Provincial Nominee Programs

Canada operates a two-tiered immigration system, offering programs for skilled workers at both the federal and provincial levels.

The Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) allow almost all of Canada’s ten provinces and three territories to nominate skilled worker candidates for admission to Canada with the specific skills required by their local economies. Successful candidates who receive a provincial or territorial nomination can then apply for Canadian permanent residence through federal immigration authorities. This is an important component of all provincial programs.

In addition to the PNP, many provinces also run their own categories under the Canada Express Entry System, giving them an increasing role in the selection of economic immigrants.

Don't qualify under one of the federal programs? You may still qualify for admission to Canada under a PNP. Some candidates may also qualify for a temporary work permit in the interim, allowing for early entry to Canada for the applicant and their accompanying dependents.

However, navigating the immigration system can be complex and overwhelming. That's where we come in. GoldOX World Immigration specializes in helping skilled workers like you navigate the PNP and Canada Express Entry system, ensuring your application is complete and stands out from the rest.

We understand that many of the large provincial programs face processing delays due to the overwhelming interest in immigrating to Canada. But don't worry, our team stays up to date on the latest program openings and closures, ensuring you don't miss out on any opportunities.

So if you're a skilled worker looking to immigrate to Canada, let our experienced team at GoldOX World Immigration guide you through the process and help make your dream a reality.