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Canada’s provincial nominee programs (PNPs) offer a pathway to Canadian permanent residence for anyone who wants to move to a certain Canadian territory or province. In accordance with its unique economic and demographic needs, each province and territory in Canada has its own PNP. Continue reading to learn how to become a provincial nominee for immigration to Canada and the most recent PNP developments in Canada.
Let us put you through the process of immigration through PNP. Call +91- 93153 02842 for your eligibility assessment.
First, we determine your eligibility for the applicable provincial programs. PNP streams either use an online application through Express Entry or a paper-based application method. If you are not eligible for the Express Entry, we apply for you through the paper-based application. Once the province gives the ‘Notification of Interest (NOI or Provincial ITA), we contact the province to go through the provincial nomination process, help prepare your documents and submit the application for provincial nomination. Once we obtain the provincial nomination certificate, you will receive 600 additional Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points. We then apply these points in the Express Entry and that essentially guarantees that you will get a permanent residence invitation (Federal ITA) from IRCC in the next draw. Once you get this invitation, we go ahead and submit your permanent residence application to IRCC, after helping you obtain all the required documents such as those employment, civil, police clearance (PCC), and IRCC Medical test.
Each of Canada’s provinces and territories, apart from Nunavut and Quebec, operates its own unique Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) designed to meet its economic and demographic needs. A potential applicant should check with each province to see if they are eligible as program requirements and application processes differ substantially between them.
A step-by-step guide to applying to a Canadian PNP:
Some PNPs do not require an Express Entry profile to apply. These programs are called ‘base’ PNPs. Although each program's nomination procedure is unique, the overall procedure is crucial:
1. Apply for nomination
2. If nominated, apply for Canadian permanent residence through Permanent Residence Portal.
After receiving a nomination from a Canadian territory or province, you can use Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada's website to submit your application for permanent residence in Canada. Permanent Residence Portal.
Permanent residency applications filed through the Base PNP are processed much more slowly than electronic applications made through Express Entry. While a permanent resident application submitted through Express Entry typically takes 6 months to process, a paper-based application typically takes 18 months.
The provincial nominee programs (PNPs) provide a path to Canadian permanent residency for those who want to immigrate to a certain province or territory. Every Canadian province and territory has a unique PNP that is geared to meet local economic and demographic needs. Continue reading to learn how to become a provincial nominee for immigration to Canada and the most recent PNP developments in Canada.
Call +91- 93153 02842 for more details and to initiate this exciting process of settling in this beautiful and progressive nation: Canada.
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