4 Easiest Provincial Nomination Programs to Immigrate to Canada

We are talking about the 4 most likely provinces to nominate you for immigration, through their programs. If you thought about Canadian immigration before, then we are certain that at some point, you asked the pivotal question... just which Canadian Provincial Nominee Program is the easiest for overseas candidates to qualify for? We hope you watched our video on the topic, as we are quite proud of it :) and because it gives lots of details about each of these below programs. If you know a little about Canadian immigration, then you would know that getting nominated by a Provincial Nominee Program (or PNP) is one of the surest ways to become a Permanent Resident.
In this video, we recount the 4 most likely provinces to nominate you for immigration, through
their programs.
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RESOURCES:
We have gathered some resources to help you, including:
The government website that publishes the recent draws of Express Entry:
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-...
A detailed video that explains the Express Entry Process:
• Express Entry Immigrat...
A webpage that links to all the programs that we discussed today:
canadianizelaw.com/four-easie...
A Personal Assessment that you can complete, with us, in order to inform you on your
eligibility:
q.myblackbean.com/canadianize
A pdf page of Saskatchewan’s Excluded Occupation List:
www.saskatchewan.ca/residents...
And, finally, the eligibility criteria for Saskatchewan’s PNP program:
www.saskatchewan.ca/residents...
TIME STAMPS
00:30 - Introduction
02:12 - No 4 Nova Scotia
05:28 - No 3 Alberta
03:18 - No 2 Ontario
07:15 - No 1 The Number One Spot!
09:25 - Conclusion / Resources
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[@afsheenzahoor9132]

Wish to know about Manitoba in detail as well. I m having in demand occupation and a cousin relative in Winnepeg. But CRS score of EE are as low as 350. Manitoba EOI assessment points are 564.

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[@dataworld-information]

Saskatchewan give more points for relatives 20 points, and for job and live there also 5 points for each. 30 points for connection that is much.

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[@belladike912]

Thank you so much for this information. As an international student, who wants to apply for PR even while in school in BC what will be your advice?

[@muhammadfaisalsardar9732]

Wish you best of Luck 😊

[@canadianize2239]

Thanks Muhammad 😊

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[@francisokori6356]

Thank you for the update on Canada pnp. Which province is good for a seafarer or marine Engineer.

[@EriPages]

Which PINP is best to apply as a Farmer? I love farming

[@vishakhrameshan9932]

Hi, Thank you for the informative video. I just have one query, what is the difference between human capital priority stream vs foreign worker stream? or in other words, I have 1 year of IT experience and currently hold a valid work permit and job offer. Which stream should I go for in ONIP.

[@navjotsingh4451]

Thanks for the information. I watched you first time. I am sending my son for 4 year bachelor of computer science to Nova Scotia in fall 2023. Because I saw many other videos telling Atlantic immigration program most promising for PR . He had letter of acceptance from university in Saskatchewan and Alberta as well but I choose Nova Scotia over all. How is my decision. Kindly respond

[@Iyno_omi]

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[@Misfitzk]

Hi, thanks so much for the information! Shouldn't Manitoba be considered as well as one of the best options? Considering it only takes 6 months working in the province to apply for the PNP!

[@canadianize2239]

Thanks for sharing that info. Definitely

[@ikramsandhu4210]

Informative

[@canadianize2239]

Thanks for the support Ikram !

[@avevorjames2326]

Do you need to have a express entry profile before applying for Saskatchewan’s PNP?

[@sandyeleanor4138]

I'm new here and interested. I have good working experience as a volunteer in one of the international organization. And presently working as administration officer in one of the public offices. May I please understand how this is done?

[@davidluna3388]

thanks of the video! But, what about Manitoba? That province offers a PNP after six months working there (along other no so difficult requirements, such as CLB 4 and have a full time long term job contract)

[@canadianize2239]

great point David. Manitoba is another good option

[@jamalbenaissa4924]

Hello, I'm a secondary school teacher of maths. From Morocco, I want to know if this profession is considered as in high demand or most demanded in saskatchewan for to apply in the sinp program?

