Follow Mei’s profile through the released tools. Job listings and household costs are clearly labelled fictional inputs. The separate education example compares real university programs; the business example belongs to Ahmed.
Fictional illustrative inputs. Calculations use the released Global Compass tools; this is not an offer, application or approval.
Marketplace fit analysis · Fictional listing · 2026-10-26
A role to investigate, with the reasons visible
Information systems manager · Toronto, Ontario
$135,000.00 per year · NOC 20012 · 37.5 hours/week · fictional professional role.
Fit evidence: The same occupation as one you told us about.
No job offer or employer interest is assumed. Work authorization and employer support remain separate checks.
Information systems manager
Example employer · not a real opening
Toronto, Ontario · NOC 20012 · TEER 0
$135,000.00 / year
37.5 hours/week · permanent, full time · fictional terms.
Direct a department, its budgets and professional teams. The sample Canadian role is part of the hypothetical managerial assignment, not evidence that the transfer qualifies.
How the role relates to Mei
Looks good
The same occupation as one you told us about.
Looks good
TEER 0: skilled work for Express Entry purposes. A year in it in Canada could count toward the Canadian Experience Class.
Matching explains evidence; it is not a probability of getting hired.
Immigration and employer support
No job offer, employer interest, LMIA or work authorization is assumed. The employer and the applicable route must meet their own requirements.
Unknown
We need proof of your available funds, such as bank statements, to compare with your family size, the community where you will live and your work permit program; IRCC sets no fixed amount for work permits.
This is a conditional comparison: what the rules would say if an employer offered this fictional job on the stated terms. References to “your offer” below describe that assumption, not the person’s present situation. Employer participation, a valid offer, the appropriate permit route and permission to work still need separate evidence.
Looks good
The same occupation as one you told us about.
Looks good
TEER 0: skilled work for Express Entry purposes. A year in it in Canada could count toward the Canadian Experience Class.
Employer support and any required authorization are unconfirmed.
Unknown
We need proof of your available funds, such as bank statements, to compare with your family size, the community where you will live and your work permit program; IRCC sets no fixed amount for work permits.
We need to review any possible admissibility concern or past refusal, and confirm your employer is not on IRCC's non-compliant employers list or in a prohibited sector.
We need to confirm whether your job, or time spent in certain countries in the past year, requires an immigration medical exam with an IRCC panel physician.
We need to confirm you have never worked or studied without authorization or broken permit conditions, that your employer is eligible, and that your qualifications fit the job.
Temporary work permits: general requirements (IRPR s. 200(3))
Set out the conditions for filing a work permit extension before the LMIA or CAQ decision, and the CPTS2026 code the form needs, which the guidance referred to in passing.
Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP): LMIA-based work permit
Before a port-of-entry application, we need to confirm you are visa-exempt or a U.S. permanent resident, whether you live in Canada, and that your LMIA, offer number or open-permit papers are ready.
Contexts checked: Conditional offer: your current immigration plan.
Public postings, historical employer/LMIA records, organizations accepting profiles and actual employer interest are different kinds of evidence. None of them is created by this sample.
Asha is a fictional 24-year-old prospective student with a foreign bachelor’s degree and one year of skilled experience. This is a separate example: Priya is not required to study, and Maria has already graduated.
UBC Vancouver or SFU Burnaby?
UBC Master of Data Science: 10 months, tuition $59,767.92, illustrative total $86,567.92.
SFU Master of Science in Big Data: 16–20 months, first four terms $55,424.64, 16-month illustrative total $97,224.64.
Both are public DLIs with eligible graduate programs. Admission, study permit, PGWP conditions and future PR competitiveness are four separate decisions. Living and travel costs are fictional inputs; official program sources checked 2026-10-26.
University of British Columbia Master of Data Science
Vancouver, British Columbia · in person · 10 months
DLI O19330231062. Public university; IRCC listed with graduate and PGWP-eligible programs in the source review.
$86,567.92
Illustrative total: published tuition $59,767.92 + 10 × $2,500.00 living + $1,800.00 travel.
A shorter period away from work, with an intensive workload. No employment income is assumed during study.
Living and travel are fictional inputs. Student fees, insurance and other costs are additional. Admission and permits are not assured.
Platform DLI record checked 2026-10-24: institution found.
