AINP (Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program) has become one of the most popular immigrant recruitment programs in Canada, offering permanent residency to skilled foreign workers and entrepreneurs. The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) is an economic immigration program that nominates people for permanent residency in Alberta. A new online portal offered by the AINP, offers fast-tracked application processing with reduced processing times to as little as four to six months. There are three streams in Alberta's provincial immigration program: The Alberta Opportunity Stream, the Alberta Express Entry Stream, and the Self-Employed Farmer Stream. Provincial nominations are issued by the province to foreign nationals who meet the program's eligibility criteria and indicate their intention to reside in Alberta.

• Alberta Opportunity Stream

  Alberta Opportunity Stream (AOS) provides permanent residency to foreign nationals working or studying in Alberta as well as international graduates who have completed their studies at an approved Alberta post-secondary institution. This is a 'base' stream of the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and is administered separately from the Express Entry selection system. Alberta has a dedicated AINP Express Entry stream through which it can nominate candidates for federal Express Entry consideration. Candidates for the AINP Opportunity Stream must apply through the AINP Online Portal. Alberta has begun accepting applications under this stream since June 2018. This stream replaced the now-closed Employer-Driven stream and Strategic Recruitment stream.

• Alberta Express Entry Stream

  Through the Express Entry stream, Alberta invites Express Entry candidates to apply to the province. Candidates are invited through the pool of candidates maintained by the Government of Canada. An applicant may be selected for the AINP if they have strong ties to Alberta or if they can help the government's economic diversification and development initiatives. Candidate's receiving a provincial nomination through a stream aligned to Express Entry will receive 600 additional Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points and an invitation to apply (ITA) for permanent residence in a subsequent draw from the pool.

• Self-Employed Farmer Stream

  Self-employed farmers must possess farming management skills to qualify for the Self-employed farmer stream. For this, you need to demonstrate the financials of your existing farm business, your work experience, your training and education in the same field, and most importantly, the proof that a Canadian financial institution has invested in your business plan.
  

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British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC-PNP) as part of its Provincial Nominee Program, has several streams and categories for workers, graduates, and entrepreneurs, including some that align with Express Entry. BC-PNP is an immigration program that allows workers, graduates, and entrepreneurs to settle permanently in British Columbia. One of the most diverse of all PNPs, it offers two broad streams for workers and graduates - Express Entry BC and Skills Immigration - as well as a channel for entrepreneurs. The successful applicants under one of these categories receive 600 more Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points and receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence at a subsequent draw from a pool of applicants.

• BC Express Entry

  Express Entry BC is aligned with the federal government's Express Entry immigration selection system, giving eligible applicants priority processing of both their application for the BC PNP and, if nominated, their application for permanent residence. As part of this selection stream, the province of British Columbia may nominate a certain number of applicants from the Express Entry system. It is one of the quickest ways to establish permanent residence in the province. The following Skills Immigration categories may be processed through Express Entry British Columbia: Read More ...

  • Skilled Worker Category

    This stream is for skilled foreign workers who have high-demand occupations and not only want to immigrate to British Columbia but want to immigrate to Canada and get permanent residence quicker.

  • HealthCare Professional Category

    This stream is for healthcare professionals who want to apply for permanent residence in British Columbia and can help fill the demand currently facing the healthcare sectors as a physician, nurse, psychiatric nurse, or allied healthcare professional.

  • International Graduate Category

    This stream is for students who have graduated from a Canadian university or college in the last 3 years and want to live and work in British Columbia, Canada.

  • International Post-Graduate Category

    This stream is for students who have recently graduated from a BC university or college with a master’s or doctorate degree in the natural, applied or health sciences and want to immigrate to BC, Canada.

• BC Skills Immigration Stream

  In British Columbia, skilled and semi-skilled workers can apply through Skills Immigration, which offers an invitation-based program based on points. The process includes registration and online applications for BC PNP, as well as a written application for permanent residency. In some subcategories under SI, prior work experience is not needed. Skilled workers may have worked overseas, while semi-skilled and entry-level stream applicants require previous work experience in BC. Graduates from a University or College in Canada may not need work experience, depending on the job offer. Read More ...

  BC Skills Immigration aims to attract overseas nationals with the skills necessary to contribute to the province's economy. These sub-streams focus on migrants with job prospects in BC as well as those who have the skills to get and retain employment as residents in the province. The following are the SI sub-categories:

  • British Columbia Healthcare Professional
  • British Columbia International Post-Graduate
  • British Columbia Skilled Worker
  • British Columbia International Graduate
  • British Columbia Semi-Skilled and Entry Level Worker

  The majority of the programs under BC Skills Immigration do not require applicants to have an Express Entry profile. However, qualified candidates with an Express Entry profile will have an accelerated path to permanent residence.