[@maghi6998]

Hi thanks for the information, i think its ontario program that is good for ke but now, how do i get to have an express entry profile ?

[@MohamedAhmed-vw4ht]

Thanx a lot for your information! 💙 I'm an English/Arabic translator but I couldn't find any jobs related to translation or interpretation in most of the mentioned provinces, even though most of people in Canada are immigrants. So, do u have any suggestions for that!

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Mohamed, could you email [e-mail] with the same enquiry. We will explore your options

[@newalmadinafurnitures-naga2436]

What if any one have both ielts and tef will it add to the score

[@ntumbafranckkandu5746]

Hello, I'm from DRC, and I have tried many times without success, I hope with your help, I can.

[@nitishamondal1004]

Hello ! Just subscribed to your channel. Thank you so much for the informative videos :) I am a highly trained and experienced Indian Classical dancer and have applied for PR this April. Do you suggest PNP as well? If so, which province will have maximum opportunities for my field? I am basically a dancer, choreographer, Yoga teacher and also have some writing skills, although no experience in that area as yet. Kindly guide, thank you!

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Nitisha. It sounds like you have wide experience. We would also suggest you consider the self employed entrepreneur program, which specially allows for persons with what is considered cultural experience, like dancing, sports etc. Let us know if you have any questions! www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/self-employed.html

[@nitishamondal1004]

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[@canadianize2239]

@@nitishamondal1004 For sure, consider emailing us your resume, and we can offer further info: [e-mail]

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[@RajSingh-qy1ns]

Hello, thanks for your informative video. My spouse and I have similar qualifications, I have more work experience out of Canada. Who should apply?

[@canadianize2239]

The one who is younger, and has a higher IELTS score

[@hijasoud9922]

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[@1980ify]

For an international student, which are the top two pnp programs to opt for? And Which provinces have additional points for studying in that province?

[@canadianize2239]

any province where you study in. If none available then go for Manitoba, SK, or NB

[@fsumi21]

Which PNP program is good for commi Chef?

[@babanzarah7488]

Hi, thanks for the video. I am in final stage of my doctoral studies in Environmental Engineering in Europe. I have more than 15 years of working experience in public sector. and academia. I am 46 years old how likely it is for me to get PNP?

[@CarlosEnrique84]

Hi Sir. Thank you so much for the information. Can I apply for the occupation in-demand stream while still studying my Ph.D. in Saskatchewan? I just started studying this past September. I understand that with 12 months of study, I can earn 5 points. But I wonder if I can apply next year with one year of studies and still three years away from graduation. Thanks.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Carlos, good question, I dont think so. Would you be able to forward your CV to [e-mail] and we can study the answer in more detail - Mary K.

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[@canadianize2239]

Thanks for the tip!

[@chinwendueberechukwu7587]

I'm a Nurse from Nigeria, which province do you suggest for me and how do I go about it?

[@pineappleuncle5037]

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[@shahidchohdry2599]

@@canadianize2239 Hi Plz share the immigration process for a person who has two wives. He is PhD marketing, having children from first wife. Second wife ( medical doctor/ sonologist ) has a son from her first husband ( who died 10 yr ago ). Does he need to divorce one wife? Is it possible to bring only second wife with her son ( from first husband who died already)?

