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Each province and territory has its own “streams” (immigration programs that target certain groups) and requirements. For example, in a program stream, provinces and territories may target:
The provinces and territories in Canada have an agreement with the Canada government that enables them to nominate immigrants (individuals and their families) based on its immigration needs and the applicant’s intent to settle in that province. The Provincial Nomination Program (PNP) enables Provincial and Territorial governments in Canada to engage immigrants to their region.
Every province and territory has its own program stream, supporting to identify applicants that showcase the ability and skills to contribute to the growth and prosperity of that province and territory in Canada.
EXPRESS ENTRY | SKILLED WORKER (PROFESSIONAL) | INTERNATIONAL GRADUATES | BUSINESS IMMIGRATION | SEMI – SKILLED WORKER |
---|---|---|---|---|
British Columbia | Nova Scotia | Alberta | British Columbia | Alberta |
Manitoba | Ontario | British Columbia | Manitoba | British Columbia |
Saskatchewan | Alberta | Manitoba | New Brunswick | Saskatchewan |
Ontario | British Columbia | Newfoundland | Northwest Territories | Northwest Territories |
New Brunswick | Prince Edward Island | Nova Scotia | Ontario | Yukon |
Nova Scotia | Manitoba | Ontario | Prince Edward Island | |
Newfoundland | New Brunswick | Saskatchewan | Saskatchewan | |
Prince Edward Island | Saskatchewan | Yukon | ||
Yukon | Newfoundland | |||
Northwest Territories | Northwest Territories | |||
Yukon |
With the aid of Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), immigrants with a lower Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score can still attain a Permanent Resident status in Canada. If you have the essential skills, education and work experience to support and contribute to the economy of any of the provinces or territories, this program can help you find suitable work in Canada.
Provincial Nominee Program is the fastest-growing economic Canadian immigration program. Over the past few years, the federal government has gradually increased provinces’ annual allocations for their respective PNPs, showing the rising importance of these programs within the Canadian immigration landscape.
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