PNP Canada – AMC Group

PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM

Provincial Nominee Program

The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is one of Canada's immigration programs that allows provinces and territories to nominate foreign workers with skills, work experience, and the ability to contribute to local economic development.

PNP participants have the opportunity to receive permanent resident (PR) cards and settle in Canada with their families through the Express Entry System and Provincial Nomination.

Registration process

Step 1: Identify the appropriate province

Workers research and choose a province or territory that matches their skills and experience.

Step 2: Apply for Provincial Nomination

Apply for nomination in your chosen province or territory. The process varies from province to province.

Step 3: Receive provincial nomination

If approved, the worker receives a Letter of Nomination from the province.

Step 4: Apply for permanent residency

Apply for permanent residence (PR) to the Canadian federal government with a Provincial Nomination Letter

Step 5: Wait for the application to be processed

The federal government reviews and processes PR applications.

Step 6: Application approved and PR received

If approved, the worker and his/her family will receive a PR card and can immigrate in Canada.

Requirements

• Skills and Work Experience: Must have skills and work experience that meet provincial requirements.

• education level: Some provinces require certain qualifications.

• Language abilities: Demonstrate English/French language proficiency through standardized language tests.

• Health and Criminal Record: Must pass medical examination and criminal background check.

• Have enough nomination points: Meet the criteria and score enough points in the provincial scoring system (Express Entry)