08/27/2026
A few weeks. One completely new PR strategy. And now an ITA! 🇨🇦🎉
With the right guidance, things can change FAST. Nothing is impossible! 🙌
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This client came to us looking for more PR options, and we guided them toward an Express Entry–linked PNP pathway.
The client explained the PNP requirements to his employer, and they agreed to support his application.
He received his BC PNP ITA, but a few challenges came up — and with his work permit expiring, everything was at risk.
We submitted his PNP application, followed by an LMIA-exempt work permit application with a strong LOE, helping him maintain his status while moving forward with his PR journey.
He was not yet eligible to be approved for this but we had a strategy in mind
His PNP was approved, adding 600 points to his Express Entry profile and completely transforming his CRS score! 🎯🇨🇦
His PNP was approved, adding 600 points to his Express Entry profile and completely transforming his CRS score! 🎯🇨🇦
We then raised a webform to update his work permit application — and just a few days later, his work permit was approved too! 🎉🇨🇦
Stop rejecting yourself from PR before Canada does. 🇨🇦
A low CRS score does not automatically mean you have no pathway to permanent residence.
Express Entry is one pathway — not the entire PR system. The real question is: What PR strategy fits YOUR profile?
Sometimes, you don’t need a higher CRS. You need to explore different options.
Comment “PR” if you want to understand your options.
Stop rejecting yourself from PR before Canada does. 🇨🇦
A low CRS score does not automatically mean you have no pathway to permanent residence.
Express Entry is one pathway — not the entire PR system. The real question is: