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Your journey: Moving to Canada · Provincial Nominee Program · landing Jan 2027

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Moving to Canada, route: Provincial Nominee Program, landing around Jan 2027.

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Your journey at a glance

60Stepsacross 13 stages
13Documentsto collect or keep ready
6Servicesyou may want help with
22 Oct 2026Start bya few days from today
10 weeksTime you haveuntil landing on 01 Jan 2027
Jan 2027Busiest month22 steps due

Timeline

What do I need to do, and by when?

These 27 steps matter most: the critical ones, the official ones and the ones where a service can help. Dates are counted back from Jan 2027. 60 steps in all.

  1. Phase 1 of 3

    Choose and apply

    to · 16 steps

    Your official route, your documents and your application.

    5 more steps in this phase

  2. Phase 2 of 3

    Prepare to land

    to · 21 steps, 1 already past the usual date

    Work, cover, a first home, phone, money and packing.

    15 more steps in this phase

  3. Phase 3 of 3

    Land and settle

    to · 23 steps

    The border, your first weeks and your first year of paperwork.

    13 more steps in this phase

Workload

Which months are busiest?

Steps due each month, all 60 of them. Plan your free evenings around the longest bars.

  1. Oct 2026 7 steps
  2. Nov 2026 14 steps
  3. Dec 2026 15 steps
  4. Jan 2027 22 steps busiest
  5. Feb 2027 0 steps
  6. Mar 2027 1 step
  7. Apr 2027 0 steps
  8. May 2027 0 steps
  9. Jun 2027 0 steps
  10. Jul 2027 1 step

Documents

Which documents will I need?

13 documents, each listed once with the first step that asks for it. Official pages say exactly what they accept.

  • Passport

    First needed for: Check your passport details and keep it valid

    Have it by

  • Police certificates

    First needed for: Request police certificates, if your route asks for them

    Have it by

  • Education credential assessment (ECA) report

    First needed for: Get your education credentials assessed, if your route needs it

    Have it by

  • Language test result

    First needed for: Take an approved language test and save your result

    Have it by

  • Immigration medical exam confirmation

    First needed for: Do your immigration medical exam, if your route needs one

    Have it by

  • Proof of settlement funds

    First needed for: Gather your proof of settlement funds, if your route asks for it

    Have it by

  • Work experience letters

    First needed for: Ask past employers for reference letters

    Have it by

  • Previous tax and employment records

    First needed for: Ask past employers for reference letters

    Have it by

  • Health / travel insurance certificate

    First needed for: Arrange private health cover for any gap before provincial cover starts

    Have it by

  • Confirmation of PR / work permit approval

    First needed for: Keep your approval documents and passport in your hand baggage

    Have it by

  • Proof of address in Canada

    First needed for: Apply for your provincial or territorial health card

    Have it by

  • SIN confirmation

    First needed for: Keep your SIN confirmation safe and private

    Have it by

  • Provincial health card

    First needed for: Find a family doctor or nurse practitioner

    Have it by

Services and budget

Which services will I probably need, and what might they cost?

Demo Sample prices from our demo partners — not a quote. They show how prices would look; nothing here can be booked or paid for from this page.

  • Relocation & shipping

    Around : Get quotes if you are shipping belongings

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • Temporary stay

    Around : Book temporary accommodation for your first weeks

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • Moving money

    Around : Plan how to move your savings safely

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • Gap health cover

    Around : Arrange private health cover for any gap before provincial cover starts

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • SIM & eSIM

    Around : Get an eSIM for landing day

    No sample price for this service yet.

  • Airport pickup

    Around : Arrange how you’ll get from the airport to your first stay

    No sample price for this service yet.

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What about visa, permit, health and test fees?

Government and test-centre fees are set by the authorities and change. So we never show an amount here. Each card links the official page for the current figure.

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What did we assume?

Anything you did not tell us is listed here, so you can change it.

  • Every date is counted back from Jan 2027. A month on its own is treated as its first day.
  • We assumed you are still exploring, with no partner or children travelling with you, no job offer yet and no province chosen, so steps for those are left out or shown in general terms.
  • We count every step from the beginning. If you have already done some, they are ticked off when you save your plan.
  • No departure city given, so the sample fare uses Delhi (DEL).
  • Due dates come from our journey rules. We do not predict how long any official application takes.
  • Sample prices from our demo partners — not a quote. Official fees are set by the authorities, so we link their pages and never show an amount.

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