[@gagaklumayung7995]

@@shahidchohdry2599 I know Canada sent the guy with more than one wife to jail, good luck 🤞. Better stay in your country and enjoy the wifes, no need to take the risk

[@gurjotsingh1989]

Hi first of all thanks for the information which you have shared in your video. Keep making informative and good content. And secondly, I would like to ask you that I am an interior designer or interior decorator with more than 4 years of international experience (outside Canada) in my field, so in which province should I have to apply for a positive outcome or better chance of getting an invite.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Gurjot, I think you have a few options. For one you can simply apply for Express Entry; your chance of success depends on your age, English abilities, education, and relations in Canada. The second is to seek to obtain a work permit with a Canadian employer in the field. Best thing is to contact employers directly. And thirdly you can consider direct programs like the SINP. If you want more detailed info, please message us at [e-mail] and attach your Resume

[@dsxftw]

Can I apply to more than one PNP province at the same time

[@angelsmith4369]

Hi can I ask you a question? My mother sponsor me while our application is in progress I got married and have kids, my mother declare our marriage and my kids been medical examined but not my wife because my mother is the one who applied for my application, now i want to sponsor my wife and kids, what should i answer to this question? Information about Previous Examination. Yes or No?

[@chetnasharma5221]

Hello! I want to come to canada after my high school for diploma in accounting. Which province should i go so that my PNP process will be smooth. (I am planning to move to Nova Scotia because of aip program but i need backup plan as well )

[@canadianize2239]

Because you would not yet have skilled work experience, your best option is to get more experience then apply, or to apply for a study permit. Watch our videos on express entry for more info. Cheers,

[@Timelapseeveryday]

Amazon warehouse fulfillment associate?

[@priyamasih8]

Hello Sir, I am 24 years old and i have done my B.Com, and i have 3 years of Recruitment experience and my NOC code is 1223. Please suggest

[@aderofortunate1326]

Am a Ugandan lawyer with 11 years experience working as Government Attorney (Prosecutor). I really want to apply. Please I need your advice

[@dell0816]

Hello, Thanks for this video. If we nominate each province, we should stay in this province or we can go to another province?

[@canadianize2239]

You can leave the province and do not need to stay for any minimum time

[@yassinebwih2202]

M'y entress profile .Saïd im not admissible.its impossible .i had good test C1 C2 B2 C1 . In 2021 mars. and still affective until mars 2023. I did try before Corona but i delaid to Access thé pool.niw they r regusing m'y express entry .before i could try several Times . Now its Always non admissible.

[@Lxmearthling]

Hi Sir, our SINP eoi got accepted and have been asked to submit our documents. My husband's noc is 0631 and he is been running his own restaurant since 2015 and his highest education is of an MBA. What do you think about submitting our documents even though he doesn't have a hospitality degree. What do you think ?

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Lakshmi, thanks for the update. Having a hospitality or culinary degree or diploma is not required for the NOC code 0631. Having many years of experience is required, which your husband does. It seems fine that you submit his credentials, along with proof of his MBA. I would be happy to help you apply to the SINP, feel free to contact me at [e-mail] - Mary K.

[@3Dkidstime1397]

Good day. Thanks alot for the information. Am 40yrs old and a graduate of business administration with 15yrs working experience and also I have certification for electrical installation, so can I add the two certificate in the eligibility criteria or just take one. I have Clb 6

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Uzezi, it sounds like you would obtain a satisfactory score on your education points. What is your work experience in? Based on that, you may qualify for certain PNP programs. Also, if you improve your ielts score to 8777 in LRSW, you would qualify for many extra points in the express entry system.

[@ciaranmcmanus3840]

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[@gloireciel1711]

I want to apply for immigration in french language please?

[@eliseoalonsomartinez2559]

Hi me and my girlfriend are in high demand jobs in Alberta at the moment, she has a three year degree and I have one year of exprience in that high demand job, should I try express entry? or pnp is better? Thanks for those amazing videos.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Eliseo, thanks for the kind words. It seems you would qualify for the Alberta Opportunity PNP Program; I am attaching a link to the program here: www.alberta.ca/alberta-advantage-immigration-program.aspx - If you need help applying, please let me know: [e-mail] - Mary K.

[@thiagomaximiano1834]

Where would be the best and easiest program to apply as an industrial electrician with no experience in Canada but more than 7 years of experience abroad?

