Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba sent new invitations through PNP
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Willing to settle in Canada? Check out the results of the latest PNP draw, as four provinces in Canada sent out new invitations through PNP last week.
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- Four provinces in Canada sent new invitations through PNP last week.
- Results for the Provincial immigration are announced from 28th January to 3rd February 2023
Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba sent fresh invitations to eligible candidates to apply for the Provincial Nominee Program. Each Canadian province or territory organizes a provincial nominee program for candidates willing to work and stay in these provinces. Having a provincial nomination helps with getting permanent residency in Canada.
The PNP draw was held on the same week that IRCC (Immigrants Refugees, and Citizenship Canada) authorities issued 183 ITAs for Express Entry candidates who already have a provincial nomination. This is the first Express Entry draw to target PNP candidates since June 2022.
Are you eligible for the draw?
Provincial immigration results from 28th January to 3rd February show the eligibility criteria
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Province |
Invites issued |
Date of issue |
Eligibility criteria |
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611 invites |
31st January |
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154 invites |
19th & 23rd January |
Express Entry candidates in the AAIP pool will be selected based on a combination of high-demand occupations and immediate family ties as selection factors. |
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More than 279 invites |
January 31st |
Candidates must score more than 85 in SIRS to be eligible |
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21 invites |
January 30 |
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Want to get a provincial nomination in Canada?
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