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Looking to relocate to Canada quickly and get on track for a PR? The Canada Provincial Nominee Program is an accessible way to settle in Canada. Under the Provincial Nominee Program Canadian provinces and territories can nominate individuals for a Canadian Permanent Residency. While the PNP program is separate from the Express Entry program, it does offer applicants holding a select PNP an additional 600 CRS points when they enter the Express Entry pool. Several PNP programs have sent Letters of Interest to applicants with CRS scores under 400 as well. Y-Axis can help you take advantage of this huge opportunity to migrate to Canada with our dedicated visa and immigration support.

Canada Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Details

The Canada Provincial Nominee Program was created to attract skilled international talent to Canada provinces facing a talent shortage. Thousands of successful applicants have relocated and permanently settled in Canada through the PNP program. Some of the best Canadian provinces to apply to under this program are:

Prince Edward Island
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
Alberta

If you are a skilled professional with experience in technology, finance, education, marketing or healthcare, now is the perfect time to explore your options through the PNP program.

You can apply under the PNP option to migrate to Canada if you want to live in a province, contribute to its economy and wish to become a permanent resident of Canada.

Options in the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

There are two options when filling an application through the PNP program:

Paper based process
Through Experss Entry

Paper based process:

The first step is to apply to the province or territory for nomination under the non-Express Entry stream. If you meet the eligibility requirements and qualify through the individual In-demand Occupation Lists of some provinces, you will get a nomination from the province if your occupation is on the list. You can then apply for a Canada PR Visa.

You will now have to submit a paper application for your PR visa. The processing time is usually longer than through the Express Entry system.

Express Entry System:

There are 2 ways to apply:

You can apply for a nomination by contacting the province or territory and apply for a nomination under the Express Entry stream.

If you get a positive response from the province or territory to nominate you, you can create an Express Entry profile or update your profile if it already exists.

The other option is to create an Express Entry profile and indicate the provinces or territories you are interested in. If the province sends a ‘notification of interest’ you can then contact them and then apply through the Express Entry system.

You must meet the eligibility requirements for a successful outcome of your application.

Steps in PNP application for PR visa:

Apply in the province or region where you desire to settle.
If your profile meets the eligibility criteria, you could be nominated by the province to apply for a PR visa.
Apply for your PR visa after you are nominated by a province.

The criteria for evaluating the PR application varies from province to province.

Documents Required

To apply for the Canadian PNP program, applicants need to present their:

Current passport and travel history
Educational credentials
Professional credentials
Recent medical report
Police clearance certificate
Other supporting documents

Features of the Provincial nominee program:

Canada offers nearly 80 different PNPs which have their individual eligibility requirements. The PNP program allows provinces to meet their individual immigration needs by helping them fill jobs that are in demand and meet labor shortages in their province.

Most PNPs require applicants to have some connection to the province. They should have either worked earlier in that province or studied there. Or they should have a job offer from an employer in the province for a job visa.

A provincial nomination can help you in two ways to get your PR visa. It can add 600 CRS points to your Express Entry application and makes you eligible to apply for your PR visa directly to IRCC.

