The immigration is a shared power between federal and provincial government in Canada. Each province has its own Provincial Nominee Program based on the province’s economic needs. Each province has its own categories and associate with different requirements for each category.

 

The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) provides the provinces the ability to select qualified foreign nationals to meet the needs of the local labour market and economic development. 

With more than 80 provincial immigration streams, it could be very challenging for you to find one that best suits you.

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It worth noting the PNP program involves two steps. First, the province recognizes and nominates applicants for permanent residence who have the skills and experience the province economy needs. Second, the Immigration Canada makes the final decisions on whether to approve the application for permanent residence.

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If you have any question about the PNP, please contact us.