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A Guide to Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program

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So, What’s a Provincial Nominee Program?

Canada’s provincial nominee program is specifically designed for people who don’t meet the country’s Express Entry System requirements. It’s primarily an alternative to Canada’s  Federal skilled worker visa (PR).

If a person doesn’t have a sufficient CRS score to acquire an invitation to submit their application for the Express Entry Pool, they can benefit from the PNP program. This program can also be helpful to the immigration candidates who don’t meet the eligibility criteria for qualifying for Canada’s PR visa.

This program is helpful for both the provincial government and the candidates. It allows the provincial governments to choose the immigrants entering their premises according to their needs and requirements.

Similarly, it allows the candidates to become permanent residents in one of the provinces.

If a person successfully acquires a suitable provincial nomination, their chances of receiving an ITA (Invitation to Apply) can be increased substantially.

The most basic immigration programs under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program include skilled immigration, business immigration, and express entry to British Columbia.

Eligibility Criteria

If you’re applying through the typical paper process, you need to meet the criteria specified by the Government of Canada.

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  • You need to meet the minimum requirements of at least one of Canada’s provinces or the region’s non-Express Entry streams.
  • You must be selected/ nominated under that non-Express Entry stream.
  • If a person doesn’t have a nomination, they can contact them directly or follow the nomination guidelines present on their website. Canada’s most popular provincial nominee programs include programs for  Alberta, Ontario, Yukon, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland Labrador.
  • If you want to apply for residence in Quebec, you need to remember that this province doesn’t offer any provincial nominee program. However, you can find other programs provided by the province of Quebec here.

Need Help?

Do you want to get permanent residency in a particular province in Canada? An experienced immigration lawyer in Canada can offer substantial help in this regard. At Nanda & Associate Lawyers Professional Corporation, we have an experienced and qualified staff of lawyers and Canadian immigration consultants who have a track record of providing trusted legal services since 2003.

Feel free to get in touch with us to book a free consultation with our Canadian immigration law firm today.

Disclaimer: This blog is only intended for educational purposes and shouldn’t be used as a substitute for legal advice.

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