My Canada PR Journey — A Real Experience with AXNODE Immigration
I’m not someone who usually writes reviews. But after everything I went through with my Canada PR process, and how AXNODE Immigration supported me, I felt like I should share my story — not as a formality, but as a thank you.
This is not a sponsored post. No one asked me to write this. This is just me, someone who wanted a better life in Canada and found a team that genuinely cared.
From Confusion to Clarity
Like many others, I started this journey by watching YouTube videos, scrolling through immigration forums, and reading blog after blog — only to feel even more confused. CRS scores, NOC codes, WES, PCC — everything felt overwhelming.
I contacted a few agents before AXNODE. Some promised “guaranteed PR,” others sent ready-made price lists before even asking about my background. That didn’t sit well with me.
A friend from college who had already moved to Toronto mentioned AXNODE. He said, “They won’t sell you dreams. They’ll tell you what’s real.”
That’s all I needed to hear.
Visiting the AXNODE Office
I booked an appointment and visited their New Delhi office in person. It was clean, professional, but most importantly — it didn’t feel like a sales pitch.
They didn’t throw immigration terms at me. They sat me down, asked about my education, work experience, IELTS score, and what I was aiming for. And then they explained the process — step by step — in normal language.
That one meeting gave me more clarity than weeks of online research.
I paid the same day. Not because I was pushed, but because I felt I’d found the right people.
How the Process Went
Once I signed up, I was assigned a case manager. Every step — WES evaluation, gathering documents, PCC, medical, job duties for NOC matching — was handled smoothly.
They kept checking in without me chasing them. If a document was delayed, they told me how to manage it. When I made a mistake in my employment letter, they pointed it out and helped fix it.
Even small details like how to book a medical exam or what to carry for biometrics — they guided me through it all.
A Small Setback, A Big Lesson
During the process, my file was almost ready, but I got caught up in a personal issue at home. I had to pause everything for about three weeks. I called AXNODE and told them I might lose my momentum.
Their response?
"Life happens. Take care of what you need to. We’ll pick it up when you’re ready."
They didn’t scare me with deadlines or fees. That’s when I realized — this wasn’t just a service. These were people who genuinely understood how stressful immigration can be.
Today, I’m Waiting for My Draw — and Grateful
My profile is live, CRS score submitted, and I’m waiting for the next Express Entry round. I don’t know when I’ll get the ITA, but one thing I know for sure — I’m not doing this alone.
AXNODE has been more than just a consultant. They’ve been a support system.
If you’re someone who’s trying to figure out where to begin — I’d say this honestly: don’t just go with someone who looks fancy online. Talk to someone who listens. For me, that was AXNODE.
