Answer a structured profile intake once. The CAN-MIGRATE AI Assessment™ scores every federal and provincial pathway against your real numbers and returns a ranked, evidence-backed shortlist.
CAN-MIGRATE is an AI immigration platform built around one service: a Canada AI immigration assessment that produces a decision, not a brochure. You enter your age, education, language results, work history, occupation, family situation and current status in Canada. The platform scores that profile against Express Entry, the Provincial Nominee Programs, employer-driven work permit routes, study-to-PR pathways and family sponsorship rules, then produces an estimated CRS score, a PNP match list, a rule-by-rule eligibility analysis and a Personal Immigration Report™ you can act on. Where a file needs regulated advice or representation, a licensed RCIC reviews the same record — so the AI output and the professional opinion are built on identical data.
What the AI immigration assessment actually evaluates
The assessment is not a quiz with a generic result. It builds a structured profile — a Living Immigration Record™ — and evaluates it against the published criteria of each program in our knowledge base. Every rule is stored as a machine-readable fact with its source and effective date, so the analysis reflects the criteria in force today rather than a static article written years ago.
That record is evaluated on four axes: whether you meet the hard eligibility gates of a program, how competitive you are inside it, what evidence you would have to produce, and how long the route realistically takes from today's date.
Age, education and Canadian or foreign credential recognition
IELTS, CELPIP or TEF language results converted to CLB levels
NOC 2021 occupation classification and skill category
Canadian and foreign skilled work experience, month by month
Current status in Canada, expiry dates and restoration exposure
Spouse or partner factors, dependants and provincial connections
Job offers, LMIA exposure and employer-driven routes
Settlement funds against the current program thresholds
From answers to a ranked pathway recommendation
Once the profile is complete, the AI Pathway Recommendation™ engine ranks the programs you qualify for. Ranking is not alphabetical or popularity-based: it weighs your probability of meeting the gate, the competitiveness of your score inside recent draws, the total processing timeline and the cost and evidence burden of the route.
Each recommendation carries its reasoning. If Express Entry ranks second behind a provincial stream, the output states why — for example, that your estimated CRS sits below the last six general-draw cut-offs while your occupation appears on a provincial in-demand list with a lower threshold. You can see the gap, and you can see what closes it.
CRS estimation and PNP matching in a single pass
Because the profile is one record, the CRS score analysis and the PNP eligibility checker run from the same inputs. There is no re-entry of the same data across three different tools, and no risk that your language score in one calculator contradicts the score in another.
The CRS engine breaks its estimate into core human capital, spouse factors, skill transferability and additional points, so you can see which block is limiting you. The PNP engine tests each provincial stream separately, because a profile that is mid-pack federally is frequently strong in a specific province with a matching occupation shortage.
Accuracy, sources and honest limits
The assessment estimates. It does not decide. IRCC and provincial authorities make the decision, and no software can guarantee an outcome. What the platform can do is remove arithmetic errors, surface criteria applicants routinely miss, and keep the rule set current.
Every eligibility result cites the criterion it applied. Where a rule depends on an interpretation — for example, whether a specific job duty maps to a NOC TEER category — the output flags it as requiring professional confirmation rather than quietly asserting an answer.
Where the licensed RCIC fits
CAN-MIGRATE is a self-guided platform with professional oversight, not a substitute for regulated advice. You can run the assessment, read the analysis and prepare your own file without ever engaging a consultant. When your case has complexity — a prior refusal, a status gap, misrepresentation exposure, a complex work history or an inadmissibility question — a licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant reviews the record and can take on representation.
The professional works from the same Living Immigration Record™ the AI used. Nothing is re-keyed, nothing is lost in a handover, and the advice you receive is anchored to the evidence already in your file.
What you receive at the end
Completing the assessment produces a Personal Immigration Report™: your ranked pathways, estimated CRS, matched provincial streams, an Immigration Readiness Score™, a document checklist specific to the recommended route, an indicative timeline and a government fee estimate. The report is stored in your account and updates as your profile changes — a new language result or a new year of experience re-runs the analysis automatically.
Frequently asked questions
You complete a structured profile covering age, education, language test results, work history, occupation, current status and family situation. The platform converts those answers into a machine-readable record and evaluates it against the published criteria of each Canadian immigration program in our knowledge base. It returns an estimated CRS score, a list of matching provincial streams, a rule-by-rule eligibility breakdown and a ranked pathway recommendation, each with the reasoning and criterion behind it.