[@canadianize2239]

Try the SINP program first. Then check out the various provincial programs, for their specific requirements. Here is a page that contains a link to all the PNPs: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html

[@thiagomaximiano1834]

@@canadianize2239 thanks mate, I’ve been reading a lot of PNP programs but the most hard is to find information and clear path to get my certificate recognised before applying

[@maracristinanavarro6029]

Hello Sir, I am eligible to apply for the SINP Pathway under the International Skilled in Demand Occupations category after doing an eligible check, I got 60 points out of 110. How fortunate I am that my NOC is not on the "excluded list of occupations." 1241 Administrative assistant is my NOC. I've worked in this industry for more than five years. My bachelor's degree and my experience are related. Is this the province I should live in? Should I continue anyway?

[@AymenMusnic]

Helloo, I myself have submitted to SINP through occupation in demand, my NOC is in demand btw, but haven't got a nomination yet, maybe you should try as well it could work only God knows.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Mara, thanks for the info. The SINP has lowered its cut off score in recent months so you have a chance. 60 is just the bare minimum and you should aim to at least boost this score by a few points. Can you try perhaps improving your language score and get the full 20 points in the SINP point system,? Other than that, if you do get selected by the province, then no you do not have to live there, though your application is based on the fact that you intend to live in Saskatchewan

[@anticcp8524]

Hi, friends. when am I supposed to receive the letters of interest after submitting the Express Enter?

[@canadianize2239]

Pardon the delay. You would only get a letter of interest IF you have a NOC Code that is included in the monthly draws, and your score is above the requisite minimum score. If this doesnt makes sense to you you can email me at [e-mail] and I can help explain. Cheers, Mary K.

[@mtg3738]

Thanks for the info. So in a sense, we need to have a active profile in the express entry pool before we apply for any PNP?. I thought PNP was separate. What if someone doesnt have 1 year of work experience to have a active profile in EE, but studied in a school in Canada got 6 months of work experience and applied for Alberta opportunity stream. So if they get an invitation, they wont be able to proceed with PR? because they dont have a EE profile?

[@canadianize2239]

That is not entirely correct. There are some PNPs that require direct applications (seperate from the EE process) while others can be applied to via the EE portal. The more interesting ones are the seperate programs, since they involve a smaller pool of applicants. For instance the SK PNP program we discussed in this video requires a seperate application, so do some of Manitoba's and Atlantic Canada's PNPs

[@mtg3738]

@@canadianize2239 Thanks, got it. What about the Alberta Opportunity stream? Does it require separate application or must have a active EE profile.?

[@jayeshkeshavala4887]

Hello dear sir may no 0111 ihave apply PNP program my score 70 so is good score for visa

[@jibran1136]

For SINP: I have 5 years work experience in past 5 years and 4 years 6 months in last 6-10 years. My 4 years 6 months work experience will be counted as 4 years or 5 years?

[@canadianize2239]

That would be counted as 4 year. The SINP staff are pretty strict about how they count years and experience. You also need to submit strong evidence that you actually have that experience!

[@patienceinyang5795]

How do I apply?

[@Lololikilala]

Please what pnp is best for an international trained dentist. Thanks

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Esther, dentistry is a tricky profession because you would not be able to practice if you immigrate to Canada. You would need to accredit your education via a Canadian dentistry program. One suggestion is to consider pursuing a specialized study program in dentistry, or to immigrate as an entrepreneur. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions: [e-mail]

[@yolisha4554]

Hi!!! I too subscribed to your channel just now. thank you for the informative content. I am already in the express pool and my score is 367 and I am outside canada.. i am a graduate and have 8 years experience in banking. can u please help me what should i do further can your pls help me with other pnp

[@tyrellchibvongodze3566]

I think if you apply for a provincial nomination you could get a boost of 600 points

[@amayalluqu616]

Hi. As an intenational student, let´s say i studied and worked in British Columbia. Could I apply to the Nova Scotia program or any other? Also could I apply to more than 1 program at a time?

