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Overview of PNP

Through the PNP, provinces nominate candidates who have the skills, education, and work experience to contribute to their economy. Candidates may apply directly to a province or through the Express Entry-linked PNP stream.

This pathway provides a unique opportunity for applicants who may not qualify for federal programs but can secure Canadian PR by meeting a specific province’s requirements.

Provincial Nomination Advantage

A provincial nomination adds 600 points to your CRS score under Express Entry.

Multiple Streams Available

Options for skilled workers, graduates, and entrepreneurs.

Targeted Occupations

Provinces select candidates based on labor market shortages.

Direct Path to PR

Successful nominees receive permanent residency and can settle in their chosen province.

With Kepler Immigration, our RCIC-certified consultants stay updated on evolving PNP requirements across provinces. We identify the right province and stream for your profile, prepare a strong application, and maximize your chances of securing nomination and PR.

2 Simple Steps to Apply

Our proven approach helps you secure a provincial nomination and permanent residency with ease.

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Apply for Provincial Nomination

Identify eligible PNP stream

Submit Expression of Interest (EOI) or provincial application

Receive a provincial nomination certificate

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Apply for Permanent Residency

Add nomination to Express Entry profile or apply directly

Submit required documents to IRCC

Complete medical and police checks

Obtain permanent residency visa

Skilled workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs meeting a province’s specific eligibility criteria can apply.

Some streams require a job offer, while others focus on skills, education, or provincial demand.

Processing times vary but typically range from 6–12 months, depending on the stream.

You are expected to live and work in the nominating province, but after obtaining PR, mobility rights under the Canadian Charter allow freedom to move.
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