Immigration Services
Comprehensive support for all Canadian immigration pathways, from temporary residence to permanent status.
Provincial Nominee Programs
IRCC states: "The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) lets provinces and territories nominate people who" "have the skills, education and work experience to help their economy (like business people and skilled workers)", "want to live in that province or territory" and "want to become permanent residents of Canada". (IRCC, How the Provincial Nominee Program works)
- Ontario (OINP)
- British Columbia
- Alberta (AAIP)
- Saskatchewan (SINP)
- Manitoba (MPNP)
How PNP Works
Two Ways to Apply
IRCC states: "There are 2 ways to apply for permanent residence through the PNP." "The option you use depends on the province or territory you choose to immigrate to."
Express Entry Nominations
IRCC lists "Provincial or territorial nomination" at 600 additional points in the Comprehensive Ranking System (IRCC, CRS criteria).
Quebec and Nunavut
IRCC states: "Quebec and Nunavut don’t have programs".
Office Location
1965 Britannia Road West, Unit 208
Mississauga, ON L5M 4Y4
Business Hours
Monday - Friday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
Information provided is general in nature and current as of the page's last update. Immigration laws, processing times, eligibility criteria, and program requirements are subject to change per IRCC policy updates. This page does not constitute legal advice. Specific cases require individual consultation with a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. Amer Rehman is an RCIC (R515343), member in good standing with CICC.