[@canadianize2239]

You could apply for more than 1 program, certainly. If you studied in BC then it makes sense to apply for the PNPs in that province because they will have ones there are specific for graduates from within their province

[@amayalluqu616]

@@canadianize2239 Thank you for your answer.

[@canadianize2239]

@@amayalluqu616 For sure Alex, please get in touch with us if you would like our help applying. [e-mail]

[@taufiq4499]

Hello dear, I completed my msc and bsc degree in Physics from Khulna university Bangladesh. My fiancée also completed msc and bsc in statistics from same place. I have a job experience of manager of a coaching institution. Which process to get pr and migrate Canada suites us? Can you please help us?

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Taufiq, you actually have a few options, including of course the express entry system. May you please email us your CV and that of your wife's to: [e-mail]

[@abioyeseun9049]

My NOC is 4112 and I got a CRS score of 481 with 3 years world experience. What are my chances of getting a provincial nomination in the next draws or couple of next draws? Also what are my chances of getting an ITA with the first 5 draws when FSWP starts in July?

[@njamutohbertrand9318]

IMO you should be good to go 3months after FSW starts

[@johnfrancis3898]

Are you a lawyer sir

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Abiyoe, your chances are pretty good, when the FSW draws resume

[@sylenigma583]

Hello, Abioye have you been selected by now because your crs is pretty high? Kindly update us. it will help me know if I even have a chance

[@angeloraphael7105]

I want to immigrate via Alberta PNP... I scored 457 CRS on the EE and the actual CRS Score to be selected is around 499... Do I have a chance to be selected by the province? Because I'm not sure if they would call someone with a CRS Score below 400, unfortunately...

[@veedjohnson]

Hi did it get an answer for this?

[@sadiyasidiq4861]

Hi I have worked as pharmaceutical product manager and have an experience have 7 years . I also have a masters degree in biotechnology . Please let me know which province is suitable for me .

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Sadiya, your profile looks great. Please get in touch with us and we will help you apply: [e-mail]

[@Exceeding_Limits]

thank you for the information I have crs score of 388 with a master's degree and over 6 years of experience noc is 20012 pls which province will u recommend. pls

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Rit. It sounds like you need to improve your IELTS score before you apply anywhere. All of the above PNPs are good. Cheers, Mary

[@parneetsinghrandhawa1725]

Hello , i am indian lawyer with 3 years of experience and crs score of 469 can you please tell me which PNP can be suitable for me and from where can i get nomination.

[@canadianize2239]

Thanks for the note Parmeet. I think you should concentrate on upgrading your education by doing an LLM in Canada. In the meantime, you can put your application in the express entry process and hope that the base PNPS (that are aligned with the express entry process) nominate you. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me and I will schedule you a consult with one of our staff. Mary L ([e-mail])

[@anifcrypto]

Hello sir, I hope you are doing great. Thank you for the information. I am 33 years old with a ielts score of 7.0. I have my MBA degree. I have 5 years working experience as a business development manager. Please what PNP suits me? I hope to get a reply from you.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Anif, most PNPs require you to have a connection to the province. I suggest you apply for the SINP, since it does not require such, and you also apply for the express entry process. If you need help applying to these programs, feel free to message us [e-mail]

[@anifcrypto]

Thank you very much for the information. I will send a message soon.

[@desaishahenaz449]

Hi I am from India. I am currently enrolled in the Express Entry program and have a score of 364. Professionally, I fall under the NOC 21110 category, working as a biological scientist. My work specifically lies in the field of clinical trials in the medical research industry. I bring with me 8 years of experience in this field along with a master’s degree. I have a few questions and would appreciate your guidance on them: Which Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) would be most suitable for my profile? Is it possible for me to apply to Ontario and Alberta’s PNPs from India without a job offer? If so, could you guide me on how to go about this? Can I apply for more than one PNP simultaneously? Lastly, I’ve heard that the chances of securing a job in Canada from India are extremely slim, nearly 0.0001%. Is this statistic accurate? Thank you in advance for your time and assistance.

