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4 Most Likely Provinces to nominate you for PR in 2022
In this Article, we are talking about the 4 most likely provinces to nominate you for immigration, through their programs
If you thought about Canadian immigration before, then we are certain that at some point, you asked the pivotal question... just which Canadian Provincial Nominee Program is the easiest for overseas candidates to qualify for? We hope you watched our video on the topic (linked below), as we are quite proud of it and because it gives lots of details about each of these below programs
If you know a little about Canadian immigration, then you would know that getting nominated by a Provincial Nominee Program (or PNP) is one of the surest ways to become a Permanent Resident. That is because if a province nominates you as a candidate, then you would get 600+ points in your immigration application, which would virtually guarantee the success of it.
In this article, we recount the 4 most likely provinces to nominate you for immigration, through their programs. They are as follows:
If you know a little about Canadian immigration, then you would know that getting nominated by a Provincial Nominee Program (or PNP) is one of the surest ways to become a Permanent Resident. That is because if a province nominates you as a candidate, then you would get 600+ points in your immigration application, which would virtually guarantee the success of it.
In this article, we recount the 4 most likely provinces to nominate you for immigration, through their programs. They are as follows:
How you will apply depends on which Provincial Nominee Program stream you're applying to. You might need to apply using the paper-based process, or by the online process through Express Entry.
As part of the process, you will have to pass a medical exam and get a police check (certificate). Everyone must have these checks, no matter where they plan to live in Canada.
The process includes:
As part of the process, you will have to pass a medical exam and get a police check (certificate). Everyone must have these checks, no matter where they plan to live in Canada.
The process includes:
- Applying to the province for nomination under a stream
- Meeting the eligibility requirements of the province that nominates you.
- Once nominated, applying for permanent residence to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
In order to apply, you must follow the instructions on the websites of each province. The PNP websites are listed here, so feel free to browse them yourself. If you work with us, we will be able to narrow down exactly which PNPs you would likely qualify for.
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Northwest Territories
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Saskatchewan
- Yukon
Yes, there are a handful of PNPs that you can apply for via Express Entry process. But the majority of PNPs require you to apply for them outside of the process.
In the Express Entry process, there are 2 ways to apply:
In the Express Entry process, there are 2 ways to apply:
- You contact the province or territory and apply for a nomination under an Express Entry stream.
- If the province or territory agrees to nominate you, you create an Express Entry profile (or update your profile if you already have one) and show you have been nominated.
OR
- You create an Express Entry profile and show the provinces and territories you're interested in.
- If a province or territory sends you a "notification of interest" to your account, you contact them directly.
- You apply to their Express Entry stream:
- If you're nominated, the province will offer it to you through your account, and you accept it electronically.
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