Provincial Nominee Program – All PNP invitations in 2021 [as on December 31, 2021]
Date of Draw	Province	Invitations Issued
December 30, 2021	Manitoba	393
December 21, 2021	British Columbia	243
December 16, 2021	Manitoba	349
December 16, 2021	Prince Edward Island	125
December 14, 2021	British Columbia	71
December 7, 2021	British Columbia	318
December 7, 2021	Ontario	1,186
December 2, 2021	Manitoba	438
November 30, 2021	British Columbia	89
November 24, 2021	Alberta	100
November 23, 2021	British Columbia	357
November 18, 2021	Manitoba	428
November 18, 2021	Prince Edward Island	188
November 18, 2021	Saskatchewan	633
November 16, 2021	British Columbia	87
November 9, 2021	Alberta	200
November 9, 2021	British Columbia	340
November 2, 2021	British Columbia	77
November 1, 2021	Manitoba	421
October 2021	Newfoundland and Labrador	260
October 27, 2021	Ontario	1,408
October 26, 2021	British Columbia	358
October 21, 2021	Manitoba	459
October 21, 2021	Prince Edward Island	204
October 20, 2021	Ontario	546
October 19, 2021	British Columbia	85
October 12, 2021	Alberta	293
October 12, 2021	British Columbia	424
October 7, 2021	Manitoba	426
October 7, 2021	Nova Scotia	330
October 7, 2021	Ontario	162
October 6, 2021	Ontario	486
October 5, 2021	British Columbia	108
September 2021	Newfoundland and Labrador	22
September 28, 2021	British Columbia	422
September 27, 2021	Saskatchewan	391
September 23, 2021	Manitoba	650
September 22, 2021	Ontario	72
September 21, 2021	Alberta	450
September 21, 2021	British Columbia	74
September 21, 2021	Ontario	995
September 16, 2021	Prince Edward Island	143
September 14, 2021	Alberta	385
September 14, 2021	British Columbia	464
September 14, 2021	Ontario	691
September 8, 2021	Saskatchewan	528
September 7, 2021	Alberta	500
September 7, 2021	British Columbia	34
September 2, 2021	Manitoba	602
August 31, 2021	British Columbia	488
August 30, 2021	Alberta	400
August 26, 2021	Ontario	20
August 25, 2021	Ontario	326
August 24, 2021	British Columbia	74
August 23, 2021	Alberta	450
August 19, 2021	Prince Edward Island	161
August 19, 2021	Saskatchewan	496
August 18, 2021	Ontario	479
August 17, 2021	British Columbia	427
August 12, 2021	Manitoba	275
August 11, 2021	Ontario	48
August 10, 2021	Alberta	396
August 10, 2021	British Columbia	51
August 6, 2021	Ontario	2
August 5, 2021	Saskatchewan	452
August 3, 2021	British Columbia	374
August 30, 2021	Alberta	400
August 23, 2021	Alberta	450
August 10, 2021	Alberta	396
July 27, 2021	British Columbia	59
July 27, 2021	Ontario	1,031
July 27, 2021	Manitoba	1,140
July 21, 2021	Ontario	115
July 21, 2021	Saskatchewan	280
July 20, 2021	British Columbia	383
July 15, 2021	Ontario	55
July 15, 2021	Prince Edward Island [PEI]	127
July 14, 2021	Alberta	181
July 13, 2021	British Columbia	56
July 13, 2021	Ontario	1,685
July 9, 2021	Manitoba	277
July 8, 2021	Saskatchewan	295
July 7, 2021	Ontario	21
July 6, 2021	British Columbia	387
June 2021	Newfoundland and Labrador	381
June 29, 2021	British Columbia	52
June 28, 2021	Manitoba	1,017
June 23, 2021	Ontario	583
June 22, 2021	Alberta	184
June 22, 2021	British Columbia	395
June 17, 2021	Manitoba	141
June 17, 2021	Prince Edward Island [PEI]	113
June 16, 2021	Ontario	940
June 15, 2021	British Columbia	86
June 15, 2021	Saskatchewan	255
June 8, 2021	British Columbia	373
June 7, 2021	Manitoba	142
June 5, 2021	Alberta	191
June 1, 2021	British Columbia	68
June 1, 2021	Ontario	986
May 27, 2021	Manitoba	404
May 26, 2021	Ontario	158
May 25, 2021	British Columbia	370
May 25, 2021	Manitoba	232
May 25, 2021	Saskatchewan	421
May 20, 2021	Prince Edward Island [PEI]	155
May 18, 2021	Alberta	250
May 18, 2021	British Columbia	82
May 18, 2021	Ontario	138
May 11, 2021	British Columbia	379
May 11, 2021	Ontario	81
May 5, 2021	Alberta	250
May 6, 2021	Manitoba	150
May 6, 2021	Saskatchewan	259
May 4, 2021	British Columbia	83
May 4, 2021	Ontario	102
April 20, 2021	Alberta	200
April 20, 2021	British Columbia	90
April 27, 2021	British Columbia	362
April 26, 2021	Manitoba	367
April 22, 2021	Saskatchewan	269
April 19, 2021	Manitoba	399
April 15, 2021	Prince Edward Island [PEI]	156
April 13, 2021	British Columbia	452
April 13, 2021	Ontario	528
April 8, 2021	Manitoba	243
April 8, 2021	Saskatchewan	279
April 6, 2021	Alberta	200
April 6, 2021	British Columbia	80
March 26, 2021	Alberta	300
March 30, 2021	British Columbia	330
March 30, 2021	British Columbia	44
March 29, 2021	Nova Scotia	Not disclosed
March 25, 2021	Manitoba	335
March 24, 2021	Saskatchewan	418
March 23, 2021	British Columbia	95
March 18, 2021	Prince Edward Island [PEI]	150
March 11, 2021	Manitoba	299
March 11, 2021	Saskatchewan	248
March 16, 2021	British Columbia	506
March 9, 2021	British Columbia	95
March 3, 2021	Ontario	126
March 2, 2021	Alberta	200
March 2, 2021	British Columbia	444
March 2, 2021	Ontario	754
Feb. 26, 2021	Manitoba	207
Feb. 25, 2021	Saskatchewan	299
Feb. 24, 2021	Nova Scotia	43
Feb. 23, 2021	British Columbia	87
Feb. 18, 2021	Prince Edward Island [PEI]	121
Feb. 16, 2021	Alberta	159
Feb. 16, 2021	British Columbia	494
Feb. 16, 2021	Ontario	1,186
Feb. 12, 2021	Manitoba	296
Feb. 11, 2021	Saskatchewan	541
Feb. 10, 2021	Alberta	200
Feb. 9, 2021	British Columbia	74
Feb. 2, 2021	British Columbia	216
Feb. 2, 2021	Ontario	283
Jan. 28, 2021	Alberta	100
Jan. 28, 2021	Manitoba	218
Jan. 8, 2021	Alberta	50
Jan. 26, 2021	British Columbia	81
Jan. 21, 2021	Prince Edward Island [PEI]	211
Jan. 21, 2021	Saskatchewan	502
Jan. 19, 2021	British Columbia	195
Jan. 19, 2021	Nova Scotia	Not disclosed
Jan. 14, 2021	Manitoba	272
Jan. 13, 2021	Ontario	338
Jan. 13, 2021	Ontario	146
Jan. 12, 2021	British Columbia	80
Jan. 7, 2021	Saskatchewan	385
Jan. 5, 2021	British Columbia	168

