Benefits of the Provincial Nominee Program
- Each province and territory participating in the PNP program has its unique requirements and immigrant target groups. To apply for Provincial nomination, you must assess if you fit within the specified target group.
- Provinces primarily seek immigrants who can address their local labor gaps. Matching your skill set to the province's required skills increases your chances of acceptance.
- Similar to the Express Entry program, the PNP operates on a points-based system.
- If you meet the required points and eligibility criteria, you'll receive an Invitation to Apply from the provincial government.
- PNP points are calculated based on parameters akin to those used in Express Entry, assessing your adaptability and suitability for provincial living.
- Upon obtaining provincial nomination, you receive an additional 600 points in your Express Entry profile, significantly enhancing your chances in subsequent draws.
- After obtaining Canada PR via PNP and Express Entry, you're typically required to reside in the province for a specified duration, commonly around two years.
- Post this specified period, you're free to relocate to any other province if you wish.
- Some provinces may mandate a job offer as a prerequisite for provincial nomination eligibility.
Steps to apply for PNP
FAQs
The Canada PNP program caters to candidates certain about their desired settling province. Once you've decided where to settle, applying for the PNP in that specific province is the next step. Achieving nomination can also boost your Express Entry CRS score by 600 points. For further details, refer to the article above or reach out to our consultants.
The duration of the Canada PNP process varies based on your unique profile and the chosen province. Certain provinces may have longer processing times compared to others. For a comprehensive understanding of your opportunities and immigration timelines, contact our skilled consultants.
A job offer is not a requirement for the Provincial Nominee Program streams listed below, which are connected to Express Entry:
- Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program's Skilled Worker stream
- New Brunswick's Express Entry Labour Market Stream
- Nova Scotia's PNP
- Ontario's Human Capital Priorities Stream
- Saskatchewan's International Skilled Worker sub-category under the Express Entry stream
- Individuals with work experience, education, and specific skills are eligible to apply for the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Each province and territory has its distinct eligibility criteria. While some PNPs are affiliated with Express Entry, others are not.
- Certain PNPs are occupation-based, allowing investors and students to also apply for nomination.
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- Education - Level of education
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- Age - Younger applicants are more favored
- Work Experience - Full-time or part time work experience
Australia
- Education - Level of education
- Language Skills - Language skills assessment
- Age - Younger applicants are more favored
- Work Experience - Full-time or part time work experience
New Zealand
- Education - Level of education
- Language Skills - Language skills assessment
- Age - Younger applicants are more favored
- Work Experience - Full-time or part time work experience
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