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This page is a real PathwayCheck result — worked out exactly the way a paid report is, on the same date as today, and shown in the same way. The person is invented. Your own results are built from your own answers, and no one else ever sees them.
The fictional applicant: Alex Sample
30 years old, citizen of Brazil, living in Brazil, single.
Bachelor's degree in civil engineering with a completed Educational Credential Assessment.
Six years of engineering experience outside Canada; no Canadian job offer and no provincial nomination.
IELTS 7.5 / 8.5 / 7.0 / 7.0, CA$22,000 in settlement funds, interested in British Columbia.
Invented for this page. Not a customer, not a composite of customers, and not stored anywhere.
1. Where you stand
The opening summary: strongest pathways, why they surfaced, what is in the way, and what to do next.
Why it may fit: At least 1 year of skilled foreign work experience (TEER 0-3) in the last 10 years; CLB 7 or higher in all four language abilities — and 3 more requirements met
Also below: 28 possible with questions open, 20 needing verification.
2Why they may fit
Each pathway above names the published requirements your answers meet. Open a card below for the full list, the requirements it checked, and the official source with its last-verified date.
3What may prevent or weaken eligibility
Job offer from a PEI employer — not met for 6 pathways
Job offer from a Northwest Territories employer — not met for 4 pathways
Job offer from a Nova Scotia employer — not met for 4 pathways
Job offer from a Newfoundland and Labrador employer — not met for 3 pathways
Job offer from a Yukon employer — not met for 3 pathways
Based on your answers today. Rules and circumstances change; a requirement not met now is not a permanent outcome.
4What you can improve
Answering these keeps pathways from being held open on missing information — the most direct way to turn “possible” into a definite answer:
In that senior-manager role, did you supervise at least 3 full-time employees? — 2 pathways
In that senior-manager role, was your own occupation classified as NOC TEER 0 or TEER 1? — 2 pathways
What is your net worth, and how is it documented? — 2 pathways
Are you currently studying, or considering studying, at a Canadian DLI? — 1 pathway
Do you have (or can you obtain) private Canadian medical insurance meeting the minimum coverage requirement? — 1 pathway
Read the official criteria for each pathway above (the source links in its card) and note the last-verified date.
Save this assessment to your account and track the pathways you intend to pursue, so you can keep a checklist and notes for each.
For a decision on your own case, use the official program pages or a licensed immigration representative — this report is general information, not eligibility advice.
Full detail for every pathway follows below.
2. Every pathway, with a status
All 131 federal, provincial and territorial pathways are assessed and classified — not just the ones that matched.
Appears to match published criteria
1
Your answers line up with the criteria this program publishes.
Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSW)
May match — information is missing
30
Answer the listed questions and this may resolve either way.
Something has to be confirmed against the official source before it can be classified.
International Skilled Worker: Occupations In-Demand
International Skilled Worker: Saskatchewan Express Entry
Graduate Internship Pathway
International Student Entrepreneur Pilot
Entrepreneur Pathway
Farm Investor Pathway
Entrepreneur — Experienced Business Owner / Senior Business Manager
International Graduate Entrepreneur
and 12 more
Does not currently appear to match
50
Listed with the specific criteria that were not met, so you know why.
Federal Skilled Trades Program (FST)
Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)
Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP)
BC PNP Skilled Worker (Skills Immigration category)
BC PNP Health Authority Stream
Express Entry BC (EEBC)
Temporary Rural/Remote Health Support Initiative
Ontario Workforce Priority — TEER 0-3
and 42 more
Information only
3
Context you should know about, with no pass/fail of its own.
Provincial Nomination — federal Express Entry mechanic
In-Canada Workers Initiative (TR-to-PR)
Nunavut — Federal Pathways & Territorial Status
Closed or paused
27
Not accepting applications at the moment.