Simon Fraser University Master of Science in Big Data
Burnaby, British Columbia · in person · 16–20 months; modelled at 16 months, with a 20-month sensitivity
DLI O18781994282. Public university; IRCC listed with graduate and PGWP-eligible programs in the source review.
$97,224.64
Illustrative total: published tuition $55,424.64 + 16 × $2,500.00 living + $1,800.00 travel.
A longer period of living expenses and practical work experience through the program; a placement or job after graduation is not guaranteed.
Living and travel are fictional inputs. Student fees, insurance and other costs are additional. Admission and permits are not assured.
Platform DLI record checked 2026-10-24: institution found.
Four decisions, four separate checks
Admission: prerequisites, grades and academic English; the university decides.
Study permit: enrolment, funds for tuition/living/travel, admissibility and the officer’s assessment. Admission alone does not grant a permit.
PGWP: DLI status alone is insufficient. These master’s degrees have no field-of-study restriction, but qualifying language, study history, timing and all other conditions apply.
Future PR: separate eligibility and selection rules. No future draw, invitation or approval is predicted.
Program evidence and cost periods
Check
University of British Columbia
Simon Fraser University
Admission
Equivalent four-year bachelor’s degree; B+ / 76% in upper-year and prerequisite courses. Programming, statistics/probability, and calculus or linear algebra prerequisites. The university decides admission.
Bachelor’s in computing science or a related field, university academic minimums (normally CGPA 3.00/4.33) and country-specific equivalency. Preparation in programming, mathematics, algorithms, databases and operating systems.
Academic language
If required: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall, 6.5 in each component. Academic admission evidence is separate from immigration language tests.
University English minimum, where required: IELTS Academic 6.5 overall, 6.0 in each component. Confirm any higher program requirement directly; admission is competitive.
Career relevance
Applied statistics, computing and AI, with real datasets and a capstone project.
Distributed systems, data engineering and scalable machine learning, with labs and a co-op component.
Tuition basis
2026S/2026W international program tuition: three instalments of CAD 19,922.64. Student fees and later continuing fees are separate; future cohorts may pay different rates.
2026/27 international tuition: first four terms at CAD 13,856.16 each. A fifth term at the published 50% continuing rate adds CAD 6,928.08; co-op fee included, ancillary fees separate.
A longer stay
Another term, if needed, can add tuition and living expense; confirm the university’s continuing fee.
At 20 months, the same fictional living/travel inputs plus one continuing term give $114,152.72, before ancillary costs.
Read each program’s rule-based matching findings
The released Marketplace matcher checks the fictional applicant against each exact program. UBC’s ten-month program tuition falls within one year; SFU’s first-year tuition is three terms, CAD 41,568.48. Whole-program costs remain separate above. Applicant evidence and authorization stay unresolved; academic English is not inferred from an immigration language test.
University of British Columbia: Master of Data Science
Looks good
Your education meets the usual entry level for this program (a bachelor’s degree). Admission itself is the institution’s decision.
Looks good
You said you could show $90,000; the first year here is about $59,768 in tuition alone.
Looks good
In British Columbia, the province you told us about.
Looks good
Based on your answers, your results from a test IRCC lists for a PGWP (CELPIP General, IELTS General Training, PTE Core, TEF Canada or TCF Canada) appear to meet the minimum for your program, or you are exempt as a flight school graduate. Your results must be less than 2 years old when you submit your application.
Based on your answers, you appear able to work off campus up to 24 hours a week during regular terms once you start full-time studies, if your permit allows it and you have a SIN.
Based on your answers, you appear able to work on campus without a work permit and with no hour limit while you study full-time, if your permit allows it and you have a SIN.
We need to confirm your school's DLI status, program length, full-time enrolment in each session (other than the final one or an authorized leave), your completion date, and that your study permit was valid at some point in the 180 days after you completed your program.
We need to confirm whether any PGWP exclusion applies, such as distance learning or a curriculum-licensing program, and the dates that may create an exception.
We need to confirm your program level and length, and whether your passport stays valid for the full PGWP you could receive: a PGWP is issued only for the period your passport is valid. It may be valid for up to 3 years for a program of 2 years or more or a master's degree of at least 8 months, and otherwise for up to the length of your program.