[@sharaddeshmukh1170]

That's True

[@safaaelshal3357]

Hello, I’m pharmacist from Egypt and my daughter is an international student in Canada and I have a visitor visa.which program is more suitable to me? Thank you .

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Safaa, it looks like you have a couple of options. You can wait for your daughter to sponsor you in some years. Or apply as a business entrepreneur in a less populated Canadian province, or seek to find a job in Canada in a field related to pharmacy. If you would like to book a paid consultation to discuss these options email us at [e-mail]

[@michaelratnam5731]

Hello brother I have Masters Degree, CLB 8 , 3 years 6 months work experience in IT ( NOC 2713) is there any PNP that has better chances to pick for me ? Also among those 3.6 years only 2 years is within last 5 years .. Please reply thx

[@canadianize2239]

Thanks for sharing this info. You can apply to the automatic PNPs, you have good experience, and def submit an express entry application.

[@solomonphemy8798]

I have 8.0 in my ielts, age 32 , married, B.Sc in microbiology with 4 years working experience as an admin officer. Can i apply for Saskatchewan PNP?

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Solomon, for sure, you appear to be a great applicant. For the express entry, you are losing points for every years 29. But for the SINP you would be getting full age points. You may also qualify for some programs that Atlantic Canada offers, like the AIP. Feel free to message us and we can help you apply: [e-mail]

[@lenaal9093]

Hello my noc is 3142, age 40, married two kids, wh prog will suit for me. Academic ielts 8. I knw I shud get credentialing done and clear licensure exam on other side.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi @Lena, Physiotherapists is a profession that is demanded in Saskatchewan as well as others. Begin with applying to the SINP, and also check mark all the options in your Express Entry application in order to apply to the automatic PNPs. If you need further advice, feel free to reach out [e-mail]

[@saikrishnapriya4141]

Hi. I have 2.5 years of experience in the field of pharmacovigilance with the CRS around 411. Should I apply for PNP? Please reply. I have given IELTS thrice and I was able to score 7.5 in listening, 6.5 in reading, 7 in writing and 7 in speaking. More than this, i am unable to score also i have masters in pharmaceutics. How about my chances of getting selected through PNP?

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Saik, you have really good options actually, though you would need to improve your IELTS to increase your chances. PNPs may not be realistic if you do not have a connection to Canada. Please contact us for a consultation at [e-mail]

[@favourkenneth3316]

Hi My husband is a medical doctor,48years with 15years experience as a medical practitioner please what are his chances of moving to Canada(Saskatchewan) with his family?

[@canadianize2239]

Medical practitioners are very much regulated in Canada, and you will find that some PNPs exclude your occupation. It is better to research the PNPs separately to see if your husband's profession is eligible. We also offer paid consults to do that work for you [e-mail] - so feel free to reach out! Mary

[@mominahmed5333]

Hi, Liked uour videos, they are very informative. I am 45 years & in construction business for last 15 years. but due to some reasons i want to migrate to canada. i have 2 years commerce graduation. What will be my options for Albarta or sascacuhan....??

[@canadianize2239]

The express entry process will likely not work for you. Your realistic options would be business immigration, which requires a 100 000 + investment, or obtaining a job in Canada, which is a difficult process

[@mominahmed5333]

@@canadianize2239 what will be the procedure of investment..?? Any video regarding business immigration..?? And what will be the cost of your service..??

[@canadianize2239]

@@mominahmed5333 yes we have posted a couple of short videos on investment immigration. Please look into the federal IMP Entrepreneur route. Also you're welcome to email us if you want a consultation on your situation. Cheers,

[@overthinkermompreneur]

We are also in our mid 40s and im applying for student visa with my husband as an OWP.

