Canada PNP Program |How the Provincial Nominee Program works

What is the PNP Program in Canada?
The Provincial Nominee Program (Canada PNP) allows candidates who want to immigrate to Canada and reside in a specific province to apply for and receive nominations from the province itself. It's a program that speeds up the immigration process for eligible and enthusiastic applicants... With the exception of Quebec, every province in Canada has its own state-run Provincial Nominee Program. Each province has its own set of regulations and eligibility requirements for identifying immigrants who will be successful in settling in the province. The Canada PNP program is utilized by provinces and territories to effectively and efficiently fill labor shortages created by the country's demographics, which include a larger number of retirees.

PNP Canada Immigration Base
The Base PNP – Canada Immigration allows provinces to submit applicants who do not meet the Express Entry Program's qualifying requirements (EEP). The basic PNP is a different way of coming to Canada. In this scenario, the applicant just has to meet the province's eligibility requirements to be considered for immigration to Canada.
Candidates who wish to come to Canada under the basic Provincial Nomination Scheme must, however, go through a two-step process.
1. To get a nomination certificate, he must meet the requirements for the appropriate Canada PNP program and apply for it.
2. He must apply to the federal government after getting the nomination certificate. The federal government will next review his application from a variety of angles, including finances, health, and medical history, and if everything checks out, he will be granted a Canada PR visa.

PNP Canada Immigration Enhancement
The improved PNP - Canada immigration program joins the PNP with the federal Express Entry Program. Individuals who meet the eligibility criteria for immigration to Canada under the federal Express Entry Program are eligible to apply. Applicants must complete the processes indicated below.

1. Fill out an Express Entry application and join the Express Entry pool.
2. Apply for and get a nomination for the PNP from their selected province.
3. Under the Comprehensive Ranking System, candidates that are nominated earn 600 additional points out of a total of 1200 points.
4. The candidate will very definitely be chosen in the next Canada Express Entry lottery as a result of these additional points.
5. Applicants who are qualified for immigration to Canada under the Canada Express Entry Scheme, as well as those who are not, can apply for immigration to Canada through the Provincial Nominee Program.

What are the requirements for immigration under the Provincial Nominee Program?
Each Canadian province and territory has established its own set of regulations and qualifying requirements for provincial nomination. In general, the PNP program makes provisions for three main categories of immigrants.

1. Applicants who have a legitimate employment offer in the province and are willing to be sponsored by their company.
2. Applicants searching for work in the province, and 3. Applicants who are self-employed in the province.

There are many PNP programs in Canada that are region-specific and have their own set of regulations and guidelines: A certified Canadian immigration consultant can help you with the details of each program

Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Immigrant Nominee Program in Ontario
Nominee Program in Nova Scotia
Immigrant Nominee Program in Saskatchewan
Provincial Nominee Program on Prince Edward Island
Immigrant Nominee Program in Alberta
Provincial Nominee Program in British Columbia
Provincial Nominee Program in New Brunswick
Provincial Nominee Program in Newfoundland
Provincial Nominee Program in the North West Territories
Provincial Nominee Program in Yukon