visa and permanent residency?
A work visa ties your stay to a job or a fixed period. Permanent residency lets you live and work in the country indefinitely, with a path to citizenship down the line.
Can I apply for a green card without an employer?
Yes. Family-based and certain investor or extraordinary-ability green card categories don’t require employer sponsorship. We assess which category fits your situation.
What happens if my PR application is refused?
We review the refusal reasons, correct the underlying issue, and advise whether to appeal, reapply, or pursue a stronger pathway to permanent residency.
Express Entry typically processes in around six months once you receive an invitation. Provincial Nominee and family sponsorship routes usually take longer. We give you a current, pathway-specific estimate rather than a generic figure.
A work visa ties your stay to a job or a fixed period. Permanent residency lets you live and work in the country indefinitely, with a path to citizenship down the line.
Yes. Family-based and certain investor or extraordinary-ability green card categories don’t require employer sponsorship. We assess which category fits your situation.
We review the refusal reasons, correct the underlying issue, and advise whether to appeal, reapply, or pursue a stronger pathway to permanent residency.
Ready to pursue permanent
residency?
Book a consultation and get an honest read on your Express Entry, PNP, sponsorship or green card options — before you spend anything on fees.