Your whole picture, on one page.

This page cannot tell you whether you can stay, and it does not give legal advice. It shows which of Canada’s 135 immigration routes may remain open based on your answers, and what each one requires - a picture, not a verdict. Everything computes on your own device. IRCC does not require you to hire a representative; if your situation is complicated, only a licensed practitioner can advise on your case.

Every route, requirement and figure on this page comes from an official published source - IRCC and provincial program pages, published ministerial instructions, and Employment and Social Development Canada’s public LMIA records. Each fact is collected and human-verified against its source before it enters the page, and the build refuses to publish if its own checks fail. The page then computes entirely on your device - the same answers always produce the same picture.

Route data reviewed 2026-08-29 · 135 routes, count verified 2026-09-27 04:52 MDT (19 closed or replaced programs are no longer counted; latest official change 2026-08-31) · LMIA records 2025Q1-2025Q4. This is when the file was last reviewed - not proof the rules have not changed since. Confirm anything that matters against IRCC or a licensed representative.

Spotted something wrong, unclear or out of date? Tell us - corrections make this page better for everyone. Send a correction.

Align Horizons Inc. is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or the Government of Canada. Program and route names are used only to describe public programs.

This public tool provides general information only and does not give professional advice, make predictions, or endorse specific choices. It has no connection to the Government of Canada or any official agency. You are solely responsible for verifying all outputs and making your own final decisions.

Dates, figures and facts come from the official sources named and linked with each item. Short quotations are reproduced with their source for research and reporting, and remain the property of their owners. AHI's copy is not an official version and is not endorsed by any government, court or tribunal; follow the link for the authoritative text. AHI's own summaries, descriptions and arrangement are © Align Horizons Inc.

Parts of our software are built with the help of AI tools. No AI answers you here: the checks on this page follow fixed, published rules - the same for everyone - and every rule and figure is human-verified against its official source before it ships.

Your questionnaire answers - and anything you type - are worked on in your browser and are not sent to us as you answer. A few things leave only for something you ask for, such as the occupation code for an occupation-list lookup or the pathway of a report you open; the privacy policy lists each one. To operate, improve and commercialize the platform, we measure limited product usage: pages opened, options chosen, features used. These usage events are analyzed and reported in aggregate, and optional measurement stays off until you allow it under Privacy choices below. Like any website, the systems that deliver and protect these pages may temporarily process technical details - IP addresses, device information, request logs - as part of hosting and security. What you see on this page are counts, shapes and public data - never an assessment.

Under PIPEDA you may ask what information we hold about you, have it corrected, or withdraw consent. Make a privacy request - a human answers, and there is no charge.

Align Horizons Inc. is a licensed Canadian immigration consultancy helping immigrants, students, workers - and the employers who hire them - make clear, well-grounded decisions about coming to, and staying in, Canada. It is led by Manuel Iligan, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC R530893) licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants - you can verify the licence on the College’s public register. We combine a licensed practitioner’s judgment with instruments we build ourselves - pages like this one, which show you the whole picture before a single dollar is spent. Our work is guided by three rules: facts over promises, privacy by design, and honesty about what a tool can and cannot tell you. Based in Alberta, serving clients across Canada and around the world.

In Canada, immigration advice for a fee may only be given by a licensed practitioner. Our services are provided under the licence of Manuel Iligan, RCIC R530893, regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants - the federal regulator. Don’t take our word for it: open the College’s Public Register and search the licence number yourself. A licence you cannot verify is a licence you should not trust.

Align Horizons is led by Manuel Iligan, RCIC (R530893), who works each file personally - the tools on this site are built to prepare that conversation, not to replace it. As the team grows, you will meet them here.

Already a permanent resident? See whether you’re ready to apply for citizenship - count your days toward 1,095 and find your earliest-eligible date. Open Citizenship Check → (opening soon)

Email is the door: info@ahilife.ca. Questions about a tool, a licence verification, or anything on this site - write and a human answers.

We are committed to making our website welcoming and usable for as many people as possible. We continue to improve its accessibility and ease of use. If you experience difficulty accessing any part of the website or need information in another format, please contact us so we can assist you.

If our service disappoints you, tell us first - send a complaint - a human reads it and answers. If your complaint concerns the professional conduct of a licensed consultant, you may also raise it with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants, the federal regulator, through its complaints process.