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For most people with the new occupation list, it is difficult to immigrate to Canada as a Skilled Worker. However, what most people don’t know is that they can also try to immigrate to Canada under a provincial nominee program! Every province in Canada have an agreement with the Government of Canada to allows them to select their future immigrants. So, if you don’t have enough points under the federal program, maybe you have a chance using the provincial nominee program, right?

Below you can find the steps that you must follow in order to apply:

Choose the province in Canada that you’re interested and complete their provincial nominee process. If you’re approved, you will receive a Certificate of Provincial Nomination;
Make a separate application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada for permanent residence (download, complete, pay fees and mail the forms to the respective visa office responsible for your application);
Pass a medical examination and security and criminal checks;
Prove that you have enough money support yourself and your dependents after you arrive in Canada
Get your visa

Below you can find the list of provinces with their respective links, where you can find information about the provincial nominee program:

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Ranelyn

Hi! im looking forward for your reply.

i am 19 y/o and my aunt who's residing in canada wants and is willing to sponsoring me to live there. I am a junior college, my mom died last 2010 and my dad can no longer support me. Am i qualified? thank you so much.

michael

Sir,
Do i need a job to immigrate to canada through this program?and hope the subscription i did can get me a job?
(Canada Provincial Nominee Programs)

Gean Oliveira

Jeff, eu não tenho certeza mas isso pode acontecer sim!

jeff

Ola pessoal, Gostaria de saber se depois de provar a minha experiencia no Brasil, atraves de cartas de referencia de patroes antigos e atual; o Ontario pnp entrara em contato comigo para checar as informacoes antes de aprovar a minha nominacao?

Gean Oliveira

Yomi: According to CIC: Relatives in Canada: If you, or your accompanying spouse or common-law partner, have a relative (parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, child of a parent, sibling, child of a grandparent, aunt or uncle, or grandchild of a parent, niece or nephew) who is residing in Canada and is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident: 5 points

Yomi Fatolu

Thanks for the reply,

However, I have a relative residing in canada, can he file in application for me under the federal skilled immigrant process?

Gean Oliveira

Jeison: Tens razão. O que pode ser feito também é você vir ao Canadá para estudar, e aí estando aqui procurar empresas interessadas em contratá-lo. Isso é possível e o fato de estar no país o ajuda, tanto no quesito de conhecê-lo, como também ver com os próprios olhos a realidade aqui encontrada.

Yomi: The time varies accordingly to the country that you're living. I've posted before about the application processing times in Canada. And yes, without a job offer, it is difficult to be accepted under the Provincial Nominee Program. As far as I know, the province of Quebec is the only one that accepts candidates without a job offer. However, you have to be fluent in French.

Yomi Fatolu

I have 8yrs experience as a telecom Technician and still on the Job, How many year will it take to be able to migrate to canada under the skilled worker programme.

Is it true that without job offer, one can not be nominated under the provincial nominee programme?

Jeison Souza

Mas acho que a grande maioria é assim...

Também li isso, quando percebi que não conseguiria mais ir via federal, procurei por processos de Ontatio e B.Columbia, também precisa de oferta de emprego, ai por curiosidade olhei mais duas provincias bem ao norte que agora não me recordo o nome, mas onde imaginei que quase ninguém gostaria de ir por causa do frio e deveria ser um programa mais "aberto", doce engano, pois também requeriam uma oferta de emprego... As outras nem cheguei a olhar.

Posto isso, Québec, ai vamos nós !!! hehehehe... (Se der tudo certo)
Abçs.

Gean Oliveira

Guilherme: I did not have a chance to read all the information about each province and its provincial nominee program. I just read the information about Ontario and yes, you must have a job offer to be accepted.

Jeison: Não faz muito sentido isso né? E como falei anteriormente, ainda não li as páginas que falam sobre o provincial nominee program das outras províncias - Ao menos em Ontario funciona assim, você precisa de uma oferta de emprego.

Jeison Souza

Guilherme,

Tive esta mesma impressão, quando olhei pelo processo PNP, todos requeriam uma oferta de emprego válida, e se eu tivesse uma oferta de emprego, não precisaria aplicar via PNP, pelo processo federal tendo uma oferta não precisa se encaixar naquelas 38 profissões, então não vi muita vantagem nesse processo.

Por esse motivo, iremos via Québec, morar em Montréal de inicio, e se não nos acostumarmos, mudaremos para Vancouver.

Gean,

É isso mesmo ou estamos enganados ?

Abraços.