PNP Canada

What is PNP?

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is basically a pathway to Canadian permanent residence for individuals who want to immigrate to a specific province of Canada. Each province has its own PNP programs designed as per its economic and demographic requirements.

Who can apply for PNP?

PNP is designed for workers who:

• Have education, skillset, and work experience which can help the specific province grow their economy
• Wants to permanently live in that province
• Want to become a permanent resident of that province

Every province has its own immigration programs that target specific requirements and groups. Some program streams may target:

• Students
• Businessmen
• Skilled workers
• Semi-skilled workers

How to apply?

How you can apply for PNP depends on the stream under which you are applying. If you meet the eligibility requirements of the PNP program, you have to submit an Expression of Interest and get an Invitation to apply based on scores. After getting an invitation to apply, you need to submit a complete PNP application to get the nomination. After getting a nomination from the province, apply for permanent residence at the federal level.

Province or territory to choose from:

• Alberta
• British Columbia
• Manitoba
• New Brunswick
• Newfoundland and Labrador
• Northwest Territories
• Nova Scotia
• Ontario
• Prince Edward Island
• Saskatchewan
• Yukon

Eligibility criteria may vary from province to province and to ensure that your application gets accepted, you must correctly fill the online forms and upload the required documents.

At Growing Pathways Immigration, we have been assisting our clients with initial consultation, assessing eligibility, reviewing documentation, applying for the PNP. If you need assistance with any PNP program especially Manitoba PNP, contact us today.