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What is Provincial Nominee Program?
Applying through Express Entry or without Express Entry
Find out if you are eligible to apply through Express Entry or find out if you are eligible to apply directly, without Express Entry
The process to apply through Express Entry Stream-
- Create Express Entry Application
- Apply to the chosen province on their portal with the Express Entry application profile number
- Receive Interest Letter from Province
- Submit all required documents to the province including proof of funds
- Receive nomination letter and accept under express entry application
- Receive Invitations and submit Documents including Medical Clearance Certificate and Police Clearance Certificate
The process to apply without Express Entry Application –
- Submit an Expression of Interest under a selected stream
- Receive Interest Letter from Province
- Submit all required documents to the province including proof of funds
- If selected, You can apply for a Permanent Residency Visa online with the required documents.
Eligibility requirements
How to apply for PNP?
Information you need to provide when you apply
If you are invited to apply, when and how will I be notified?
Selection criteria for the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a Canadian immigration program that allows provinces and territories to nominate individuals for immigration to Canada based on the specific needs and labor market requirements of the province. The criteria for selection vary depending on the province or territory, but generally, candidates must:
- Meet the minimum requirements for work experience, education, language proficiency, and other factors as determined by the province or territory.
- Demonstrate that they have the skills, qualifications, and experience in demand in the province or territory.
- Have the intention and ability to settle in the province or territory.
- Meet any additional criteria set by the province or territory. For Example, Saskatchewan needs at least 60 points as per their points criteria.
To be eligible for the PNP, candidates must also:
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Meet the admissibility requirements of Canada, including criminal and medical checks.
- Have sufficient funds to support themselves and their dependents after arriving in Canada.
If you are interested in applying for the PNP, you should contact Province Immigration Private Limited for more information on their specific selection criteria and requirements.
Forms and supporting documents
- The appropriate PNP application forms- This will depend on the province or territory you are applying to and the category you are applying under.
- Language test results ( IELTS/TEF/CELPIP )- You will need to provide proof that you meet the minimum language requirements in English or French, depending on the province or territory you are applying to.
- Educational documents – Applicants need to provide copies of your educational certificates, diplomas, and transcripts.
- Work experience documents- Applicants must provide proof of your work experience, such as letters from previous employers, pay stubs, and job descriptions, Reference Letter for salary slips .
- Proof of funds- As per IRCC guidelines every applicant must show sufficient funds which are required to show that you have enough money to support yourself and any dependents when you arrive in Canada.
- A police clearance certificate- Candidate must undergo a police clearance certificate from any country you have lived in for six months or more in the past ten years. PCC can be applied through the passport Office.
- A medical exam –You may need to undergo a medical exam to make sure you are in good health.
- Other documents- Applicants must provide other documents, depending on your specific circumstances and the province or territory you are applying to such as Marriage certificate, Birth Certificate etc.(If Required) .
It’s important to carefully read the instructions and requirements provided by the province or territory you are applying to and to submit all of the required forms and documents. Incomplete applications or applications that do not meet the requirements may be rejected.
The PNP is a way to get faster access to permanent residency in Canada. The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a way for Canadian provinces and territories to nominate immigrants who want to move to Canada and who have the skills, education, and work experience to contribute to the economy of the specific province or territory they are applying to. If you get a nomination through any Provincial Nominee Program ,Your PR Application process can be faster. As candidates need not to wait for a longer time in the Express Entry Pool .