[@Mr_Ashley]

Once you get citizenship can you eventually move to any province?

[@canadianize2239]

Yes, once you obtain Permanent Residency you can move to any province regardless of which one nominated you

[@mwusamayahoo]

You guys have a great channel with really useful information. I'm 35 year old aeronautical engineer with post graduate degree with major in quality management. NOC 21390. I have 14 years of work experience and got a score of 8 on IELTS in 2016, so I'm sure I can score similar or if not more. I would be grateful if you can advise if there's any demand for my profession in Canada and which Province would be right one to apply as PNP. I have my finances covered. Kindly advise please

[@canadianize2239]

Would love to help and direct you to your options. Please email us at [e-mail]

[@muhammadashraf9757]

Hello Sir My Noc 7511 which Province have demand this job and my education 10 + 2 Please whould you Guide me which is easiest pnp for me and also job demand thank you & Much love ❤❤❤

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Muhammad, truck drivers have many unique options for immigration. Please check the PNPs for British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, all of which have specific programs for truck drivers. See for instance: www.ontario.ca/page/oinp-employer-job-offer-demand-skills-stream

[@atharva6486]

Hi I am 37 and my noc is 1123. My crs is 387 and I am an event manager. Done my mba in marketing. What are MY chances

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Atharva, your chances in the express entry system are below average. You would need to significantly improve your IELTS or English language score if you want to go through the regular points system. Fortunately, you would have other indirect options by going through the Temporary Residency to Permanent Residency pathway, so please contact us if you would like to discuss : [e-mail]

[@hanifnaathub]

my noc is 2121 please guide us to in demand occupation with province name.

[@canadianize2239]

Your NOC code makes you qualify for the SINP program, and we included the link of the program in the video's description so check it out! Good luck

[@hanifnaathub]

thank you so much for your advice. Is Manitoba also considerable or not for this noc?

[@imf3997]

Im a bank manager having 8 year plus experience .last degree mba. Im eligible or not ?

[@canadianize2239]

It sounds like you are eligible for some PNPs and the Express Entry process. Please send us your resume and we will check your eligibility for all programs. Note Attention Mary: [e-mail]

[@chippyvarghese2089]

Hi sir, Iam 29 now .My qualification is M.Sc (Physics) with B.Ed . I have been working in India and currently at maldives, as a teacher with 3 plus years of experience handling grades 8 to 10.Am I eligible for any PNP stream ,? If yes which all stream would be applicable for me. Please do reply.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Chippy, please consider applying to the Express Entry process, since you have enough years of experience, a Master degree, and are younger than 30. In terms of direct PNPs, the SINP disallows teachers from applying, so if you want to apply to that one, you will have to a different type of experience. For instance, what kind of job did you have before teaching? If you want more detailed info, please message us at [e-mail] and attach your Resume

[@chippyvarghese2089]

@@canadianize2239 thank you so much I have mailed my resume to the above mentioned mail id. .. When I made an attempt in IELTS recently, my OVERALL was 6.5 ..so that's why I thought of PNP..So am I not eligible for any PNP' s other than SINP??

[@RajwantKaur55]

Same as my case

[@ashuraathumani4574]

@@canadianize2239 hello

[@qaisarsbiology5267]

I have two jobs NOCs in the list … if I get 60 marks will it be possible to be nominated

[@canadianize2239]

It depends on your NOC codes, since the draws every month are based on NOC codes being selected, and not just on scores. Note that 60 is a bare minimum. You should try to raise your average, which can most easily be done by getting a 8CLB in the language score of the SINP Points System

[@ujunwadoris3494]

Wow..thank you for this information Pls help me with this answer I am 43 years old married woman with 6 children...i am a master degree holder in computer science I have 5 years work experience as a computer programmer I took ielt and got clb 5 I calculated my eligibility in Saskatchewan pnp and got 62/100 Pls is 62 enough to get the pnp

