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)

How PNP Works

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." (IRCC)

Express Entry Process

"This option applies to you if you qualify for both the province or territory’s PNP stream and a federal program under Express Entry." See Express Entry.

Non-Express Entry Process

"This option applies to you if you qualify for the province or territory’s PNP stream, but don’t qualify for the federal program under Express Entry."

IRCC states: "The province or territory will also let you know whether you must apply through the Express Entry process or through the non-Express Entry process." (IRCC)

Provinces and Territories

Each page below quotes that province's or territory's official program pages.

OntarioOINP British ColumbiaBC PNP AlbertaAAIP SaskatchewanSINP ManitobaMPNP Nova ScotiaNSNP New BrunswickNBPNP Prince Edward IslandPEI PNP Newfoundland & LabradorNLPNP Northwest TerritoriesNTNP YukonYNP

Quebec and Nunavut

IRCC states: "Quebec and Nunavut don’t have programs" (IRCC).

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