Apply for Permanent Residency with CIES
Expert PR guidance for Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK, Germany and many more countries. Free assessment, transparent fees, and full documentation support.
Trusted by applicants for 10+ years — local legal partners in every country.
What is Permanent Residency (PR)?
Permanent Residency (PR) grants long-term stay rights and many benefits similar to citizens, including work, study, and social services. PR is ideal for skilled professionals, families, and investors planning relocation and long-term settlement.
Top PR Countries
Canada
Express Entry • Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) • Family Sponsorship
Australia
Subclass 189/190/491 • Global Talent • Employer-Sponsored
New Zealand
Skilled Migrant Category • Green List Occupations
United Kingdom
Skilled Worker routes • Family routes • Investor routes (case-based)
Germany
Express Entry • Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) • Family Sponsorship
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Benefits of PR
- Live, work & study long-term
- Include spouse & dependent children
- Access to healthcare & education
- Better employment opportunities
- Travel flexibility and stability
Eligibility Requirements
- Age: Typically 18–49
- Education: Bachelor’s or equivalent
- Work experience: Typically 1–3+ years in skilled roles
- Language: IELTS/PTE for many countries
- Clean police & medical records
Documents Required
- Valid passport
- Educational certificates & transcripts
- Work experience letters
- Bank statements & proof of funds
- IELTS/PTE scorecard (if applicable)
- Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)
- Medical reports / Health certificates
- Marriage & birth certificates for dependents
PR Process — Step-by-Step
- Free profile & eligibility assessment
- Score calculation & pathway recommendation
- Skill assessment / ECA (if required)
- Profile submission (EOI/Expression of Interest)
- Invitation to Apply (ITA)
- Application lodgement, PCC & medicals
- PR grant & arrival planning
Why Choose CIES
10+ years of immigration experience, licensed partners, and a high success rate.
End-to-End Support
From documentation to post-landing assistance — we manage the entire process.
Transparent Fees
Clear fee estimates before you commit — no hidden charges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Canada and Australia have structured point-based systems, which many applicants find clear and accessible depending on eligibility.
Yes — spouse and dependent children are usually included. Some countries allow parents to be included in certain programs.
For Canada and Australia, language tests like IELTS or PTE are typically required. Other countries may have different rules.