Secure your PR through PNP

🌟 Navigating Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) for Permanent Residency 🌟
Is your employer ready to support your permanent residency, but you're unsure which pathway to choose? Or perhaps your Express Entry scores are not high enough? Consider Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) as a viable option!
Types of Provincial Nominations:
1. Express Entry Provincial Nomination:
- Benefit: If approved, 600 points are added to your Express Entry profile.
- Pathway: Apply for permanent residency through the federal Express Entry system.
2. Non-Express Entry Provincial Nomination:
- Process: Upon approval, you receive a nomination certificate.
- Application: Apply for permanent residency through the PR portal based on the nomination certificate.
- Advantages: No need to meet point systems or wait for draws. Includes dependents (spouse and/or children) in the same application.
- Validity: The nomination certificate is valid for six months, within which you must apply for PR.
Additional Options:
Flexible PNPs: Some PNPs allow you to choose between Express Entry or Non-Express Entry pathways based on your TEER code:
- TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3: Eligible for Express Entry.
- TEER 4 or 5: Eligible for Non-Express Entry.
- Example: B.C. Health Authority Stream.
If you're unsure about the best path for your permanent residency process, contact our team today! We are here to guide you through every step of your journey.
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