Canada Provincial Nominee Program ( PNP )

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Overview

The Provincial Nominees Program (PNP) authorizes provinces to nominate candidates aspiring to migrate to Federal Canada and desiring to settle in a specific province. Provincial Nomination is a fast-track route to Canada Permanent Residence. Candidate needs the required skills, work experience and education to make the instant economic contribution to the particular province or territory that nominates him.

Fulfilling the need of more migrants in urbanized Canadian provinces, the Canada Immigration and Citizenship established the Provincial Nominee Program to accomplish the requirement of manpower in these provinces and their remote regions. More skills would bring ample boost in individual economies along with distributing sufficient investments in those employments which demand overseas skills.

For prospective immigrants under the Canada Business Provisional Program, understanding various grains linked with the application process might be a tedious task, courtesy various facets associated with it. Abhinav's provincial immigration specialists understand what all it takes to file and manage the application under Canada Business Provisional Program, hence ensuring that the bowl is filled thoroughly without any surplus spilling.

Every Canadian Province or territory has their own unique Provincial Nomination Programs tailored to address the particular need of the province or territory to attract business persons, investors or skilled workers. You will need to choose amongst Canadian Provinces you want to immigrate to Canada under the provincial nominee program –

• Alberta provincial nominee program
• British Columbia provincial nominee program
• Manitoba provincial nominee program
• New Brunswick provincial nominee program
• Newfoundland and Labrador provincial nominee program
• Nova Scotia provincial nominee program
• Northwest Territories provincial nominee program
• Nunavut provincial nominee program
• Ontario provincial nominee program
• Prince Edward Island (PEI) provincial nominee program
• Quebec provincial nominee program
• Saskatchewan provincial nominee program
• Yukon provincial nominee program

Otherwise, decide the Province through the immigration category you fall in –

Quebec has its own separate immigration programs and system. You can find the details on Quebec page.

Annual Immigration Quota and Role of Abhinav

Every province barring Quebec has its own quota for accepting skilled migration provided by the annual Immigration quota. Interested candidates intending to apply under the Canada Business Provisional Program can choose the province of their choice, and our immigration specialists would acquaint them on various facets linked with province, along with providing the minutest granule of the job market.

Further, Abhinav's Canada Business Provisional Program's specialists would then assist in getting our clients nominated for the intended provinces through our ace network. Once the process of mandatory nomination is completed, there is no looking back. The procedure of filing the application for Canada Business Provisional Program would start, leading way to fulfilling other mandates like essential documents, and going through medical, security and background check, to name a few. Not to forget that applicants applying under the Canada Business Provisional Program would get enjoy priority at the stamping level.

Abhinav's PNP specialists would recommend which program would suit our clients in accordance with their case studies, hence bringing the best option in front of them. Feel free to fill out Free of Charge Assessment Form
 

The Citizenship and Immigration Canada clearly defines which Immigration consultant can represent an application, on behalf of clients, with the department. The department calls them authorized representatives, and among them are the Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants who are members in good standing of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (www.iccrc-crcic.ca). Ensure that, if you are hiring a paid immigration consultant, he/she is an authorized representative to represent you with Citizenship and Immigration Canada and other Canadian Government agencies.