The processing fee is the definite expenditure which has to be paid to the government authorities of Canada. Under each program, processing fee varies.

Below is the processing fee for primary, secondary as well as child applicant in each category of a program offered by Canada-

Economic class application- Federal Skilled Workers Program (FSWP) category:

Processing fee

• Primary Applicant – 825$
• Secondary Candidate (Spouse / Common-law partner) = 825$

Right of permanent residence fee

• • Primary Applicant – 500$
  • Secondary Candidate (Spouse / Common-law partner) = 500$
  • Children (Under 22 years of age) = 225$ each

Quebec Skilled Workers Program (QSWP) category:-

• Primary Applicant – C$1325
• Spouse or de facto spouse – C$500
• Each dependent child = C$225

Provincial Nominee Program – Exact amount will depend on the Province you are migrating but general consensus is-

• Primary Applicant – 550$
• Secondary Candidate (Spouse / Common-law partner) = 550$
• Children (Under 22 years of age) = 150$ each

1.Ontario Provincial Nomination Program (OINP) fee 2019:

Ontario attracts many skilled individuals every year as it is the capital province and naturally more facilitative than the rest of Canada. To be eligible for nomination from Ontario, your Comprehensive Ranking Store (CRS) while in the EE pool must be 400 and above. Ontario sends Notification of Interest (NOI) to those with CRS 400 and above. After getting NOI, you need to pay a fee of CAD$1500 to Ontario.

2.Saskatchewan Immigration Nomination Program (SINP) fee 2019:

SINP is yet another admired pathway to Canada Immigration. If you are willing to move to the Saskatchewan province of Canada, a fee amounting to CAD$ 300 is to be paid for the Saskatchewan nomination.