Provincial Nominee Program
Applicants of the Provincial Nominee Program have the necessary skills, education and work experience for the province or region that nominates them. They are ready to successfully establish themselves as permanent residents in Canada and make immediate economic contributions to the province that designated them. Most provinces will require a relationship with the province or a job offer from a business in that province. There are some cases where this requirement has been waived.
Nova Scotia Nominee Program
Processing your resident visa through the provincial nominee program involves two separate processes: one with the provincial government, and the other with the federal government. We have experience dealing with provincial nominee programs.
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The Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) provides a quick entry into Canada for qualified workers and experienced entrepreneurs who wish to settle in Nova Scotia and become permanent residents of Canada.
This allows Nova Scotia to recruit and select immigrants who can contribute to meeting the province's labor market and economic needs. NSNP Program Streams: -
Skilled Worker Stream - There are specific areas in Nova Scotia that have many opportunities for skilled migrants. It offers the necessary skills and permanent full-time jobs for those stream fast-track applicants.
Family Business Worker Stream - It helps family-owned businesses to employ close relatives who have skills that cannot be found in Canadian citizens or permanent residents. This section is governed by the employer. The worker must be guaranteed a permanent job offer from an employer in Nova Scotia, who is a close relative and who owns an established business in Nova Scotia.
Non-Dependent Child of Nova Scotia Nominees Stream - The NSNP Non-Dependent Child of Nova Scotia Nominees Stream is to select individuals who are non-dependent children of migrants not enrolled under the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) Are. The principal applicant must plan to live in Nova Scotia permanently, be employable and be able to contribute to the labor market and economy of Nova Scotia.
International Graduate Stream - helps employers to retain and retain recent international graduates whose skills may be in limited supply in the province. This stream targets international graduates who have established strong ties with Nova Scotia and intend to live, work and establish their careers in this province.
Community Identified Stream - aimed at individuals who are employable, have strong established connections to the Nova Scotia community, and can contribute to the labor market and economy of that specific community.
This allows Nova Scotia to recruit and select immigrants who can contribute to meeting the province's labor market and economic needs. NSNP Program Streams: -
Skilled Worker Stream - There are specific areas in Nova Scotia that have many opportunities for skilled migrants. It offers the necessary skills and permanent full-time jobs for those stream fast-track applicants.
Family Business Worker Stream - It helps family-owned businesses to employ close relatives who have skills that cannot be found in Canadian citizens or permanent residents. This section is governed by the employer. The worker must be guaranteed a permanent job offer from an employer in Nova Scotia, who is a close relative and who owns an established business in Nova Scotia.
Non-Dependent Child of Nova Scotia Nominees Stream - The NSNP Non-Dependent Child of Nova Scotia Nominees Stream is to select individuals who are non-dependent children of migrants not enrolled under the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) Are. The principal applicant must plan to live in Nova Scotia permanently, be employable and be able to contribute to the labor market and economy of Nova Scotia.
International Graduate Stream - helps employers to retain and retain recent international graduates whose skills may be in limited supply in the province. This stream targets international graduates who have established strong ties with Nova Scotia and intend to live, work and establish their careers in this province.
Community Identified Stream - aimed at individuals who are employable, have strong established connections to the Nova Scotia community, and can contribute to the labor market and economy of that specific community.
Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program
Processing your resident visa through the provincial nominee program involves two separate processes: one with the provincial government, and the other with the federal government. We have experience dealing with provincial nominee programs.
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The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program accelerates immigration to people and their families in Canada who meet provincial criteria. Four categories under the Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program are as follows:
Immigrant Partner Category - A key applicant who proposes to invest in an existing Prince Edward Island company and to play an active role in that company as a director or senior manager.
Immigrant Entrepreneur Category - Principal Applicant who proposes to establish a viable, new business in Prince Edward Island.
Immigrant Connection Category - A principal applicant suggested by a Prince Edward Island-based "champion" who meets settlement and employment criteria.
Skilled Worker Category - A key applicant with specialized skills and experience who caters to the labor market needs in Prince Edward Island (needs a job offer).
