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Provincial Nominee Program

A province backs you. Your score jumps 600 points.

Every province and territory outside Quebec and Nunavut runs its own nominee program, each tuned to its own labour market. Choosing the right one is the whole game.

CRS boost
+600
Provinces
11
Streams
80+
The Peace Tower clock, Ottawa

The short version

The Provincial Nominee Program has run since 1998 and is now the leading route into Canada for skilled workers. Because immigration is a shared federal and provincial responsibility, provinces can select the people their own economies need.

Each province publishes its own streams, occupation lists, and score thresholds. They change often. Picking a province because you have heard of it, rather than because its streams match your occupation, is the most common and most expensive mistake we correct.

What matters

The parts that decide your outcome.

Enhanced nomination

Aligned with Express Entry. Adds 600 CRS points, which in practice guarantees an invitation, and follows the federal six-month service standard.

Base nomination

Applied for directly with the province, then processed federally. Slower, but open to candidates who are not competitive in the Express Entry pool.

Occupation-driven

Streams target the trades, health, technology, and agriculture roles each province is short of. Your NOC code decides your best province.

Intent to settle

You must genuinely intend to live in the nominating province. We help you build a credible, well-evidenced connection.

Provinces and territories we work with

British ColumbiaBC PNP · Skills Immigration & Tech
AlbertaAlberta Advantage Immigration Program
OntarioOntario Immigrant Nominee Program
SaskatchewanSaskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
ManitobaManitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Nova ScotiaNova Scotia Nominee Program
New BrunswickNew Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program
Newfoundland & LabradorNL Provincial Nominee Program
Prince Edward IslandPEI Provincial Nominee Program
Northwest TerritoriesNWT Nominee Program
YukonYukon Nominee Program
Process

How we get you there.

  1. 1

    Match your profile to a province

    We compare your occupation, experience, language results, and family ties against every open stream.

  2. 2

    Apply to the stream

    Some provinces run expression-of-interest pools, others accept direct applications. We prepare and file either way.

  3. 3

    Receive your nomination

    The province issues a nomination certificate confirming it wants you to settle there.

  4. 4

    File for permanent residence

    Enhanced nominations go through your Express Entry profile. Base nominations go directly to IRCC.

  5. 5

    Medicals, police checks, decision

    Complete the federal requirements and land as a permanent resident.

Common questions

There is no universally easiest province. The right answer depends on your occupation, language ability, work experience, and any existing ties. A stream that is generous to a welder may be closed to a marketing manager.

You must genuinely intend to settle there when you apply, and you should plan to build your life there. Permanent residents have mobility rights once they land, but applying to a province you never intend to live in is misrepresentation.

Rules vary by province and stream, and some prohibit concurrent applications. We check the current rules before filing so you do not jeopardise an application.

Start your journey to Canada today.

A simple question or a full assessment, we are here to help and reply within two business days.

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Burnaby, BC & Montréal, QC
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