Your preliminary assessment tells you which ways to Canada could fit. The Marketplace connects that to jobs, study programs and businesses for sale, each explained in terms of your plan rather than listed at random.
In preparation: Jobs shows signals from government open data; no listings are published yet. This page explains what the Marketplace will show, and how.
One profile, three directions. Each listing says why it is relevant to your immigration objective, what is unknown, and what could rule it out.
The label tells you where a listing came from and what, if anything, we checked. None of them means we recommend it.
From a source that permits it: an authorized feed or open government data. We show the source, the posting date, when we last saw it, and a link to the original.
Entered on Global Compass by the employer, institution, owner or broker themselves, and labelled that way.
Registered, plus checks we document on the listing itself. Verified means those checks passed, never that we recommend it.
A match is a list of requirements, each one met, unknown or not met for you. Immigration fit, job fit, school fit and business fit stay separate. There is no single percentage anywhere, because one would be false precision.
Each reason is a requirement from a rule our lawyers approved, checked against your answers, with its official page linked.
A listing rarely says everything. What it leaves open stays open, and we tell you what to ask before you count on it.
A requirement you don’t meet today, or a program that is paused, is said plainly, with what would have to change.
Priya, one of our illustrative characters, is a data scientist in Bangalore with a master’s degree, CLB 8 in English and no Canadian work yet. The posting below is made up. The rules behind each line are real.
The job is TEER 1, so the Canadian Experience Class asks for CLB 7 in every skill once she has a year of Canadian work. Her lowest skill is CLB 8.Canadian Experience Class language minimum by TEER (rule PR-CEC-003).
Data scientists are not on IRCC’s current STEM category list, so this job does not open a category-based round to her.Occupation-based category rounds (rule PR-CAT-001).
From November 3, 2026, a qualifying offer in an occupation on IRCC’s high-wage list earns extra Express Entry points. We check the list on the day and show her estimate with and without the offer.Express Entry changes for high-wage occupations (rules PR-CRS-004 and PR-CRS-008).
Ontario’s Workforce Priority stream needs a permanent, full-time Ontario offer and months in the job with that employer first, so a new hire would not qualify straight away.Ontario Workforce Priority stream (rules PR-ON-001 and PR-ON-002).
A public posting does not say whether the employer would support a work permit or a labour market impact assessment. We never assume it. Ask before you count on it.A public listing, so nothing is inferred about immigration support.
Every line is a rule our lawyers approved, with its official page linked in the real thing. The job itself (duties, pay, the employer) is for Priya to judge; we show the immigration side.
Register what you offer: a role and whether you would consider candidates from abroad, your programs, or a business for sale. Listings are labelled as registered, and verified only after checks we document.
Registration opens with the Marketplace. To be among the first, talk to usWhen the Marketplace opens, a section called “Opportunities for your plan” joins your Preliminary Assessment, dated the day you look, and separate from the assessment itself.
Go to your assessmentIt’s free to start, and you can stop any time.
