See the questionnaires before you buy
Each readiness package is a 70-question questionnaire built specifically for that journey — 412 of the 420 questions across the six packages are unique to their package. Below are the full section structures and 7 real questions from each, so you can judge the depth for yourself. Your written feedback on the full questionnaire arrives within 48 hours of submitting — or your money back, guaranteed.
Work in Canada — sample
All 10 sections you will work through: Personal Information · Education & Qualifications · Work Experience & Skills · Language Ability · Documents & Legal Status · Financial Readiness · Canadian Job Search Readiness · Destination & Lifestyle Preferences · Timeline & Logistics · Additional Information.
7 of the 70 questions, so you can judge the depth for yourself:
- Full legal name (as it appears on your passport).
- Highest completed qualification and field of study (e.g., BCom Accounting, National Diploma Electrical Engineering).
- Current job title and name of employer.
- What is your first language (home language)?
- Passport number, country of issue, date of issue, and expiry date.
- Approximate total savings you have available for relocation costs (state currency — ZAR or CAD).
- Do you currently have a job offer, interview, or active lead from a Canadian employer? Describe the role, company, and status.
Study in Canada — sample
All 10 sections you will work through: Personal Information · Current Education & Academic Background · Study Plans in Canada · Language Ability · Financial Readiness · Documents & Legal Status · Accommodation & Campus Life · Family & Dependents · Post-Graduation Plans · Timeline, Logistics & Settlement.
7 of the 70 questions, so you can judge the depth for yourself:
- Full legal name exactly as it appears on your passport.
- Highest qualification completed (e.g. Matric, diploma, degree) and the institution that awarded it.
- What program or field of study are you planning to pursue in Canada (e.g. Computer Science diploma, MBA, undergraduate engineering)?
- What is your first language, and what other languages do you speak conversationally?
- What is your estimated total budget in ZAR (or CAD) available for tuition fees for the full duration of your program?
- Passport number, date of issue, and date of expiry.
- Do you prefer on-campus residence, off-campus rental, or homestay? Explain your preference.
Immigrate to Canada — sample
All 10 sections you will work through: Personal Information · Education & Credentials · Work Experience · Language Proficiency · Documents & Legal Status · Financial Readiness · Provincial Preferences & Settlement Plans · Family & Dependents · Housing, Healthcare & Daily Life · Timeline, Logistics & Moving.
7 of the 70 questions, so you can judge the depth for yourself:
- Full legal name (as it appears on your South African passport).
- Highest level of education completed, name of institution, and year of completion.
- Current job title, employer name, and industry.
- What is your first language (home language)?
- Is your South African passport currently valid? What is the expiry date? (Canada generally requires at least six months validity beyond your planned arrival.)
- What is your estimated total savings available to fund the relocation (state currency, ZAR or CAD)?
- Which Canadian province or city are you most interested in settling in, and what is driving that preference?
Get Canadian Citizenship — sample
All 10 sections you will work through: Personal Information · Permanent Residence Status · Physical Presence & Residency · Tax Filing & Financial Obligations · Language & Knowledge Preparation · Documents & Legal Status · South African Citizenship & Dual Nationality · Family Citizenship Plans · Integration & Community · Timeline, Priorities & Concerns.
7 of the 70 questions, so you can judge the depth for yourself:
- Full legal name as it appears on your current South African passport.
- What is the exact date you landed in Canada as a Permanent Resident (date of COPR confirmation)?
- How many total days have you been physically present in Canada since your PR landing date? Provide your best estimate if exact count is unknown.
- Have you filed a Canadian income tax return (T1) with the CRA for every year since you landed? If not, list the missing years.
- Which official language (English or French) do you plan to use for your citizenship application?
- Have you ever been arrested, charged with, or convicted of a criminal offence in Canada or any other country (including South Africa)? If yes, provide details and outcome.
- Are you aware that Canada permits dual citizenship and that you can retain your South African citizenship after becoming Canadian?
Bring Your Family — sample
All 10 sections you will work through: Sponsor’s Personal Information · Sponsor’s Financial Situation · Family Members to Sponsor · Relationship Documentation · Documents & Legal Status · South African Documents & Home Affairs · Children & Education · Settlement Plans for Family · Financial Planning for Family Arrival · Timeline, Logistics & Concerns.
7 of the 70 questions, so you can judge the depth for yourself:
- Full legal name exactly as it appears on your Canadian immigration documents or passport.
- Current employment status in Canada (employed full-time, part-time, self-employed, unemployed, retired). If employed, state your job title and employer name.
- List every family member you want to bring to Canada: full name, date of birth, and their relationship to you (spouse, common-law partner, dependent child, parent, grandparent, sibling, other).
- If sponsoring a spouse or common-law partner: date and place of your marriage or the date you began living together as common-law partners.
- For each family member to be sponsored, state whether they hold a valid passport, the issuing country, and the expiry date.
- For each family member, do you have a South African unabridged birth certificate? If not, have you applied to DHA, and what is the application date and reference number?
- List each child you intend to bring, their current age, and the grade or level they are in at their current school.
Start a Business — sample
All 10 sections you will work through: Personal Information · Business Experience & Background · Business Idea & Plans for Canada · Financial Capacity & Investment · Documents & Legal Status · Target Province & Market · Business Structure & Regulations · Staffing & Operations · Family & Settlement · Timeline, Logistics & Priorities.
7 of the 70 questions, so you can judge the depth for yourself:
- Full legal name as it appears on your passport.
- Describe your current or most recent business or role, including your title and day-to-day responsibilities.
- What type of business do you plan to start or buy in Canada? Describe it in a few sentences.
- What is your estimated total net worth in ZAR (all assets minus all liabilities)?
- Is your South African passport valid for at least 18 months from today? What is the expiry date?
- Which Canadian province or territory are you considering for your business? If undecided, list your top two or three options.
- Are you familiar with the difference between a sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation in Canada? Which structure are you leaning toward and why?
How it works
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