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Applicants are chosen for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program on the basis of the specific economic needs of the province. The program is designed to be responsive to the labor market needs and wider economic priorities of the province. Upon being nominated by Manitoba as part of the PNP, an applicant may apply to the federal government to become a Canadian Permanent Resident. An applicant's nomination demonstrates to the federal government that the province believes they are a good candidate for immigration and thus expedites their immigration process to Canada. In the revamped Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program, there are four streams that include several 'pathways' for permanent residency.

• Skilled Worker In Manitoba Pathway

  The Pathway SWM - Skilled Worker in Manitoba is designed to meet the precise needs of employers in Manitoba. It selects workers with the required skills trained overseas and nominates them for a Canada PR visa. Applicants who have strong affinities with Manitoba are given priority under this immigration pathway, which is further divided into two subcategories: Read More ...

  • Manitoba Work Experience Pathway

    Manitoba's Work Experience Pathway targets skilled temporary workers and graduates from Manitoba who wish to Settle in Manitoba as Permanent Residents. The category is open to applicants who are working currently in Manitoba on a provisional work visa. This includes overseas graduates from Post-secondary institutions located in Canada. Candidates must have work experience and be currently employed in Manitoba in order to qualify for this pathway.

  • Employer Direct Recruitment Pathway

    The Employer Direct Recruitment Pathway targets overseas skilled workers whose expertise is needed in Manitoba. Those with job offers from authorized Manitoba employers are eligible for this stream. In order to qualify for the program, you must have at least three years of relevant work experience within the last five years of employment, as well as a long-term, full-time job offer that meets Manitoba's wage and employment standards.

• BC Skills Immigration Stream

  In British Columbia, skilled and semi-skilled workers can apply through Skills Immigration, which offers an invitation-based program based on points. The process includes registration and online applications for BC PNP, as well as a written application for permanent residency. In some subcategories under SI, prior work experience is not needed. Skilled workers may have worked overseas, while semi-skilled and entry-level stream applicants require previous work experience in BC. Graduates from a University or College in Canada may not need work experience, depending on the job offer. Read More ...

  BC Skills Immigration aims to attract overseas nationals with the skills necessary to contribute to the province's economy. These sub-streams focus on migrants with job prospects in BC as well as those who have the skills to get and retain employment as residents in the province. The following are the SI sub-categories:

  • British Columbia Healthcare Professional
  • British Columbia International Post-Graduate
  • British Columbia Skilled Worker
  • British Columbia International Graduate
  • British Columbia Semi-Skilled and Entry Level Worker

  The majority of the programs under BC Skills Immigration do not require applicants to have an Express Entry profile. However, qualified candidates with an Express Entry profile will have an accelerated path to permanent residence.

• Skilled Worker Overseas Pathway

  Developed to attract skilled workers from overseas, Canada's SWO - Skilled Worker Overseas Immigration Pathway has an express entry stream and a provincial stream as well. The pathway targets skilled overseas nationals who are skilled and trained in highly demanded occupations in Manitoba. Candidates and spouses with a close family connection are given priority. Other priority factors include language proficiency, training, and work experience for quick job placement. Read More ...

  • Express Entry Manitoba Pathway

    A Manitoba Express Entry Pathway was launched in January of 2018 and offers permanent residence nominations to Express Entry pool candidates. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) awards 600 points to successful candidates, allowing issuance of an invitation to apply for permanent residence and fast-track processing. In order to qualify for this pathway, overseas applicants must be eligible through another stream in MPNP, qualify for Express Entry, and have an active profile in Express Entry. A candidate must have experience, training, and skills in one of Manitoba's high-demand occupations and have a close family connection to the province.

  • Human Capital Pathway

    Applicants for this pathway should have experience, training, and skills in one of the Manitoba In-Demand Occupations as well as prove their potential to find employment immediately after arriving in Manitoba.

• International Education Pathway

  International students who graduate from tertiary institutions in Manitoba are targeted with this stream to provide faster nomination options for those seeking long-term employment. A student who completes a post-secondary institution in Manitoba and wishes to seek long-term employment in a high-demand occupation can be nominated under the program. Candidates with valid job offers from Manitoban employers can apply to the MPNP after graduation. Manitoba’s new International Education Pathway is dedicated to providing faster pathways to nomination international students graduating in Manitoba. Read More ...

  • Career Employment Pathway

    The Career Employment Pathway allows provincial governments to nominate international students who are graduates of a post-secondary institution in the province and seeking long-term employment in an in-demand occupation. Under this pathway, overseas graduates in STEM (Science, Technology, Mathematics, and Engineering) can be nominated more quickly for internships that contribute to innovation.

