Provincial Skilled Worker

About Provincial Skilled Worker

PNP programs are another option to immigrate to Canada if you do not have enough points to be selected under Express Entry or are not eligible for any other immigration category

The Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) allow Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who wish to immigrate to Canada and who are interested in settling in a particular province.

Each Canadian province (except Quebec, which has a different selection system) and two territories have their own unique Provincial Nominee Programs.

Each province in Canada is looking for candidates with skilled job experience to fill labor shortages in their province. The list of occupations varies from province to province, depending on their needs.

Prince Edward Island Express Entry Stream

PEI’s Express Entry category operates by considering candidates already in the Federal Express Entry Pool for a provincial nomination.

Such a nomination adds 600 points to a candidate’s Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score and effectively guarantees an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canadian immigration.

PEI Express Entry: Process

1) Assess Your Eligibility

Candidates for PEI Express Entry must be registered in the federal Express Entry system.

You must meet the requirements of one of the federal economic immigration programs:

Federal Skilled Worker;
Federal Skilled Trades;
Canadian Experience Class.

The PEI Express Entry Category features two pathways to Canadian permanent residence, one for candidates with a job offer and one for those without.

Priority is given to applicants living and working in PEI.

2) Create a PEI Expression of Interest Profile

Candidates who meet the above requirements must then create a PEI Expression of Interest profile.

Your profile is scored against a PEI Expression of Interest points grid and is valid for six months.

Profiles are scored on age, language ability, education, work experience, employment, and adaptability.

New Brunswick

New Brunswick is in eastern Canada. People speak both English and French, and the majority of people (about eighty percent) speak English to each other.
The capital of this state and its most populous city in Fredericton. Fredericton has a good climate. The Universities of New Brunswick and Moncton are some of the best universities in North America with a medical degree, and many physicians graduate each year.
Due to the recruitment of physicians, this state has recently been considered by Iranian physicians, dentists, specialists, and pharmacists to obtain permanent residence in Canada through Entrepreneur.

Applicant conditions
The applicant must be at least 22 years old and at most 55 years old.
Has at least a postgraduate degree.
The minimum level of proficiency in French or English is CLB 5 (The Canadian Language Benchmark Test) so that each skill is not less than five, which is equivalent to IELTS 5.
A business plan must be designed and submitted after approval by the New Brunswick government, showing how the applicant’s proposal benefits the New Brunswick government.
Minimum capital is equivalent to C $ 600,000 (this rate is calculated based on the central bank rate), which can include a property with a single-deed or bank deposit, which must be $300,000 in cash.
Have at least three years out of five years of management experience (at least 33.3%) or at least 5 years of experience as a senior manager.

Benefits of Investing in New Brunswick

This method costs less than all other investment methods
The time to apply for permanent residence in Canada is relatively short
Permanent residence in Canada upon arrival
It does not waste money on an investment
The client knows from day one what plan he wants to implement and his business plan is in his hands and he can read the whole plan and implement his ideas.
New Brunswick is a sparsely populated state with good investment potential and room for improvement

Frequently Asked Questions about New Brunswick

Do I have to explore New Brunswick before applying?

No, the expedition is optional for applicants. However, applicants are advised to visit the province for at least five working days (excluding holidays and travel time) and this trip is not privileged.

How long does it take to get our Nomination Certificate and what might be the reason for the delay in processing my immigration application?

Based on experience, you will probably receive acceptance of your case 6 months after you submit your application. Various factors may delay the evaluation process of your application.

Can I change my plans for the proposed business after arriving in New Brunswick?

You will only be able to do this if you can get the necessary permissions from the Business Settlement Office. You can contact this office for advice and guidance in this regard and how to prepare a justification plan and change it.

What should I do if I have more than two years to start my own business?

Permission to prolong the process can be granted under certain conditions and according to the type and characteristics of the process and the activities you have performed during the two years. The process is not allowed to be extended automatically and must be requested in advance with a comprehensive and sufficient explanation.

What if I can't get my business idea in New Brunswick?

If no plan or project is proposed, your $ 100,000 deposit will be forfeited by the New Brunswick Government.

What fees do I have to pay?

The New Brunswick Provincial Program receives $ 2,000 in application fees, which are non-refundable. If accepted in advance, you will be responsible for all costs of processing your information on federal immigration and permanent residence. Detailed information about federal fees and how they will be paid will be available upon initial acceptance.

Will I be able to transfer my assets once I have been selected and received a permanent resident visa?

Do not quit your job or sell your assets before receiving permanent residency.

Will my application be automatically rejected if I have relatives, friends or friends elsewhere in Canada?

In the Declaration of Intent Declaration of Intent, you acknowledge that the New Brunswick Government will select only those who wish to reside with their family members in New Brunswick. Whether or not you have relatives elsewhere in Canada, you must be able to reassure the government (sign the form) that you will be residing in New Brunswick. If, for example, one of your relatives is studying in another province, it is a good idea to move him or her to New Brunswick to study to show that you are serious about it.

Having friends and relatives in other provinces does not necessarily mean rejecting your application. However, the New Brunswick Provincial Program must ensure that you do not reside in another province upon arrival in Canada. It will be up to you to convince the authorities.

Do I need an IELTS language certificate for this method? What is your score?

Yes, IELTS CLB 5 language certificate is required for the main applicant.

What kind of businesses will be evaluated and accepted?

Eligible investments include the following:

The investment in question must be in the form of tangible assets amounting to at least C $ 250,000. Tangible assets include: land, buildings, business vehicles, furniture, office equipment, computers, machinery, and inventory
Investing in personal belongings such as personal property or personal car does not include an acceptable investment.
Investments whose main purpose is a business with passive income are not acceptable.

Business activity

Your business must be active and continuous in New Brunswick.
You must be actively managing your business from within New Brunswick.
The proposed business must be legal and cost-effective for New Brunswick in the eyes of the Government of Canada, and you must have the experience and ability to run a business.
The New Brunswick Immigration Office asks you to add value to your proposed business for the New Brunswick economy. Passive investment is not acceptable in New Brunswick.

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