PNP - Provincial Nominee Program

Canadas provinces and territories have their own local needs for skilled foreign workers, which is why the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) was created. Nine provinces and two territories, in close cooperation with the national Canadian immigration agency, have developed their own programs to attract foreign workers who have the occupations and skills that are needed in their part of Canada. The first step is to apply to the PNP of a specific Canadian province or territory. If that province or territory issues a provincial nomination, the second step is to apply for permanent residency with the national Canadian immigration agency.

Requirements the different provinces and territories that participate in the provincial nominee program (pnp) have developed their own eligibility requirements. In general, the pnp criteria will usually include one or more of the following: having work experience in a qualifying occupation that is in high-demand in the province/territory; possessing the relevant post-secondary education/training for the high-demand occupation; having a certain level of english or french language abilities; applicants may need to be within a certain age range; some pnps have a points system for various factors and a minimum points score is required; foreign workers must agree to live and work in the province/territory that nominated them; having a connection to the province/territory may be necessary; a provincial nomination is required before applying for a permanent resident visa to canada; foreign workers and their family members must have good health and good character; supporting documents will be requested to show satisfaction of the canadian immigration criteria.

Call (226) 775-3026, or use the website.

Phone

(226) 775-3026

Website

https://www.canadaimmigrationexpress.com/member/christian-woods/