Canada grants visas to skilled immigrants and workforce through various provincial nominee programs depending on the province you want to immigrate to. The applications are assessed on the applicant’s ability to establish in the particular province has its own streams and criteria.
While many provincial programs come under the authority of a particular province, the ingestion of other PNP’s is governed by Express Entry. In such cases, the applicant needs to submit the expression of interest and then your profile will be placed into a pool of prospective applicants. PNP list includes:
- PNP Alberta
- PNP British Columbia
- PNP Manitoba
- PNP New Brunswick
- PNP Newfoundland and Labrador
- PNP Northwest Territories
- PNP Nova Scotia
- PNP Ontario
- PNP Prince Edward Island
- PNP Saskatchewan
- PNP Yukon
Who Is Eligible To Apply Under PNP?
- Individuals who hold a valid work permit and are currently employed in a province.
- Candidates who qualify for an existing PNP program and submit an expression of interest to the Express Entry pool.
- Applicants who possess any connection with the province they are applying for.
Before you can decide on how to immigrate to Canada through a Provincial Nominee Program, you must learn about what each province has to offer in terms of infrastructure, industries, weather and lifestyle.
No matter which province you intend to live in Canada, as a part of the PNP process, your application will have at least two stages: the application process at the provincial level and, upon nomination, the submission at the Federal level.
Once you have selected what province or territory you have the most interest in, our team of licensed immigration consultants at Plummer Immigration can assist you to understand that province’s specific requirements to qualify for the nominee program.
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