Australia to Canada Immigration Consultants

RightWay Canada Immigration Services is a trusted and reputable immigration consultancy serving clients worldwide. As Australia to Canada immigration consultants, our immigration office has been recognized among the top three immigration consulting services by Three Best Rated since 2019 and is a Top Choice Awards winner in 2022 and 2024. Licensed by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC), our experienced Canadian immigration consultants in Australia provide straightforward guidance tailored to your plans.

From 2016 to 2024, RightWay Canada team supported 250 clients from Australia as they prepared to move to Canada. With dedicated immigration experts guiding eligibility checks, document review, and timelines, you’ll understand each step and feel confident about your application.

Between January 2023 and March 2025, Canada welcomed 2,435 permanent residents from Australia. Economic pathways accounted for 1,340 approvals, led by 650 through provincial nominee streams such as the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), 415 via the Canadian Experience Class, 195 through the Federal Skilled Worker program administered under Express Entry. Family immigration brought 1,090 newcomers, including 1,050 through Spouse/Partner Sponsorship, plus 25 Parent/Grandparent Sponsorship cases and 20 Sponsored Children. Our Australia to Canada immigration consultants can help you compare these routes and select the option that fits your profile and timeline.

Australia is also well represented among international students in Canada. From January 2023 to March 2025, IRCC issued 775 Study Permits to Australian citizens.

Our knowledgeable immigration to Canada consultants in Australia provide trusted, results‑focused support from first assessment to final decision. Whether you’re pursuing an economic pathway, family reunification, or a study‑first plan, our Australia to Canada immigration consultants are ready to help. Ready to get started? Visit Our Fees or Book a Consultation to speak directly with a licensed immigration consultant.

Australia to Canada Spousal Sponsorship

Last updated: January 15, 2026

Sponsoring your spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner from Australia? You might be relieved that Australia has no “extra” forms. However, the process has two specific “hidden hurdles” related to background checks that catch many applicants off guard.

From 2016 to 2025, we supported 250 clients from Australia through the Canadian immigration process. If you’d like a full overview of Canada spouse sponsorship, you can just book a consultation with our Licensed immigration consultants. Also, you can check our Immigration Consultant Fees.

Country-Specific Documents

If you have lived in Queensland or Victoria, the standard police check is not enough. You must also submit a separate driving record:

Queensland: You must submit a Traffic History report going back to your 18th birthday (or when you first got a licence). Apply via the Dept. of Transport and Main Roads.
Victoria: You must submit a Full Licence History Search (going back to age 18). Apply via VicRoads.
Note: If you never held a licence in these states but lived there, you must get a letter from the roads authority confirming you have “no licence history.”

Required Civil Documents

Relationship Registration: If you are a Common-Law or De Facto couple, providing a Relationship Registration Certificate (available in most states like NSW, VIC, QLD) is excellent proof of your union, though not strictly mandatory if other evidence is strong.
Marriage Certificates: Submit the official Registry Issue certificate (BDM), not the ceremonial certificate signed at the wedding day.

Police Certificates (PCC)

Do not use a local state police check (e.g., NSW or VIC Police). IRCC only accepts the Australian Federal Police (AFP) National Police Check.

Crucial Instruction: When applying online via the AFP website, you must select Code 33 (Immigration/Citizenship).
Format: IRCC accepts the digital certificate sent by AFP (Code 33 includes “Commonwealth” offences).