Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program

Introduction to Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is a province in southeastern Canada.

The original landing point for European settlers to immigrate to Canada. The main language of the province is English.

It is mainly composed of the Nova Scotia Peninsula and Cape Breton Island.

Population: Aprx. 920,000

Cities: Halifax, Sydney

Climate: Humid continental climate, bordering on an oceanic climate, with warm summers and relatively mild winters

Economy: Fishing, mining and wood processing

Education

Dalhousie University, established in 1818, Ranked 7th among Canadian universities for medical and doctoral programs.

Saint Mary's University, it is best known for having nationally leading programs in business and chemistry, as well as one of the best Canadian women's basketball programs.

Advantage

• Surrounded by ocean, Halifax is Canada's second largest costal city after Vancouver

• Pleasant weather, one of the warmest provinces in Canada

• Rich in tourism

• One of the best places to live in the world

Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program

Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program, referred to as NSNP, it offers two options, skilled worker and Occupation in Demand. As an economic boosting program, it aims to help employers recruit overseas workers and recent international graduates, in order to solve shortages in the local labor market, a program for submitting a federal immigration application after obtaining a provincial nomination from Nova Scotia through the skilled worker category. Applicable to those who have at least one year of relevant work experience, also with IELTS 5 and above.

Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program

Project Advantages

This program takes a short amount of time, it only takes 1.5 to 2 years in total.

After the applicant is nominated by the province, their spouse and children are eligible to apply for permanent resident card.

In addition, the program application process is simple and fast. Nova Scotia has always being short in labor market, as a result the immigration application process will be faster and easier than any other immigration programs that other Provence offer.

1. High approval rate.

2. Low requirements. Low language requirements. Low education requirements.

3. Low cost.

4. Fast turnaround time. Get PNP approval as fast as 3 days.

5. Benefit the whole family. Applicants can apply for their whole family’s immigration.

Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program

Application requirements

Applicant

(1) Has legal status in Canada

(2) Age 21-55

(3) Intention to live in NS

(4) Sufficient resettlement funds, either owned by the main applicant or the spouse (the main applicant requires 11,000 CAD, $2000 for each additional family member)

Academic requirements

The applicant has a Canadian high school diploma or above

Occupation requirements

(1) The position must be full-time, also meets NOC 0, A, B requirements.

(2) The position must meet the NS provincial wage requirements

(3) The position can not be fulfilled by Canadian citizens or Canadian permanent residents who meet the technical requirements in the province

Language Requirements

Be able to communicate in basic English

NOC 0, A, B occupations CLB 5; NOC C, D occupations CLB 4

Language scores are valid for 2 years

Work experience requirements

(1) Had a full-time job offer

(2) The applicant has one year of relevant work experience in the past five years

Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program

Application process

1. Free evaluation

2. Matching employer 1-3 months

3. Employers advertising 4 weeks

4. File a NSW Provincial Nomination 1-2 months

5. Received a NSW provincial nomination

6. File a federal application 15-19 months

7. Physical examination

8. Receive Confirmation of Permanent Residence

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