  • Graduate Internship Pathway

    For those with a doctorate or master's degree, the Graduate Internship Pathway may be of interest to you. This pathway is designed to facilitate faster provincial nomination processing for those who can bring innovation to Manitoba's markets. Their nomination is expedited through internships that contribute to innovation in Manitoban industries. You can automatically apply to the Manitoba PNP after you graduated from an Accelerate or Elevate internship with Mitacs, even if you do not have a job offer.

  • Student Entrepreneur Pathway

    Under the Manitoba International Student Entrepreneur Pathway, international students who have graduated from Manitoba colleges and universities have the opportunity to pursue entrepreneurship there. In order to qualify for a nomination for a PR, Pathway Student Entrepreneur applicants must fulfill the demands of a Business Performance Agreement before launching a business in Manitoba.

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There are three main cities in New Brunswick: Fredericton, Moncton, and Saint John. NB-PNP enables New Brunswick to nominate new immigrants to live, work and own businesses in Canada based on provincial and local needs. Currently, the province accepts nominations for the following four streams

• Express Entry Labour Market Stream

  New Brunswick's Labor Market Stream Express Entry is designed to attract highly skilled overseas workers who can contribute to the province's economy. It operates through the Expression of Interest process. The Express Entry Stream for New Brunswick is the fastest way to immigrate to Canada. If you wish to immigrate to New Brunswick and earn Permanent residency quickly, you must fulfil the specific requirements of the Express Entry system. Candidates who are successful will receive 600 additional Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points and an invitation to apply (ITA) at a subsequent Express Entry pool draw.

• Employer Support Skilled Worker

  The New Brunswick PNP category is for foreign nationals who have a genuine full-time job offer from a New Brunswick employer. This category reflects the shortage of skilled workers in Canada who have the skills and education to perform particular occupations in this province. You may improve your chances of success under the NBPNP Skilled Worker with Employer Support stream if you already live and work or study in New Brunswick - or if you have lived and worked there in the recent past.

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there is a constant demand for workers in key sectors such as mining, energy and resources, construction, transportation, tourism, and others. Northern Canada's Northwest Territories (NWT) are the perfect place for establishing a steady, quiet, peaceful life for yourself and raising a family in safety. Foreign nationals who want to settle in the vast territory of the Northwest Territories can apply for Canadian permanent resident status through the Northwest Territories Nominee Program (NTNP). The Northwest Territories are not very densely populated, which means there are plenty of employment opportunities for foreign workers. Here are some ways to qualify for Canada permanent residency under the Northwest Territories Permanent Residence Program.

• Skilled Worker Stream

  Applicants may be eligible for this stream if they have a valid job offer from an employer in the Northwest Territories for a skilled occupation and meet the requirements for the job. There is no requirement that candidates applying through the Northwest Territories Skilled Worker stream have prior experience with the employer submitting their application. The program guidelines state, however, that skilled workers are not eligible for nomination if they live outside of Canada or without a valid work permit, although exceptions can be made after extensive recruitment efforts and after consultation with program officers.

• Express Entry Skilled Worker

  The Northwest Territories’ Express Entry stream is for foreign nationals who have been accepted into Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s Express Entry Pool. Only candidates who have been accepted into the Express Entry Pool and have been issued an Express Entry Profile Number and a Job Seeker Validation Code are eligible for this stream. The acceptance letter and job seeker validation code are required in the application. Candidates must maintain valid status in the Express Entry pool throughout the application process, and must express interest in settling permanently in the Northwest Territories. Successful foreign nationals through the Northwest Territories Express Entry Skilled Worker stream receive provincial nomination from the Northwest Territories (it is still referred to as provincial nomination, although coming from a territory and not a province). Provincial nomination grants the candidate 600 points through the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), effectively guaranteeing an invitation to apply (ITA) in a future Express Entry draw.

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The province has recently developed into a significant economic force in the Canadian landscape due to a boom in energy and transportation. St. John's, which is the province's capital, enjoys a lively culture that draws heavily from its coastal environment. Through this program, prospective immigrants who meet the province's skills and experience requirements can receive a Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nomination Certificate. This will allow the foreign national to apply for Canadian permanent residence with shorter processing times.

Newfoundland and Labrador have many small villages and towns that are ideal places for new immigrants to settle. These communities are welcoming, safe, and friendly. The following programs can help you get a Provincial Nomination. Find out which one is best for you.

• Newfoundland Express Entry Skilled Worker

  The Express Entry Skilled Worker Category is the fastest path to getting Canadian permanent residence for those who have the intention to live and work in Newfoundland and Labrador. In order to qualify for this category, you must be accepted into the Express Entry pool of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), and score at least 67 points out of 100 on the Assessment Grid of the Provincial Nomination Program. In addition you must have a job offer from a Newfoundland and Labrador employer that meets the government’s employment and wage standards; A Canadian university degree, diploma, or educational credentials verifying that your foreign credentials meet Canada’s educational standards. A successful Express Entry candidate with a job offer in Newfoundland receives 600 additional Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points and an invitation to apply (ITA) at a subsequent draw from the Express Entry pool.