We need to confirm that you have a letter of acceptance and that the school is on IRCC's designated learning institution list, ideally with its DLI number.
We need to confirm your program level, whether your school is public or private, and which PAL/TAL exemption you rely on, with documents that prove it.
We need your documented available funds, first-year tuition, number of accompanying family members and school province (Quebec sets its own amounts) to compare with the required total.
We need to confirm whether you have ever worked or studied without authorization, exceeded work hours, stopped attending, or otherwise broken a permit condition.
We need to confirm whether you need an immigration medical exam. You need one if you will work in a job where public health must be protected (for example in health care, a clinical lab, a primary or secondary school, child care, domestic work or in-home care), whatever the length of your stay. For a stay of more than 6 months, you also need one if, in the year before you come to Canada or apply, you lived in or travelled to a country or territory for 6 months or more in a row where IRCC's country list says an exam is needed. If you already live in Canada and had an exam in the last 5 years that showed low or no risk, you may be exempt from another.
Immigration medical examination (temporary residents)
Simon Fraser University: Master of Science in Big Data
Looks good
Your education meets the usual entry level for this program (a bachelor’s degree). Admission itself is the institution’s decision.
Looks good
You said you could show $90,000; the first year here is about $41,568 in tuition alone.
Looks good
In British Columbia, the province you told us about.
Looks good
Based on your answers, your results from a test IRCC lists for a PGWP (CELPIP General, IELTS General Training, PTE Core, TEF Canada or TCF Canada) appear to meet the minimum for your program, or you are exempt as a flight school graduate. Your results must be less than 2 years old when you submit your application.
Based on your answers, you appear able to work off campus up to 24 hours a week during regular terms once you start full-time studies, if your permit allows it and you have a SIN.
Based on your answers, you appear able to work on campus without a work permit and with no hour limit while you study full-time, if your permit allows it and you have a SIN.
We need to confirm your school's DLI status, program length, full-time enrolment in each session (other than the final one or an authorized leave), your completion date, and that your study permit was valid at some point in the 180 days after you completed your program.
We need to confirm whether any PGWP exclusion applies, such as distance learning or a curriculum-licensing program, and the dates that may create an exception.
We need to confirm your program level and length, and whether your passport stays valid for the full PGWP you could receive: a PGWP is issued only for the period your passport is valid. It may be valid for up to 3 years for a program of 2 years or more or a master's degree of at least 8 months, and otherwise for up to the length of your program.
We need to confirm that you have a letter of acceptance and that the school is on IRCC's designated learning institution list, ideally with its DLI number.
We need to confirm your program level, whether your school is public or private, and which PAL/TAL exemption you rely on, with documents that prove it.
We need your documented available funds, first-year tuition, number of accompanying family members and school province (Quebec sets its own amounts) to compare with the required total.
We need to confirm whether you have ever worked or studied without authorization, exceeded work hours, stopped attending, or otherwise broken a permit condition.
We need to confirm whether you need an immigration medical exam. You need one if you will work in a job where public health must be protected (for example in health care, a clinical lab, a primary or secondary school, child care, domestic work or in-home care), whatever the length of your stay. For a stay of more than 6 months, you also need one if, in the year before you come to Canada or apply, you lived in or travelled to a country or territory for 6 months or more in a row where IRCC's country list says an exam is needed. If you already live in Canada and had an exam in the last 5 years that showed low or no risk, you may be exempt from another.
Immigration medical examination (temporary residents)
Conditional future scenarios using the released study planner
Plan using today’s rules and stated assumptions. Start: 1 September 2027. Province: British Columbia. Fictional CLB 9 listening / CLB 8 other English skills are assumed renewed when required; one year of authorized, paid, qualifying Canadian skilled work is an additional scenario.
Master of Data Science
Baseline CRS 356 → graduation 413 → plus one qualifying work year 491.
Completion 2028-07-01, age 26; work scenario 2029-07-01, age 27.
No nomination, job offer, admission, permit or employment is assumed. The work scenario is conditional on all required authorizations.
All calculation assumptions
The program starts September 1, 2027 and runs 10 months, so it ends July 1, 2028. The length is the usual length of this credential, not a fact about any one program: change it to the real length and the dates move with it.
The estimate is worked out for July 1, 2029, when you would hold the credential and have 1 year of skilled work in Canada, at the age you would be then (27).
