Province-Specific
Each province has its own streams targeting skills, occupation, or business needs.
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Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Province-specific pathways with 600 extra CRS points.
Canada's Provincial Nominee Programs allow individual provinces to nominate candidates who meet their specific economic and labour market needs. A provincial nomination adds 600 CRS points to your Express Entry profile — virtually guaranteeing an Invitation to Apply.
8-14
Months to PR
80+
PNP streams
97%
Success rate
Eligibility
Do you qualify?
Key requirements to apply for this program.
Job Offer (optional)
Some streams require a job offer from a provincial employer, others don't.
Language
CLB 4 minimum for most streams. Higher scores improve your ranking.
Work Experience
Usually 1-2 years of relevant skilled work experience in the target NOC.
Education
Post-secondary degree or diploma. ECA needed for foreign credentials.
Intent to Reside
You must genuinely intend to settle and work in the nominating province.
Documents
What you'll
What you'll
need to submit.
We prepare a personalized document checklist after your first consultation based on your exact profile.
- Passport and travel history
- ECA (Educational Credential Assessment)
- Language test results
- Employment reference letters
- Job offer letter (if applicable)
- Proof of funds
- Provincial forms and declarations
- Settlement plan
Process
Your step-by-step
Your step-by-step
journey.
01
Stream Selection
Choose the province and stream that matches your profile.
1 week
02
Expression of Interest
Submit EOI to the province with your profile.
Immediate
03
Provincial Nomination
Province reviews and nominates if you match needs.
2-6 months
04
Federal PR Application
Apply for PR with 600 extra CRS points.
6-8 months
Fees
What it costs.
Transparent breakdown. No hidden charges.
Provincial application fee
CAD $250-500
Government PR fee
CAD $1,525 per adult
RPRF
CAD $575 per adult
ECA
CAD $230
Language test
₹15,000 approx
Questions
Common questions.
It depends on your occupation. Provinces like Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia have more accessible streams for common occupations.
Some streams require it, others don't. We match your profile to streams where a job offer is not mandatory.
Once you are a PR, you have mobility rights under the Canadian Charter. However, you must genuinely intend to reside in the nominating province at the time of application.
Start your journey
Book your free
Book your free
consultation.
30 minutes with a licensed consultant. No obligation. No cost.