The Canadian immigration system is driven mostly by two streams of applicants: namely, independent "skilled workers" and sponsored family members. The advantage of Canada's skilled worker over equivalent American visa categories is that you do not need a job offer to qualify. This category assigns point values to an applicant based upon education and experience. Sometimes, even if an applicant does not have the required 67 out of a possible 100 points, it is possible to apply for "subsituted evaluation".

The Canadian immigration system also has several business immigration categories which accept applicatons from varying levels of investors and entrepreneurs.

Nexus Advisory's in-house immigration advisors are members of the Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants as well as the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants and areauthorized by the Government of Canada to practice immigration law and represent clients in immigration proceedings.

Please explore our site and review the helpful sections on your Canadian immigration options.