Canadian Skilled Migration
Canada is a top destination for skilled Vietnamese workers, with a transparent CRS scoring system and a PR quota of about 485,000 people per year. M2W advises on the main categories: Express Entry (FSW, CEC, FST), the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) for each province, and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) for the Atlantic region.
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Why choose skilled migration to Canada
Canada is one of the most transparent migration destinations: many skilled categories grant permanent residence (PR) directly without requiring a temporary visa first. The centrepiece is the Express Entry system — managing applications through three streams: CEC (Canadian experience), FSW (federal skilled worker) and FST (skilled trades), scored openly under CRS.
Alongside Express Entry, the PNP (provincial nomination program) adds +600 CRS points when nominated — making an invitation in the next round almost certain. In 2026, Canada prioritises invitations by shortage-occupation groups (category-based draws): healthcare, STEM, trades, French proficiency and new groups. M2W reviews your case and advises on the optimal stream, rather than defaulting to a single path.
Not sure how many points you have? Try the CRS points calculator, do a free profile assessment or view the cost structure on our price list.
- Direct PR (permanent residence) — no requirement to go through a temporary visa first
- Express Entry scores CRS transparently + category-based draws 2026
- Both spouse and dependent children gain PR, with a pathway to citizenship
Frequently asked questions about migration to Canada
What is CRS and how many points does it take to get an invitation?
CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) is the Express Entry scoring system, based on age, education, language proficiency, experience and adaptability factors. Each round, higher-scoring profiles are invited to apply for PR (ITA). The threshold changes each round and by category; a provincial nomination (PNP) adds +600 points, making an invitation nearly certain.
Do I need IELTS?
You need to prove your language proficiency on the CLB scale, with IELTS/CELPIP (English) or TEF/TCF (French). French speakers also get priority through a separate category-based draw. M2W advisors will recommend the score threshold that suits your profile.
What is the PNP (Provincial Nominee Program)?
The PNP allows provinces/territories to nominate skilled candidates matching local labour needs. Being nominated through the Express Entry-linked stream adds +600 CRS points — almost guaranteeing an invitation in the next round. PNP allocations are being expanded significantly under the 2026 Immigration Levels Plan.
Can the whole family come along?
Yes. Spouses and dependent children are included in the same application and receive permanent residence (PR) together. After the eligible residency period, the whole family can apply for Canadian citizenship.
How long does it take to get PR?
After receiving the invitation to apply (ITA) and submitting a complete application, Express Entry has a target processing standard of about 6 months. The total time depends on your CRS score, stream, and whether a PNP nomination was obtained. M2W estimates a specific timeline based on your actual profile.
How much does immigrating to Canada cost?
See the cost structure on the page Pricing or use cost estimation tool; the consultant will give you an exact figure after reviewing your file and the suitable stream.
Not sure which program is right for you?
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