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The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program accelerates immigration to people and their families in Canada who meet provincial criteria. Four categories under the Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program are as follows:
Immigrant Partner Category - A key applicant who proposes to invest in an existing Prince Edward Island company and to play an active role in that company as a director or senior manager.
Immigrant Entrepreneur Category - Principal Applicant who proposes to establish a viable, new business in Prince Edward Island.
Immigrant Connection Category - A principal applicant suggested by a Prince Edward Island-based "champion" who meets settlement and employment criteria.
Skilled Worker Category - A key applicant with specialized skills and experience who caters to the labor market needs in Prince Edward Island (needs a job offer).
New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program
Processing your resident visa through the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program involves two different processes: one with the provincial government, and the other with the federal government. We have experience dealing with provincial nominee programs.
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The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program welcomes applicants in two categories: Skilled Worker Applicants and Professional Applicants.
All applicants must make a commitment to reside in New Brunswick with their dependents and are required to sign a declaration confirming their intention to live and work in the province.
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Skilled workers are considered under two streams:
- Employer Stream: provides a guarantee of permanent employment from a new Brunswick employer, or,
- Family Section: A family supporter who is a citizen or permanent resident of New Brunswick, who has been living and working in the province for at least one year, and who has supported your settlement in New Brunswick. Has committed.
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Successful business applicants should:
- Meet the eligibility criteria.
- Complete an exploratory trip to New Brunswick.
- Keep an approved business plan or business proposal.
- Get a minimum score of 50 marks.
- CDN $ 75,000.00 Conditionally Refundable Deposit.
All applicants must make a commitment to reside in New Brunswick with their dependents and are required to sign a declaration confirming their intention to live and work in the province.
Ontario Provincial Nominee Program
Processing your resident visa through the provincial nominee program involves two separate processes: one with the provincial government, and the other with the federal government. We have experience dealing with the provincial nominee program.
We are a Canadian regulated consultant Immigration Canada, a member of the ICCRC (Immigration Consultant of Canada Regulatory Council).
The Ontario Provincial Nominee Program can be a path to permanent resident status for foreign workers and international students. However, it is important to understand that in most cases this program is run by the employer. This means that you can apply only if you have a permanent full-time job offer, your employer is pre-screened and the opportunities are approved by Ontario.
We are a Canadian regulated consultant Immigration Canada, a member of the ICCRC (Immigration Consultant of Canada Regulatory Council).
The Ontario Provincial Nominee Program can be a path to permanent resident status for foreign workers and international students. However, it is important to understand that in most cases this program is run by the employer. This means that you can apply only if you have a permanent full-time job offer, your employer is pre-screened and the opportunities are approved by Ontario.
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Processing your resident visa through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) involves two separate processes: one with the provincial government, and the other with the federal government. We have experience dealing with provincial nominee programs.
We are a Canadian Regulated Advisor to Immigration Canada, ICCRC (Immigration Advisory Advisor to Canada). We can represent you before Citizenship and Immigration Canada to obtain your permanent resident visa through the Manitoba PNP program.
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is a governmental immigration program that selects skilled workers who demonstrate the potential they have and the desire to settle themselves and their families in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
We are a Canadian Regulated Advisor to Immigration Canada, ICCRC (Immigration Advisory Advisor to Canada). We can represent you before Citizenship and Immigration Canada to obtain your permanent resident visa through the Manitoba PNP program.
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is a governmental immigration program that selects skilled workers who demonstrate the potential they have and the desire to settle themselves and their families in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program
Processing your resident visa through the Alberta Provincial Nominee Program (AINP) involves two distinct processes: one with the provincial government and the other with the federal government. Once you are enrolled by Alberta, you may be eligible to obtain a bridging work permit while the residency application is finalized. We have experience dealing with various streams of Alberta's provincial nominee program.
One of our certified Canadian immigration advisory members of the ICCRC will represent you before the Government of Alberta and Citizenship and Immigration Canada to obtain your permanent resident visa.
AINP is an immigration program operated by the Government of Alberta on behalf of the Ministry of Employment and Immigration in conjunction with Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to speed up the process of applying for permanent residency.
Who can apply?
Categories where no job offer is needed:
Categories where a job offer is needed
One of our certified Canadian immigration advisory members of the ICCRC will represent you before the Government of Alberta and Citizenship and Immigration Canada to obtain your permanent resident visa.
