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Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Most provinces and territories run their own nominee programs to attract the workers, graduates and entrepreneurs they need. A nomination can be the strongest path to permanent residence, especially if your CRS score is below recent cut-offs.
Who it's for
Is this the right route for you?
Express Entry candidates below recent cut-offs
Workers with a job offer from an employer in a province
International graduates of Canadian colleges and universities
People in occupations a province is targeting
How we help
What we handle for you
- 1Match your profile to the province and stream that fits
- 2Track stream openings and invitation rounds
- 3Prepare the provincial application and documents
- 4Respond to provincial requests for information
- 5File your federal PR application after nomination
Programs & streams
Options we work with
Ontario (OINP)Alberta (AAIP)British Columbia (BC PNP)Saskatchewan (SINP)Manitoba (MPNP)Atlantic provinces
Documents
What you'll typically need
- Passport
- Language test results
- Educational credentials and ECA
- Job offer or employment letters (stream-dependent)
- Proof of settlement funds
- Evidence of intent to live in the province
You receive a personalised checklist after your consultation.
How many points does a nomination add?
An enhanced nomination linked to Express Entry adds 600 CRS points.
Do I need a job offer?
Some streams require one and others don't. We identify the streams you qualify for.
Must I live in the nominating province?
You must intend to live there, and provinces assess that intention as part of their decision.
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