The credential is earned in Canada, full time, at a designated learning institution, and it is a credential IRCC counts for its Canadian education points.
You have valid language test results at the levels you gave us when you apply. Results more than two years old earn no points, so the projection dates them to that day rather than counting results that would have expired.
Your existing credential stays assessed: an ECA report earns points for five years, so the projection dates yours to that day rather than counting an expired report.
The work after you finish is paid, skilled, authorized work in Canada, which is what work on a post-graduation work permit would be. IRCC decides that permit after the program ends, against the rules that apply then.
No provincial nomination, which is worth 600 points on its own.
No job offer, and no extra points for working in a high-wage occupation: those depend on the occupation and on IRCC’s published list, which nobody can settle for a job you do not have yet.
No change to your language results, and nothing for a second official language you do not have yet.
the occupation (NOC) of your main skilled job in Canada
Master of Science in Big Data
Baseline CRS 356 → graduation 413 → plus one qualifying work year 491.
Completion 2029-01-01, age 26; work scenario 2030-01-01, age 27.
No nomination, job offer, admission, permit or employment is assumed. The work scenario is conditional on all required authorizations.
All calculation assumptions
The program starts September 1, 2027 and runs 16 months, so it ends January 1, 2029. The length is the usual length of this credential, not a fact about any one program: change it to the real length and the dates move with it.
The estimate is worked out for January 1, 2030, when you would hold the credential and have 1 year of skilled work in Canada, at the age you would be then (27).
The credential is earned in Canada, full time, at a designated learning institution, and it is a credential IRCC counts for its Canadian education points.
You have valid language test results at the levels you gave us when you apply. Results more than two years old earn no points, so the projection dates them to that day rather than counting results that would have expired.
Your existing credential stays assessed: an ECA report earns points for five years, so the projection dates yours to that day rather than counting an expired report.
The work after you finish is paid, skilled, authorized work in Canada, which is what work on a post-graduation work permit would be. IRCC decides that permit after the program ends, against the rules that apply then.
No provincial nomination, which is worth 600 points on its own.
No job offer, and no extra points for working in a high-wage occupation: those depend on the occupation and on IRCC’s published list, which nobody can settle for a job you do not have yet.
No change to your language results, and nothing for a second official language you do not have yet.
the occupation (NOC) of your main skilled job in Canada
Full fictional applicant inputs
purpose
Become a permanent resident
target
Permanent residence
currentStatus
Outside Canada: no current Canadian status
citizenshipSignals
None of these
birthDate
2002-06-15
q14
India
currentOccupation
21211: Data scientists
q20
Bachelor's degree OR a three or more year program at a university, college, trade or technical school, or other institute
q26
No
q15
Yes
clbListening
9
clbReading
8
clbWriting
8
clbSpeaking
8
canadianWorkYears
None
foreignWorkYears
1 year
q41
Never Married
fullName
Asha: fictional prospective student
q13
India
currentOccupationDuties
I build machine-learning models and analyse customer data for a fintech company in Bangalore.
q21
Data scientist
q55
Build and test machine-learning models; analyse large customer datasets; present findings to product teams.
I have not applied to any immigration authority before
documentTranslations
No: all of my documents are in English or French
studyFundsAvailable
90000
studyProvince
British Columbia
Master’s graduates may qualify for a three-year PGWP, subject to all applicable conditions and passport validity. CLB/NCLC 7 in all four abilities, eligible study history and application deadlines still matter. A prior PGWP prevents a second one. Verify current requirements before enrolment and again before applying.
Ahmed’s separate alternatives · Fictional costs · Rules evaluated 2026-10-26
Start or buy: compare the whole commitment
The same fictional owner-manager background is tested with two lower-investment alternatives. Neither is an actual business for sale or a completed investment.
Start versus buy: investment is only one part
Start: CAD 180,000 investment; CAD 310,000 combined business and family reserve. Buy: CAD 140,000 purchase; CAD 295,000 combined commitment.
Fictional planning inputs. Keep eligible investment, operating funds, due diligence and household costs separate. A purchase does not provide a work permit or permanent residence.
Start a services business
$310,000.00
Proposed investment
$180,000.00
Operating reserve
$65,000.00
Due diligence and setup
$15,000.00
Family reserve
$50,000.00
Keep an operating reserve after setup; revenue and approval are not assumed.
