PROCESSING RADAR / PERMANENT RESIDENCE
Compare IRCC’s published processing estimates, approximate queue volumes, and monthly cohorts without mistaking an aggregate signal for an individual case timeline.
The radar ranks the visible lines by forward-looking wait signal. The figures are directional and should be read as a comparative monitor, not a case-specific promise.
TEMPORARY RESIDENCE / CURRENT ROUTES
Country-specific and general IRCC estimates are separated so a country selection never appears to change a route that IRCC publishes Canada-wide.
eTA: IRCC publishes one general processing signal; eligibility depends on passport, travel mode, and status. Check eTA eligibility ↗
Older country-table captures extend the reference line back to 2018; the country table is not a complete weekly series.
Use the arrow keys to move between temporary-residence history values. Home selects the first value and End selects the latest.
PERMANENT RESIDENCE / PROGRAMS
Filter by category or region, sort by wait or queue, then select one program for cohort and history context.
OBSERVED HISTORY
Archived snapshots show changes in the published aggregate signal—not movement of an individual application.
Use the arrow keys to move between archived trend values. Home selects the first value and End selects the latest.
Open a focused answer page when you already know the application type. Each page keeps the current estimate, report date, source, route boundary, and observed-history caveat together.
Use FAMILY and REGION tags to compare only the lines that belong together. The bars rescale to the visible field.
WAIT ranks IRCC’s forward estimate. QUEUE ranks the approximate number of people waiting. Both values stay visible in each row.
Click any row to load its current readout, cohort lens, and historical signal. Switch rows to compare without losing your filters.
Open six or all archived snapshots to see direction. A bar is a published snapshot, not a guaranteed forecast.
The radar checks for newer published values in the background and keeps the saved comparison data visible when a check is unavailable. Use SYNC SOURCE whenever you want to check again.
It is IRCC’s forward-looking processing-time estimate for a line of business. It is a directional service signal, not an individual case commitment.
The queue value is the approximate number of people waiting published in the source JSON. It is useful for scale comparisons, not a precise count of your position.
A cohort row links a program to a month when applications were received. “People ahead” and the wait-time text describe what the source reports for that cohort.
Some lines were added, renamed, or absent in older snapshots. The radar keeps the gap visible instead of inventing a value.
Yes. Download or share the PNG, and keep the source date plus the visible community-visualization caveat with it. The card is not an IRCC publication.
No. They are saved observations of what IRCC published at different dates. They show movement in the public signal, not the outcome or timing of an individual file.