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Settlement
Permanent Residency Pathways
Long-horizon planning for permanent residence — sequencing study, work and nomination so each step earns points toward the next.
- Duration
- 6 – 24 months
- Format
- Managed case
- Fee
- From ₹60,000
Overview
Permanent residence is rarely a single application. It is a sequence, and the order matters enormously. A course chosen for its fees rather than its occupation code can cost two years at the far end.
We plan the whole arc: which study or work step to take first, which region's nomination criteria you can realistically satisfy, when to sit the language test so the score is still valid at lodgement, and where the dependency traps are for partners and children.
You get a written roadmap with decision points and dates, and we manage each application as it comes due.
24 mo
Typical planned horizon
9
Countries mapped
100%
Roadmaps in writing
4
Review checkpoints
What you get
Sequenced roadmap
Every step chosen so it earns points toward the next, with dates and decision points in writing.
Regional nomination fit
Provincial and state streams matched to your occupation and to where you would genuinely live.
Family planned in from day one
Partner skills, children's ages and schooling modelled at the start, not discovered at lodgement.
Validity tracking
Language scores and assessments expire. We time each so nothing lapses before you lodge.
How it runs
- 1
Long-horizon assessment
Weeks 1 – 2Where you are now, where residency is plausible, and the realistic length of each route.
- 2
Written roadmap
Week 3The full sequence with dates, costs, decision points and the fallbacks if a step does not land.
- 3
Step execution
Months 1 – 24Each study, work or nomination application prepared and lodged as it comes due.
- 4
Residency lodgement
Final stageThe permanent residence application itself, with the evidence trail built over the whole roadmap.
Common questions
For some profiles it is straightforward, for others it requires a deliberate multi-year sequence, and for a minority it is not realistic on current rules. The assessment tells you which of the three you are in before you spend anything substantial.
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