Start-up Visa Program
Self-Employed Persons Program
Agri-Food Immigration Pilot
Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots
Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP)
Entry Level and Semi-Skilled Stream (ELSS)
International Graduate stream (BC)
Tech-priority targeted draws
and 19 more
3. The numbers, with their caveats
Estimated CRS score
430 / 1200
Historical context only — never used to decide match status, and no prediction of a draw cutoff.
FSW 67-point grid
72 / 100 · pass mark 67
4. A pathway card, in full
Every pathway gets a card like these — what matched, what did not, what is missing, what to verify, and the official source behind it. Three are shown here; a paid report contains one for each of the 131.
Federal
Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSW)
Appears to match published criteria
Settlement funds thresholds were verified directly against the live canada.ca table on 2026-07-08 (updated by IRCC July 7, 2025). IRCC revises this table roughly annually off the LICO index — re-check it once a year.
Why this pathway appeared
FSW is the default federal stream for applicants with foreign work experience and no Canadian work history.
5 met
Matched requirements (5)
At least 1 year of skilled foreign work experience (TEER 0-3) in the last 10 years
This tool provides general information based on published federal, provincial and territorial immigration criteria. It is not legal advice, does not determine eligibility, and does not guarantee any outcome. Immigration rules change frequently — verify all information against the official source link before making any decisions. For advice specific to your situation, consult a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or immigration lawyer.
Federal
Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
May match with missing information
Why this pathway appeared
CEC is for someone already living and working in Canada, with no settlement-funds requirement — Canadian-sourced documents can also make verification more straightforward than for streams built around foreign credentials.
1 to answer
Questions still to answer (1)
Have you worked in Canada, and under what permit or status?
This tool provides general information based on published federal, provincial and territorial immigration criteria. It is not legal advice, does not determine eligibility, and does not guarantee any outcome. Immigration rules change frequently — verify all information against the official source link before making any decisions. For advice specific to your situation, consult a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or immigration lawyer.
Saskatchewan
International Skilled Worker: Occupations In-Demand
Verification requiredGrid applies — score not independently verifiable
Why this pathway appeared
For skilled workers without a job offer whose occupation is on Saskatchewan's in-demand occupation list, selected through a ranked EOI pool once the Points Assessment Grid minimum is met.
2 to verify
Verification required (2)
This build does not yet calculate your exact grid score from your profile. Use the Points Assessment Grid directly on the saskatchewan.ca Assess Your Eligibility page to confirm you meet the 60-point minimum; language, education, and work-experience are all assessed through this same grid for Occupations In-Demand, not as separate criteria.
This build has not yet parsed Saskatchewan's SINP Excluded Occupation List into a checkable dataset (source: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/moving-to-saskatchewan/live-in-saskatchewan/by-immigrating/saskatchewan-immigrant-nominee-program/browse-sinp-programs/applicants-international-skilled-workers/occupation-restrictions-and-requirements, which SINP states changes without a published schedule). Confirm your occupation's current status directly on the official page.
Fees
SINP application fee: CAD $500 (After an Invitation to Apply is issued)
Second-review fee (if applicable): CAD $250 (If a second review is requested)
An Expression of Interest is a pre-application step, not an application. A candidate may hold only one active EOI profile at a time (valid 1 year), shared with Saskatchewan Express Entry — you cannot hold profiles for both simultaneously. No scheduled EOI draw dates are published in advance.
This tool provides general information based on published federal, provincial and territorial immigration criteria. It is not legal advice, does not determine eligibility, and does not guarantee any outcome. Immigration rules change frequently — verify all information against the official source link before making any decisions. For advice specific to your situation, consult a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or immigration lawyer.
The rest of the cards are listed by name above. They are the same shape as these three.
5. The report you keep
Paid results download as a PDF covering every pathway, the criteria behind each one, and the official sources with their last-verified dates. This is that document, generated for the fictional applicant above and watermarked as a sample.
Sample worked out on 2026-11-02 using the live criteria. General information only — not legal advice, not a Government of Canada service, and not a determination that anyone qualifies.