• Skilled Worker Pathway

  You will fit into this category if your specialized skills are in demand by employers in Newfoundland and Labrador. Employers can nominate skilled workers under this category if the worker can have a profound impact on the business operations of the employer. To apply for immigration to Canada through this stream, you must meet the personal eligibility requirements. Read More ...

  • Have a permanent job offer from an employer in Newfoundland and Labrador; or
  • Have a job offer that meets the wage and employment standards of the province;
  • Have all the required qualifications, documentation, and training needed to perform the duties of your job;
  • Have a Work Permit issued by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada or you must meet the requirements to apply for one and The permit must still be valid for at least six months from when you apply
  • Have the intention to live and work in Newfoundland and Labrador;
  • Have enough money to settle you and your dependents in the province;
  • Be employed by someone who can prove that your specific skill set is needed; and
  • Provide the relevant language test results that show you have the required language ability needed to fulfil your job’s duties

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A province with the nation's most multicultural population, Ontario is economically, socially, and politically the cornerstone of Canada. New immigrants from around the world flock to Ontario in vast numbers, making it the most multicultural province in Canada. Over 125 languages are spoken in Ontario, and people from more than 200 different countries live there. To immigrate to Ontario, Canada, you need to apply through the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).

Those who wish to immigrate to Ontario can utilize the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program to expedite the application process for Canadian permanent residence. Formerly known as the Opportunities Ontario Provincial Nominee Program (OOPNP), OINP is designed for prospective immigrants who possess the specific skills and experience needed to settle in the province. Potential immigrants have two options to get nominated by the OINP. Outside of Express Entry, they can contact Immigration Ontario and apply directly to the OINP. Upon receiving a provincial nomination, applicant can create a Canada Express Entry profile and add their nomination credentials.

Immigrants can also register with Express Entry and express interest in a particular province. The OINP can then contact the person using Express Entry and officially invite them to apply for immigration. This will automatically grant the candidate 600 points through the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), effectively guaranteeing an invitation to apply (ITA) in a future Express Entry draw.

The Ontario Provincial Nominee Program has been designed strategically to attract immigrants in specific sectors that will benefit Ontario: workers in labor shortage sectors, skilled workers, investors, and entrepreneurs. Ontario's Immigrant Nominee Program manages three immigration streams: employee immigration, human capital immigration, and business immigration.

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coniferous trees, rivers, and lakes. Regina, the provincial capital, is home to the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, which houses exhibits about natural history and indigenous cultures. This province of Western Canada is one of the Prairie provinces. Its economy is primarily based on agriculture and natural resources industries, like forestry and fishing. Saskatchewan has been very successful with immigration. It was welcoming between 3,000 and 4,000 immigrants each year. Saskatchewan is one of Canada's most popular destinations for newcomers, even with a population of just over one million.

The Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program, officially the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), was launched in 1998. This program was designed to attract prospective immigrants with in-demand skills and work experience. The Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program offers applicants a Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Certificate that can be used to apply for permanent residence in Canada. This process is much faster than the Canadian immigration programs in other provinces. Saskatchewan's Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows it to nominate applicants for Permanent Residency.

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It is a great place to live if you value strong communities and outdoor adventures. As part of Canada's northwestern tip, Yukon holds the longest river in the world with a length of 482,443 kilometers, named "big stream", and hence the name of the province was derived from the river. Its mineral wealth, sparse population, and vast unspoiled wilderness make Yukon a unique place. More than two-thirds of Yukon's population lives in its capital, Whitehorse, while almost one-third is Aboriginal. The rest of the population is either of European descent or mixed aboriginal and immigrant descent.

Yukon is bordered to the east by the Northwest Territories, to the south by British Columbia, and to the west by Alaska. Over 310 immigrant families immigrated in Yukon by securing permanent residency through Yukon's PNP in 2019. Due to its small population, it has a dire need for skilled overseas workers to fill skilled as well as unskilled jobs on its labor market. The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is a Canada (PNP) of the Yukon Territory. It aims to attract overseas workers and entrepreneurs from across the globe who possess the motivation, resources, and skills necessary to boost Yukon's economy.

The Yukon government is looking for new business opportunities that can contribute to the economic growth and enrichment of the community. Employers are actively seeking skilled talents, while immigration authorities are seeking new enterprises. Most immigrants hustle to enter renowned provinces like British Columbia and Ontario. However, a less popular Canada Provincial Nominee Program, like Yukon Nominee Program, can provide a smooth path to Permanent Residency. There are several programs available to individuals under the Yukon PNP to help them settle in Yukon. Because Yukon is not densely populated, there are a lot of opportunities for Canadian immigrants.

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