Provincial Nomination
Provincial Nomination
Provincial Nomination is a program offered by the Canadian government that allows provinces and territories to nominate candidates for immigration to Canada based on their specific economic and labor market needs.
Under this program, provinces and territories are able to select skilled workers, business people, and other eligible candidates who meet their specific labor market needs and are likely to make a positive contribution to the local economy.
The Provincial Nomination program has different streams for skilled workers, business people, and other eligible candidates, depending on the specific needs of each province or territory.
Some of the common streams include:
- Skilled Worker Streams:
These streams are designed for skilled workers with work experience in high-demand occupations, and who meet other eligibility criteria, such as language proficiency and education.
- Business Immigration Streams:
These streams are designed for entrepreneurs, investors, and other business people who are interested in starting or investing in a business in Canada.
- International Graduate Streams:
These streams are designed for international students who have graduated from a Canadian university or college and want to remain in Canada permanently.
List of the 10 Canadian provinces, in alphabetical order:
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Saskatchewan