Buy an existing services business
$295,000.00
Proposed investment
$140,000.00
Operating reserve
$80,000.00
Due diligence and setup
$25,000.00
Family reserve
$50,000.00
A lower purchase price does not prove program eligibility. Check ownership, business history, eligible investment and jobs.
Price and immigration eligibility are separate
Start · Alberta
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program: Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Stream: Based on your answers, your degree was completed more than 10 years ago, so you can't use Alberta's Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Stream: the degree must have been completed within the last 10 years when you submit your expression of interest.
Start · British Columbia
BC Provincial Nominee Program: Entrepreneur Immigration Base stream: Based on your answers, your net worth or own-funds investment may be below BC Base stream minimums of $600,000 and $200,000; the Regional stream has lower thresholds.
The engine may find a minimum investment, ownership, job, location or evidence barrier even when the purchase is affordable. A stream with no identified barrier is not an approval.
Compare provincial requirements and sources
Start a services business · $180,000.00 proposed eligible investment
4 provincial streams evaluated for Alberta and British Columbia.
Alberta
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program: Rural Entrepreneur Stream · Further evidence or judgment needed
Still to confirm: Business must be in a participating rural Alberta community (outside the Calgary and Edmonton census metropolitan areas), with a Community Support Letter and exploratory visit
Professional judgment: Rural Entrepreneur Stream points grid (maximum 175)
Based on your answers, your degree was completed more than 10 years ago, so you can't use Alberta's Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Stream: the degree must have been completed within the last 10 years when you submit your expression of interest.
BC Provincial Nominee Program: Entrepreneur Immigration Base stream · Barrier identified
Based on your answers, your net worth or own-funds investment may be below BC Base stream minimums of $600,000 and $200,000; the Regional stream has lower thresholds.
Buy an existing services business · $140,000.00 proposed eligible investment
3 provincial streams evaluated for Alberta and British Columbia.
British Columbia
BC Provincial Nominee Program: Entrepreneur Immigration Base stream · Further evidence or judgment needed
Still to confirm: Base: personal net worth $600,000 and eligible personal investment $200,000 (invested within 610 days of arriving on the BC PNP work permit)
Still to confirm: Base: one-third ownership, one new full-time job, CLB 4, active management and residence near the business
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program: Rural Entrepreneur Stream · Further evidence or judgment needed
Still to confirm: Business must be in a participating rural Alberta community (outside the Calgary and Edmonton census metropolitan areas), with a Community Support Letter and exploratory visit
Still to confirm: Ownership 51% (new) or 100% (succession), job creation, Alberta residence and eligible business
Professional judgment: Rural Entrepreneur Stream points grid (maximum 175)
Based on your answers, your degree was completed more than 10 years ago, so you can't use Alberta's Foreign Graduate Entrepreneur Stream: the degree must have been completed within the last 10 years when you submit your expression of interest.
Household reserve, working capital and a purchase price are not interchangeable with an eligible investment or net-worth requirement. No revenue, work permit, nomination or PR is promised.
Check the applicable stream and financial evidence before signing.
Obtain independent financial, operational and legal due diligence.
Confirm any invitation, business-agreement and work-authorization steps before operating.
Track performance and any nomination/PR requirements separately.
Credential and licensing navigator · 2026-10-26
Recognition for the work you intend to do
Computer and information systems managers · Ontario
We have not checked whether this work needs a licence here. Before anything else, check with the regulator for this province whether this occupation is licensed there. We have not checked it, and nothing below answers that question.
Keep the immigration ECA, any professional licence for the intended activities, and employer recognition of skills separate. Do not buy an optional credential until its relevance to the role is clear.
Occupation catalogue checked 2026-10-25.
Computer and information systems managers · Ontario
We have not checked whether this work needs a licence here
Before anything else, check with the regulator for this province whether this occupation is licensed there. We have not checked it, and nothing below answers that question.
Published catalogue checked 2026-10-25. Immigration, professional licensing and employer recognition are separate.
Three different questions
ECA for immigration: verify the assessed education and report expiry used in the assessment.
Permission to practise: check the intended activities and province with the relevant regulator. No extra licence is invented to complete a story.
Employer recognition: compare actual job requirements, experience and portfolio before buying a voluntary credential.
