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Express Entry can become easily quite expensive, but can you put a price on your dream country?
Price per category - In Canadian Dollars (CAD)
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- Language tests: around 300 CAD per test.
- Medical exams: it varies immensely on the country, let's assume it's around 200 CAD.
- Provincial nomination, if applicable: between 250 CAD (New Brunswick) and 1,500 CAD (Ontario).
- Other miscellaneous expenses: certificates, notaries, translations, courier deliveries, affidavits, biometrics etc. Let's assume an average of 175 CAD, per person.
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Express Entry (EE) Fees Summary Table
Let's assume for the sake of this simulation that each person takes only one language test, and no provincial nomination.
Category | Single - No kids | Couple - No kids | Couple - One kid |
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Application Processing Fee | 950 CAD | 1900 CAD | 2,160 CAD |
Right of Permanent Residence Fee | 575 CAD | 1,150 CAD | 1,150 CAD |
Educational Credential Assessment | 300 CAD | 600 CAD | 600 CAD |
Language test | 300 CAD | 600 CAD | 600 CAD |
Medical exam | 200 CAD | 400 CAD | 600 CAD |
Other expenses | 175 CAD | 350 CAD | 525 CAD |
Total | 2,500 CAD | 5,000 CAD | 5,635 CAD |