Express Entry: permanent residence in Canada
1Permanent residence in Canada: Express Entry
Quick answer
Do you want to live and work in Canada permanently? Permanent residence (PR) lets eligible candidates settle legally in Canada, access many social rights, and build a long-term project for themselves and their family.
At KAMDJOU Immigration Canada, every PR file is treated as a structured project to:
- Assess your eligibility for one of the Express Entry program streams.
- Prepare a complete file, clear and compliant with IRCC requirements.
- Anticipate and reduce the risks of refusal or delay.
Our approach
Each file is handled with method and rigour:
- Personalized analysis of your profile, professional, academic, and family experience.
- Step planning and precise tracking of the process.
- Realistic and transparent advice, with protection of your interests starting at the initial consultation.
Statutory references: IRPA s.10.1, 10.2, 10.3 (electronic applications and Express Entry system); ministerial instructions on draw rounds.
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FAQ
Common questions
Is Express Entry an immigration program?
Not exactly. Express Entry is the online system IRCC uses to manage applications to several federal permanent-residence programs, including the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program and the Canadian Experience Class. Candidates create a profile, receive a score and may be invited to apply during IRCC draw rounds.
Can I apply from Cameroon or from abroad?
Yes. The Express Entry process is entirely online. Our support is delivered remotely worldwide, in French or English, by secure videoconference and document portal. A signed written mandate is required before any work begins.
Does French help my profile?
IRCC holds category-based draw rounds, including rounds focused on French-language proficiency. A recognized French test can strengthen a profile. No outcome is ever guaranteed; eligibility is assessed case by case.