December 22nd, 2023 at 02:57 am
PNP immigration Results Revealed by Five Canadian Provinces
Five provinces in Canada, including British Columbia, Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec, have disclosed the results of their Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) immigration programs.
Provinces have the ability to recommend people for economic immigration through a program known as the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). It is beneficial for a candidate to acquire a nomination from the PNP in order to strengthen their application for permanent residency with the IRCC.
It is possible for individuals to be eligible for multiple PNP paths, depending on the requirements they possess. For instance, the majority of provinces provide pathways for applicants who have already been offered a job in Canada or for those who have recently graduated from overseas schools.
Each province in Canada has the ability to select and nominate a predetermined number of economic immigrants on a yearly basis. This is due to the fact that the IRCC and the provinces share responsibility for immigration in Canada. Provincial administrations are able to select the candidates who are the most compatible with the local labor and economy, and they may implement these candidates with relative ease.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) by Provinces
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is comprised of almost all of Canada’s provinces and territories, with the exception of Nunavut and Quebec. Within the framework of a separate agreement between the federal government and the province of Quebec, the province is granted full authority over the selection of its economic immigrants. Those individuals who are selected by Quebec are still subject to the IRCC’s ultimate decision regarding permanent residency.
The annual Immigration Levels Plan outlines the overarching objective for the population of permanent residents who are admitted to the PNP. In 2024, Canada will admit 110,000 new immigrants under the PNP, and by 2025, the country will take 120,000 immigrants a year. After that, the IRCC distributes these targets across the provinces based on population and the necessities of the economy.
Provinces in Canada that disclosed the results of their Provincial Nominee Program from 9th to 15th of December
Ontario
By means of the Express Entry system, the province of Ontario extended invites to 2,359 candidates on December 14th. The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program and the Human Capital Priorities Stream are both examples of the streams under consideration. In addition to having Express Entry profiles, each of these applicants had a minimum CRS score that fell anywhere between 473 and 480.
For the draw, candidates in the following technological occupations were given priority:
Supervisors of computer and information systems positions
- Those who study data
- Cybersecurity experts and developers
- Those who analyze business systems
- Those that specialize in information systems
- Analysts of databases and administrators of data records
- Developers of computer systems and computers with programming
- Designers and developers of software packages
- Developers of software and computer programmers;
- Designers of websites, developers of websites, and programmers
- Managers of Computer and Information Systems Operations
- Engineers at the computer (with the exception of software engineers and designers)
- Engineers who work on computer networks
- Those who provide help to users
- Testing technicians for information systems equipment
British Columbia
ITAs were distributed to more than 192 candidates on December 12 through five draws that were conducted under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. A total of 73 individuals were invited to participate in the largest draw, which did not place an emphasis on any one occupation.
In order to be qualified for the Skilled Worker and International Graduate tracks, a minimum score of 116 was required. Candidates who were applying for the Entry-Level and Semi-Skills positions, on the other hand, were expected to have a score of 95.
- Construction occupation – 31 candidates, with a score requirement of 75.
- Early Childhood Educators and Assistants – 61
- Healthcare Occupation – 27
- Other Priority Occupations – below five
The minimum score required for each of the three jobs listed above was sixty.
Quebec
Candidates for the Quebec Skilled Worker Program were selected through a drawing that took place on December 7th. A total of 1,187 people were asked to proceed with the application for permanent residency by the province through a general draw. The conclusion that can be drawn from this is that the draw did not target jobs or qualities of human capital. A score of 604 was required as the minimum requirement.
Those who have been extended an invitation have the opportunity to submit an additional application for a Quebec Selection Certificate, after which they can proceed to submit an application for Canadian permanent residency to the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) directly.
Manitoba revealed its PNP immigration results
Each of the three draws for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program took place on December 14th in the province of Manitoba. Invitations were sent out to a total of 160 skilled workers by the province. These candidates had attended and graduated from post-secondary institutions in the province of Manitoba. Furthermore, the candidates were required to demonstrate a score of 774 (or higher). Applicants who fell into this particular group provided evidence that either they or their spouse had completed their post-secondary education in either Manitoba or another province.
Invitations were extended to 62 candidates who were participants in the International Education Stream. Candidates who met the minimum score criteria of 714 were invited to participate in the Skilled Worker Overseas Category. There were 61 invitations received.
Alberta
The results of a lottery that was held for 19 Express Entry applicants who fulfilled the conditions of the Alberta job offer stream of the Dedicated Healthcare Pathway under the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program were recently made public by the province of Alberta. A CRS score of 300 or above was required in order to be submitted for consideration.
According to the projections made by the administration, the processing of applications could take up to three months.
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