Immigration Services in Calgary

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program provides provincial immigration pathways for qualified workers, entrepreneurs, and candidates who can contribute to Alberta’s economy.

Calgary residents and prospective newcomers may be considered through streams connected to Express Entry, employment in Alberta, rural economic development, or business activity. Eligibility depends on factors such as occupation, work experience, immigration status, job offers, and provincial priorities.

We can assess your profile, identify an appropriate Alberta pathway, and guide you through both the provincial nomination and permanent residence stages.

A Canadian work permit may allow eligible foreign nationals to live and work in Calgary temporarily while gaining valuable Canadian experience.

Depending on the circumstances, a work permit may require a Labour Market Impact Assessment, qualify for an LMIA exemption, or be available through a spouse, recent graduation, international agreement, or other public policy.

We assist workers and employers with eligibility assessment, supporting documents, employer compliance requirements, extensions, and transitions to permanent residence.

Calgary offers access to universities, colleges, technical institutions, and career-focused programs serving both Canadian and international students.

A study permit application must demonstrate acceptance by an eligible institution, sufficient financial support, a credible study plan, and compliance with Canada’s temporary residence requirements.

We help students prepare study permit applications, extensions, accompanying family applications, and post-graduation immigration strategies.

Express Entry manages applications for several federal economic immigration programs, including the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class, and Federal Skilled Trades Program.

Candidates living or working in Calgary may improve their permanent residence prospects through Canadian work experience, language results, education, a qualifying job offer, or an Alberta provincial nomination.

We provide profile assessments, Comprehensive Ranking System reviews, document planning, profile preparation, and support after receiving an invitation to apply.

Calgary employers may need a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment before hiring a temporary foreign worker.

The process generally requires the employer to demonstrate a genuine labour need, complete appropriate recruitment, offer wages and working conditions that meet program requirements, and comply with federal employment obligations.

We support employers with LMIA strategy, recruitment documentation, application preparation, compliance, and the worker’s related work permit application.