Canada
Published programs commonly consider age, education, work experience, occupation and language ability.
Countries
Understand your options before choosing a destination.
CPath reviews your profile against current, publicly available requirements and explains the countries and pathways that may be relevant to you.
Destinations we assess
Different countries. Different requirements.
We do not recommend a destination based on popularity. We compare your information with the published criteria relevant to each country and explain where your profile may or may not fit.
United Kingdom
Routes can depend on the role, sponsorship and the requirements published for the relevant category.
United States
Options vary by category and purpose. We review what is publicly stated for the route you are considering.
Australia
Occupation, points, work experience and English ability are commonly part of the published criteria.
Germany
Residence and work routes may depend on qualifications, professional recognition and a qualifying job offer.
New Zealand
Requirements differ by visa category and may include occupation, skills, experience and an eligible job offer.
Important. A country appearing here does not mean every applicant will qualify. Your report is based on your information and the evidence available at the time of assessment.
What changes by country
The details that can change the answer.
Each destination weighs your circumstances differently. These are some of the areas reviewed in a CPath assessment.
Profile
Age, education, qualifications and family circumstances.
Work
Occupation, duties, experience and professional recognition.
Language
Required tests, scores and route-specific language criteria.
Route conditions
Points, sponsorship, job offers, funds and other published requirements.
Your written report
Clarity on fit, gaps and next steps.
Your assessment explains the potential pathways identified from the information you provide, along with important requirements and limitations.
Start My Assessment- Potential countries and pathways identified from your profile
- Key eligibility requirements and documentation to consider
- Important gaps, risk factors or limitations
- Recommended next steps and questions to ask
What it is not. An assessment is not a visa decision and does not guarantee eligibility, approval or employment. Final decisions are made by the relevant authorities.