Prepare before paying for another credential
Collect the degree, ECA and employment evidence already used in Mei’s profile. Compare the exact role’s requirements before paying for optional training.
Government immigration fees, regulator charges, voluntary certification and professional advice have different purposes. Obtain applicable published fees or quotations; no unverified fee is included in the sample budget.
Catalogue limits and occupation evidence
Nothing in project management needs a licence. A certification is what employers often ask for, and holding one lets nobody do work they could not do without it.
A complete licensing route has not been verified for this occupation and destination. Use the preparation plan to start gathering evidence and identify the requirements to confirm. An unchecked requirement is not treated as absent, and any regulated work needs the destination regulator’s decision.
Preparation guidance is available for each occupation and destination. A published licensing route adds requirements checked against the regulator’s own pages and released through the firm’s review process. Where that review is incomplete, the plan separates actions you can take now from requirements, costs and locations that still need confirmation. Preparation guidance does not establish whether you qualify for a licence, and an unchecked requirement is not treated as absent.
Toronto · 2 adults and 1 children. Compare an arrival reserve without assuming employment income.
3 months without income
$23,000
Housing $3,200/month + essentials $1,800/month, travel $4,500 and setup $3,500.
Available savings have not been supplied. Confirm funding before committing.
Fictional inputs, not market quotes or an immigration proof-of-funds threshold. No salary is counted.
6 months without income
$38,000
Housing $3,200/month + essentials $1,800/month, travel $4,500 and setup $3,500.
Available savings have not been supplied. Confirm funding before committing.
Fictional inputs, not market quotes or an immigration proof-of-funds threshold. No salary is counted.
Adjust the fictional monthly budget
Six-month planning subtotal: $38,000.
The same budget calculation used in Success in Canada totals these inputs. Changes stay in this page and are not saved to an account.
Immigration/application fees, professional fees, health insurance, childcare and licensing/training costs are not priced here. Obtain applicable amounts before committing. This subtotal is therefore incomplete until those applicable costs are added.
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Consultation and sharing confirmation
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 10:00–10:30 a.m. · Toronto (EDT)
Assessment version 1 · October 26, 2026 1 selected opportunity · 1 budget · No comparison selected
Payment: None taken in this example. Meeting link: Issued privately for a real confirmed appointment.
Your saved briefing is available to you and the assigned reviewer or an authorized administrator. Sensitive assessment details stay out of the calendar invitation.
Fictional demonstration. No appointment booked or information shared.
The example below shows the completed state. Select your details and confirm above to try it.
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Shared consultation briefing · version 1
Shared 2026-10-26. Assessment released 2026-10-26. This saved version stays unchanged when your live assessment or saved opportunities change.
Sharing is for consultation preparation. It does not mean a lawyer has reviewed or accepted your matter.
Your goal
You’re aiming for: Employer-specific work permit (work in Canada).
You’re aiming for: Employer-specific work permit (work in Canada). We checked your answers against 14 requirements for your goal. Here’s what we found: 2 appear to be met, 11 need more information and 1 needs a lawyer to look closer.
Suggested pathways
Temporary work permits: general requirements (IRPR s. 200): A lawyer needs to look closer at: Temporary intent: will leave Canada by the end of the authorized stay.
Temporary work permits: general requirements: From what you told us, 0 of 2 requirements checked appear to be met. We still need to confirm: Enough money for self and family during the stay and to return home; Admissibility and prohibited employers.
Temporary work permits: general requirements (IRPR s. 200(3)): From what you told us, 0 of 1 requirement checked appear to be met. We still need to confirm: Mandatory refusal grounds in IRPR 200(3).
IMP: Intra-company transferees [R205(a) – C61, C62, C63; formerly C12]: From what you told us, 2 of 3 requirements checked appear to be met. We still need to confirm: At least 1 year of continuous full-time employment in a similar position in the previous 3 years.
IMP: Intra-company transferees, executives and managers [R205(a) – C62]: From what you told us, 0 of 1 requirement checked appear to be met. We still need to confirm: Executive or managerial capacity (incl. manager of an essential function); 7-year cap.
Deadlines and missing information
We need proof of your available funds, such as bank statements, to compare with your family size, the community where you will live and your work permit program; IRCC sets no fixed amount for work permits.
