Provincial Nominee Programs

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)

Each province operates several PNP streams. These streams are designed by the provinces to help meet their unique immigration goals, so the eligibility criteria and application procedures vary. PNPs are a popular option because they can be the fastest pathway to Canadian Permanent Residence.Program requirements and application procedures vary greatly between provinces, so interested applicants should consult each of the provinces in order to determine their eligibility. Some sort of connection or tie to the province is generally required such as having a job offer from an employer in that province or study or work history in that province.

British Columbia PNP

2500/CAD

The BC Provincial Nominee Program British Columbia offers three ways to become a permanent resident in B.C. The three pathways are: • Skills Immigration • Express Entry BC • Entrepreneur Immigration

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Alberta PNP

2500/CAD

The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program offers three different ways to become a permanent resident in Alberta. The three pathways are: • Alberta Opportunity Stream • Alberta Express Entry Stream • Alberta Self Employed Farmer Stream

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Saskatchewan PNP

2500/CAD

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) operates several immigration streams divided among three categories: • Saskatchewan International Skilled Worker • Saskatchewan Experience • Saskatchewan Entrepreneur and Farm

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Manitoba PNP

2500/CAD

The Manitoba PNP operates several immigration streams divided among four categories: • Skilled Workers in Manitoba • Skilled Workers Overseas • International Education Stream • Business Investor Stream

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Ontario PNP

2500/CAD

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) operates several immigration streams divided among three categories: • Ontario Human Capital • Ontario Employer Job Offer • Ontario Business

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Nova Scotia PNP

2500/CAD

• The Nova Scotia PNP operates 8 different streams: • Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities • Skilled Worker • Occupations in Demand • Nova Scotia Demand Express Entry • Nova Scotia Experience: Express Entry • Physician • Entrepreneur • International Graduate Entrepreneur

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New Brunswick PNP

2500/CAD

The province operates several immigration streams: • New Brunswick Express Entry Labour Market • New Brunswick Skilled Workers with Employer Support • New Brunswick Entrepreneurial Stream • New Brunswick Post-Graduate Entrepreneurial Stream

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Prince Edward Island PNP

2500/CAD

The province operates several immigration streams divided among three categories: • PEI Labour Impact • PEI Express Entry • PEI Business Impact

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Newfoundland PNP

2500/CAD

The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) provides prospective immigrants with in-demand skills and experience the opportunity to become a part of this eastern province’s growing workforce through its: • Newfoundland Express Entry • Newfoundland Skilled Worker • Newfoundland International Graduate

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Yukon PNP

2500/CAD

The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is a collection of immigration pathways including: • Yukon Skilled Worker • Yukon Express Entry • Yukon Critical Impact Worker

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Northwest Territories PNP

2500/CAD

The Northwest Territories PNP (NTNPT) operates several immigration streams divided among three categories: • Northwest Territories Express Entry • Northwest Territories Employer Driven

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Testimonial

I was searching for ways to immigrate to Canada under a Provincial Nominee Program and I looked at several programs and even applied to one myself but with no success. My husband’s friend is a long- time friend of Mr. Kennedy and suggested we speak to him. Much to our surprise within two month’s of beginning the process we were nominated by the BCPNP. Our PR should be approved within a few months and then me and my family will be moving to Canada. It has been my dream to live in Canada and I am very thankful to Mr. Kennedy for helping me achieve it.

I have known Mr. Kennedy for almost 15 years since I went to Canada on a work permit as a truck driver with his assistance. Eventually with his help we became permanent residents and now are citizens. From the beginning he was professional and honest. Since that time I have referred literally dozens of people from my family and community who are now settled in Canada thanks to his assistance.

I came to Canada long with my wife under the Federal Skilled Worker Program. Mr. Kennedy guided us how to apply as well as how to strengthen our application. We eventually became permanent residents and eventually Canadian Citizens. I have referred several people to Mr. Kennedy all with similar results and would recommend him to anyone looking for professional advice.

My father applied for a visitor visa 4 times and was rejected each time. He wanted to go to Canada and see his grandchildren who he had never met and Mr. Kennedy was able to help him achieve this dream. His application was approved the first time it was submitted with Mr. Kennedy’s assistance and guidance.

My husband applied to sponsor me to go to Canada under the spousal program. We tried to do the application ourselves and we found it confusing and frustrating and the process was taking a long time which was stressful for us as we didn’t like being separated. A friend of my husband referred us to Mr. Kennedy and from that moment on the process became much simpler. He advised us clearly what documents we needed and how the process worked and we were able to file the application quickly. It took a awhile for the visa to get approved but we are now happily living together in Canada.

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