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Y-Axis is one of the world’s leading authorities on Canadian immigration. Our experience and knowledge ensures your application meets all the criteria and has the highest chances of success. Our end to end services include:

Immigration documents checklist
Complete application processing
Forms, documentation & application filing
Updates & follow up
Job search services
Relocation and post-landing support in Canada

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FAQ

What is Canadian PNP?

The Canada Provincial Nominee Programs offer a valuable pathway to Canada PR Visa. The PNPs permit territories and provinces in Canada to nominate persons. These must be inclined to migrate to Canada and settle in a specific province.

Each territory and Province in Canada has its own exclusive PNP. The exception is Quebec and Nunavut. Each PNP has minimum one immigration stream that is linked with the federal immigration selection system of Express Entry.

Nominations from provinces offered under these streams linked with Express Entry also known as enhanced nominations. These incur extra 600 CRS/ Comprehensive Ranking System points to the Express Entry. It effectively ensures an ITA for Canada PR Visa in the subsequent Express Entry draws.

What are the eligibility requirements for the PNP program?

To apply under the PNP program you must meet the minimum requirements for the province’s non-Express Entry streams or must be nominated under that stream.

If you do not receive a nomination, then you must contact the province directly.

How can I apply for PNP in Canada?

There are two ways to apply for Provincial Nominee Programs in Canada. These are:

Express Entry

Non-Express Entry

Application through Express Entry:

Most of the streams in Provincial Nominee Programs are linked with Express Entry system. You can create a profile and if you score the minimum points you will be entered into the pool of candidates.

If any province has requirements, they can select your profile for nomination. This is subject to the suitability of your profile. You can then apply for the PR Visa after you get Invitation to Apply from any province.

The application directly to a PNP:

If you have a specific Canadian province in your mind, you can easily apply for that province. Below are the steps to directly apply to a Provincial Nominee Program:

Select a PNP of a Province
Fulfil the requirements and submit the complete application
Obtain a nomination from that Province/PNP
Receive the Nomination certificate

• Apply for Canada PR Visa with IRCC

Is the job offer mandatory for PNP?

The job offer is not mandatory for the below Provincial Nominee Program streams linked with Express Entry:

MPMP Skilled Worker of Manitoba
Express Entry Labour Market Stream of New Brunswick
PNP Nova Scotia
Human Capital Priorities Stream of Ontario
Saskatchewan Express Entry Sub-category International Skilled Worker of Saskatchewan

How do you get a Provincial Nomination to immigrate to Canada?

Every Territory and Province in Canada has its own requirements and programs. For example, Territories and Provinces can target the following in a program stream:

Specific occupations
Semi-skilled workers
Skilled workers
Business people
Students

Candidates can file an application for Provincial Nomination either after obtaining valid job offers of through Express Entry. Some of the Provinces have their individual In-demand Occupation Lists.

An applicant will be offered an invitation to apply for Nomination by a Province if their occupation is listed in its In-demand Occupation List. They can then file a Canada PR Visa application if they receive the nomination from the Province.

I am in India, and planning to apply for a PNP PR, does the PNP PR still help me take education first in Canada and then start working?

Applicants who possess the Work Experience, Education and Skills can submit an application for the Provincial Nominee Program. Each territory and province has its own criteria for eligibility. Some PNP programs are allied with Express Entry while some are not.

A few of the PNPs are based on occupation. Investors and Students can also submit an application for PNP.

Latest PNP Canada updates?


Date of Draw	Province	Invitations Issued
October 27, 2021	Ontario	1,408
October 26, 2021	British Columbia	358
October 21, 2021	Manitoba	459
October 21, 2021	Prince Edward Island	204
October 20, 2021	Ontario	546
October 19, 2021	British Columbia	85
October 12, 2021	Alberta	293
October 12, 2021	British Columbia	424
October 7, 2021	Manitoba	426
October 7, 2021	Nova Scotia	330
October 7, 2021	Ontario	162
October 6, 2021	Ontario	486
October 5, 2021	British Columbia	108