We need to review any possible admissibility concern or past refusal, and confirm your employer is not on IRCC's non-compliant employers list or in a prohibited sector.
We need to confirm you have never worked or studied without authorization or broken permit conditions, that your employer is eligible, and that your qualifications fit the job.
We need your foreign employment dates and hours showing at least one continuous year of full-time work in a similar role in the last three years, and that you are still employed by the company.
We need job descriptions and organization charts showing your authority over staff or an essential function, abroad and in Canada, plus any earlier transferee time in Canada.
We need to confirm whether your job, or time spent in certain countries in the past year, requires an immigration medical exam with an IRCC panel physician.
We need the offer of employment number from your employer's Employer Portal submission, showing the LMIA exemption code relied on, before you apply.
We need the Employer Portal receipt for the CAD 230 employer compliance fee, or documents showing a fee exemption, before you apply.
We need to confirm which exception lets you apply from inside Canada, such as a valid permit held by you, your spouse or a parent, or a pending spousal, partner or family-class permanent residence application.
Before a port-of-entry application, we need to confirm you are visa-exempt or a U.S. permanent resident, whether you live in Canada, and that your LMIA, offer number or open-permit papers are ready.
We need the date your status expired and confirmation you met your other permit conditions; restoration must reach IRCC within 90 days unless a provincial letter-of-support exception applies.
Your questions and corrections
Which missing evidence should I gather first, and which pathway needs further assessment?
This is a fictional example. No additional personal information supplied.
Published date unavailable. Source checked 2026-10-26.
Facts saved at sharing
Direct a department, its budgets and professional teams. The sample Canadian role is part of the hypothetical managerial assignment, not evidence that the transfer qualifies.
Toronto, Ontario · CAD 135,000 per year: fictional input
No offer, work authorization or employer participation is assumed.
Mei · 3-month reserve
3 months · 2 adults · 1 children · Toronto
Balance after costs using confirmed income: CAD -23,000. Hypothetical income remains separate.
Scenario date 2026-10-26. No salary, employer reimbursement or permission to work is assumed.
Amounts are fictional Canadian-dollar planning inputs. Savings and this budget are not the legal settlement-funds requirement.
Costs are counted over 3 months, for 2 adults and 1 child.
A figure published by a body is counted once at the amount it publishes, with no allowance for an increase it has not announced.
Immigration/application fees, professional fees, health insurance, childcare and licensing/training costs are not priced here. Obtain applicable amounts before committing.
A scenario is a way of asking what something would cost, not a prediction. Nothing here promises when you will be licensed, that you will be offered a job, or what you would be paid.
This total is your own arithmetic over the figures you chose to include. No regulator or government publishes a total for a route, so a total is never theirs, and anything nobody publishes is left out of it and listed under what is still unknown.
Income you have told us is already settled, with what you hold to show it. This is the only income any total here counts.
These are figures you are trying out, not figures anybody has offered you. They are kept out of every total of what you actually have.
Saved budget calculations
Costs included: CAD 23,000. This total is your own arithmetic over the figures you chose to include. No regulator or government publishes a total for a route, so a total is never theirs, and anything nobody publishes is left out of it and listed under what is still unknown.
Housing: CAD 9,600. Fictional monthly household input, not a rent quote.
Food, transport, phone and other essentials: CAD 5,400. Fictional monthly household input.
Travel: CAD 4,500. Fictional household allowance; obtain a quote.
Arrival and household setup: CAD 3,500. Fictional one-time allowance.
Confirmed income over 3 months: CAD 0.
Hypothetical income, excluded from the confirmed balance: CAD 0.
Assumptions and limits
We checked your answers as they stood on October 26, 2026, against the rules in force then. A change announced after that day isn’t included here.
If we couldn’t tell whether a requirement applies to you, we kept it in view. That means 3 requirements here may turn out not to concern you.
5 answers you wrote in your own words were not read by the rules: they only read the questions with set answers. A lawyer reads what you wrote.
Selected scenarios use the rules and sources available at the capture date. They are conditional comparisons, not predictions or legal advice.
A saved listing is not a job offer, admission decision or work authorization. Corrections below are statements for discussion and do not change the assessment.
Using the Marketplace is optional and is never a condition of booking a consultation or retaining the firm.