Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program
Newfoundland & Labrador’s economy-driven immigration programs are tailored to attract skilled workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs who are interested in settling in the province and contributing to its economic growth. These programs provide pathways for immigrants and their families to obtain permanent residency in Canada.
The NLPNP is designed to select candidates who meet the specific labor market and economic needs of the province. The program offers several streams to accommodate different types of applicants, each with its own set of criteria focusing on factors like job offers, economic stability, and the ability to establish oneself in the province.
Applicants are accepted under following categories:
- Atlantic Immigration Program: The Atlantic Immigration Program is an immigration program that helps to recruit skilled foreign national to meet their labour need.
- Skilled Worker stream gives acceptance to applicants with permanent & guaranteed employment offer. Also applicants working in Newfoundland and Labrador are eligible to apply.
- International Graduate stream selects applicants (graduates) of Canadian post secondary institutions who live here on Post-Graduate Work Permit.
- Intention to settle.
- Valid Express Entry received through Express Entry pool.
- Full time job offer under NOC level 0, A, or B.
- Job should not be associated with a bargaining unit or labor dispute unit.
- Valid work permit.
- Education qualifications under Canada’s institutions.
- Language test.
- Score of 67 points under assessment levels.
- Stay intention.
- Full time job offer.
- Job should not be associated with a bargaining unit or labor dispute unit.
- Valid work permit.
- Proof of funds.
- Language skill in English or French.
- Study Permit showing authorization to work in excess of 20 hours weekly.
- Program audit from national institute in showing the are enrolled in a program full time with project date
- Letter of explanation from applicant for commitments towards study and work.
- Full time job offer as per education.
- Status/work permit.
- Proof of funds.
- Language skill in English or French.
Atlantic Immigration Pilot
Being one of the Atlantic Provinces in Canada, foreign workers are hired to fill jobs locally. Applicants who want to apply in the Atlantic Immigration Pilot may be residents of other countries or are living on temporary status in Canada. Here job offer from a designated employer is required.
