Canada's New TR to PR Pathway Is Coming.
33,000 Spots. April 2026. Start Preparing Today.
The Government of Canada has confirmed a new TR to PR pathway targeting workers in in-demand occupations, with a potential focus on rural areas. The full eligibility criteria and application details are expected in April 2026 — but we know enough to start preparing right now.
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Preparation Checklist
Prepared by Daria Grabchuk, RCIC-IRB
We don't know the exact rules yet — but certain documents are required for every PR pathway. Enter your details below to get your free checklist and receive weekly updates from Daria.
What You Can Do Right Now
We don't know the exact rules yet. What we do know is that every PR pathway requires the same core documents — and some of them take months to obtain. Here is what you can start gathering today, regardless of how the program is structured.
Book Your Language Test (CELPIP or IELTS General Training)
Testing centres will be fully booked within days of the April announcement.
Order Police Clearance Certificates
Required from every country you lived in for 6+ months since age 18. Can take 2–4 months.
Apply for Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)
If your degree is from outside Canada, apply through WES or another IRCC-approved provider.
Download the full printable checklist — free, straight to your inbox. Be ready before the rules are even announced.
Get My Free Checklist →Here Is Exactly What to Expect
This is not a one-time download. I will be with you every step of the way until the program is announced.
Weekly Professional Tips
Every week until April
Approximately once per week, I will share important professional tips on how to get your document package as ready as possible, along with any significant news from IRCC as it is released.
Live Zoom — The Day It's Announced
Subscribers only
If the program is announced in April as stated by the Minister of Immigration, every confirmed subscriber will receive a personal invitation to join a live Zoom session the same day — so you know exactly what to do and how to move fast.
The 2021 Lesson
Why speed matters
In 2021, the TR to PR program opened and closed the same day — it was a matter of hours. Those who prepared in advance got their PR. Many are Canadian citizens today. Those who waited are still searching. I do not want that to be you.
A Note from Daria
I created this checklist to help you prepare — because if this program unfolds anything like the 2021 TR to PR pathway, the window to apply will be very short and the spots will go fast. I know I cannot help everyone personally, but I do understand that you are hard-working temporary residents who have built your life here and are using every moment possible to get your PR.
At this moment, I am not taking clients for full representation, as we do not yet know the details of the program. But based on my years of experience, I know what documents are generally required and how to avoid the most common refusal reasons — and that is exactly what this checklist is about.
— Daria Grabchuk, RCIC-IRB #532743
Hi, I'm Daria Grabchuk — RCIC-IRB #532743.
I run a boutique immigration firm dedicated to helping people who are already in Canada — on work permits, study permits, or other temporary status — make the transition to Permanent Residency. Canada is my home, and I want to help you make it yours.
I cannot help everyone personally — but I can educate you and share my experience. Every week until April, I will share tips, news, and guidance. And the day the program is announced, I will be on Zoom with everyone on this list.
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