Canadian Immigration Services | Liddle Immigration

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Every pathway
expertly navigated.
Advice specifically for you.

Canadian immigration is rarely as simple as selecting a program and completing a form. Your education, work experience, family circumstances, immigration history, language ability, location, and long-term goals can all affect the right approach.

Liddle Immigration Consulting provides clear, practical guidance for professionals, skilled applicants, families, and temporary residents who want to understand their options and move forward properly.

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Pathways

Immigration support built around your profile.

Every immigration file is different. Liddle Immigration Consulting helps professionals, families, temporary residents, and internationally trained applicants understand their options, assess risk, and move forward with a strategy shaped around their goals, qualifications, and circumstances.

Federal Express Entry

Express Entry is not one single immigration program. It is a system used to manage applications under several federal economic immigration pathways, including the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class, and Federal Skilled Trades Program. Phase 1: Express Entry Profile or Provincial Nominee Application We carefully prepare and manage your Express Entry profile or provincial application to help you secure an Invitation to Apply (ITA) or a Provincial Nomination, an important milestone on the path to permanent residence. Phase 2: Permanent Residence Application Once you receive your ITA or nomination, we take care of the permanent residence application process, guiding your file through the federal stage with care and precision.

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)

Canada’s provinces and territories operate immigration streams designed around their own labour-market, economic, and demographic needs. A pathway that is not available in one province may be relevant in another. Phase 1: Express Entry Profile or Provincial Nominee Application We carefully prepare and manage your Express Entry profile or provincial application to help you secure an Invitation to Apply (ITA) or a Provincial Nomination, an important milestone on the path to permanent residence. Phase 2: Permanent Residence Application Once you receive your ITA or nomination, we take care of the permanent residence application process, guiding your file through the federal stage with care and precision.

Temporary Resident Program

Temporary status decisions can affect more than your immediate ability to remain or work in Canada. The type of permit, employer, occupation, location, and timing may also influence future permanent residence options. We support clients across every stage of their temporary resident journey including: Employer-specific and open work permit guidance Work permit extension planning Study permit considerations Visitor status and extensions Restoration or status-related strategy Temporary-to-permanent residence planning

Temporary Resident Program

Work Permits

Work Permit (For an LMIA) –$ 2,000
LMIA-exempt Work Permit –$3,500 - $4,000, depending on the program (e.g., Francophone Mobility, FTA)
Post-Graduation Work Permit – $1,500
Bridging Open Work Permit – $1,500 for a single applicant, $5,00 for each additional applicant
Spousal Open Work Permit – $3,500 for a single applicant. Dependents (spouse and children) of a student are $500 per person if included in the application.

Study Permits

Initial Study Permit - $2,000
Study Permit Extension - $1,500
Study Permit (after refusal) - $3,000

TRV (Visitor) Applications

TRV - $1,500 per application
Visitor Record Extension – 1,000 per application

Note: All fees are quoted in Canadian dollars and do not include applicable taxes or government fees.

Spousal & Family Sponsorship

Family sponsorship applications are deeply personal and often document-heavy. A strong application should clearly demonstrate eligibility, relationship history, financial responsibilities where applicable, and the circumstances of the people involved.

Sponsorship

Spousal Sponsorship - $6,000 (additional $1,000 for visitor extension or work permit, if needed)

Common-law Sponsorship - $6,500 (additional $1,000 for visitor extension or work permit, if needed)

Child Sponsorship - $5,500 (additional $1,000 for visitor extension if needed)

Parent/Grandparent Sponsorship - $4,500 (only if client has nomination); $5,000 for both parents

Note: All fees are quoted in Canadian dollars and do not include applicable taxes or government fees.

Canadian Citizenship

Citizenship is the final milestone for many permanent residents - and the rules have recently changed in ways that matter. Bill C-3, which came into force in December 2025, removed the first-generation limit on citizenship by descent, opening new pathways for individuals who may not have previously qualified. If you have Canadian ancestry through a grandparent, your eligibility may look different today than it did a year ago.