AINP is an immigration program operated by the Government of Alberta on behalf of the Ministry of Employment and Immigration in conjunction with Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to speed up the process of applying for permanent residency.
Who can apply?
Categories where no job offer is needed:
- Trade certificate holder
- Engineer with experience of working with Alberta
- Alberta's post-graduation work permit holder
- Farm manager wanting to buy a farm in Alberta
Categories where a job offer is needed
- Skilled workers (NOC 0, A, B)
- Canadian Post-Graduation Work Permit Holder (NOC 0, A, B, C)
- Semi-skilled workers: some places in the following industries: food service, hotels and lodging, trucking, manufacturing and food and beverage processing.
Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program
Saskatchewan Immigrant Enrollment Program (SINP)
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Enrollment Program (SINP) can provide an alternative and faster means of entry into Canada. This allows Saskatchewan to nominate applicants who qualify the federal government for land that qualifies under the criteria established by the province.
skilled workers
This category is for skilled workers, professionals or managers who have full-time, permanent job offers from Saskatchewan employers. It is divided into three sub-categories: skilled workers / professionals, important occupations and existing work permits.
Entrepreneurs
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Program (SINP) has introduced a new process for the Entrepreneur category that will improve processing time for applicants who want to invest their management talents and capital into a Saskatchewan business. This category attracts investment and promotes the creation of more jobs in Saskatchewan.
Family members
This category is for immigrant families living in Saskatchewan who want to help their skilled and educated family members to work and live in the province. Supporting family members should provide assistance to applicants and their dependents to help them establish and settle in Saskatchewan.
Farm Owner / Operator
This category is for individuals with proven experience in farming, with sufficient capital available to invest in farming work, and who intend to purchase and operate farming operations in Saskatchewan.
health benefit
This category allows internationally trained health professionals, who have been working in Saskatchewan, for at least six months under a temporary work permit to apply for permanent residency status under the SINP. It is divided into three sub-categories: physicians, nurses and others health benefit.
Hospitality Sector Pilot Project
Under the Hospitality Sector Pilot Project, SINP can nominate foreign employees who are currently working in one of the following categories in Saskatchewan: Food / Beverage Servers; Food counter attendant / kitchen helper; Or housekeeping / cleaning staff.
Long haul truck drivers
This category allows Saskatchewan trucking firms to bring workers to the province for occupations requiring high school diplomas or on-the-job training under Service Canada's Temporary Foreign Workers Policy.
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Enrollment Program (SINP) can provide an alternative and faster means of entry into Canada. This allows Saskatchewan to nominate applicants who qualify the federal government for land that qualifies under the criteria established by the province.
skilled workers
This category is for skilled workers, professionals or managers who have full-time, permanent job offers from Saskatchewan employers. It is divided into three sub-categories: skilled workers / professionals, important occupations and existing work permits.
Entrepreneurs
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Program (SINP) has introduced a new process for the Entrepreneur category that will improve processing time for applicants who want to invest their management talents and capital into a Saskatchewan business. This category attracts investment and promotes the creation of more jobs in Saskatchewan.
Family members
This category is for immigrant families living in Saskatchewan who want to help their skilled and educated family members to work and live in the province. Supporting family members should provide assistance to applicants and their dependents to help them establish and settle in Saskatchewan.
Farm Owner / Operator
This category is for individuals with proven experience in farming, with sufficient capital available to invest in farming work, and who intend to purchase and operate farming operations in Saskatchewan.
health benefit
This category allows internationally trained health professionals, who have been working in Saskatchewan, for at least six months under a temporary work permit to apply for permanent residency status under the SINP. It is divided into three sub-categories: physicians, nurses and others health benefit.
Hospitality Sector Pilot Project
Under the Hospitality Sector Pilot Project, SINP can nominate foreign employees who are currently working in one of the following categories in Saskatchewan: Food / Beverage Servers; Food counter attendant / kitchen helper; Or housekeeping / cleaning staff.
Long haul truck drivers
This category allows Saskatchewan trucking firms to bring workers to the province for occupations requiring high school diplomas or on-the-job training under Service Canada's Temporary Foreign Workers Policy.