[@canadianize2239]

thanks for the summary, and the feedback. 62 qualifies for the SINP but it is too low to realistically obtain a invitation to apply for a nomination. It would obviously make sense for you to upgrade your IELTS score, that would be the quickest way to boost your score. Also computer science is in an in-demand occupation in many provinces. Consider applying to tech related programs, like the Alberta and Ontario ones. Feel free to reach out to us if you have other questions: [e-mail]

[@ujunwadoris3494]

@@canadianize2239 alright thanks

[@goldy0309]

and YUKON? it is easier

[@saibalmazumdar1106]

Hi how does one get in touch with U

[@canadianize2239]

Thanks for your interst Saibal. Please send me an email at [e-mail] along with your CV, and I will forward your enquiry to one of our staff

[@manjupraveen8205]

Hi sir.. I got IELTS score 6.5. I am MSc postgraduate.. also I am married and I have one child.. could you please tell me if I am eligible for migration?

[@canadianize2239]

Yes Manju you are eligible. You should improve your IELTS score, otherwise, you will not have a competitive profile. You need to get 7+ in all the categories. Consider that you re write it, and then apply for the express entry process

[@manjupraveen8205]

@@canadianize2239 thanks you so much sir..

[@manish21289]

wer yu did your ielts mam

[@manjupraveen8205]

@@manish21289 in Bahrain

[@rfrancis789]

Hi !! I am 39 ,Noc 2133, 14 yrs xperience in mining industry as electrical engineer!! CLB 9!!what are my chances!! Married with kids. Thanks in advance!

[@Ammap43]

What’s is your crs score? So far it looks good.

[@canadianize2239]

Hi Ragisha, you definitely seem to have options based on your CLB score, and work experience. Have you considered applying to Ontario's Human Capital Priorities Stream? You will also need to submit an Express Entry profile. Feel free to reach out if you have questions [e-mail]

[@rfrancis789]

@@Ammap43 370 only.

[@manikaram0001]

Reduce the 🎶 🎵...slow the voice please 🙏

[@travelwithrahul376]

Namaste 🙏 I am planning to apply via PNP to move to Canada. My age is 34 and experience has been into digital marketing/ social media and project coordination in tourism companies and an NGO as well. Which province would have better opportunities for a job in this field? Would really appreciate your kind revert. Should i go for express entry or PNP?

[@canadianize2239]

Namaste Rahul. It sounds like you have good experience. You should go for both. Definitely submit an express entry application. And also consider PNPs for tech talent, in BC, Ontario, and Alberta, as they all introduced programs for tech workkers, depending on your experience. Another option you should consider is a student permit in a post grad certificate relating to your work. You can complete that in a local college, cost of tuition is 12-14 000 CAD, and then you would qualify for a Work Permit after you graduate. Please email us your CV if you have questions and we can hopefully guide you further: [e-mail]

[@travelwithrahul376]

@@canadianize2239 thank you so much. Will check that out.

[@chintangandhi238]

@@canadianize2239 But the processing time for PNP is 21 months right? After getting the nomination?

[@canadianize2239]

@@chintangandhi238 Hi Chintan, they are actually much shorter. Even with current delays, the average is around 5-12 months. Did you already submit your application for any PNP?

[@chintangandhi238]

@@canadianize2239 hi, thanks for the response. I have already received the invitation from BCPNP. Should i get the ITA in the next draw, will it not be 21 months then and still take around 1 yr to get it? Compared to if I get ITA under CEC as that is 11 months? Would it come faster may be?

[@elvissena8797]

Please I will like to apply. Any link to a website ?

[@canadianize2239]

Each PNP program has its own application process. We linked a page in the description that contains a link to all the provinces. Here it is here: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html Simply click on the appropriate province, and then go to the province's site to see how the application process works

[@orlandog1979]

Without music please😡😡😡

[@jeremyjizzy1]

Am i the only one getting AI vibes from this video ?