New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program

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If you are thinking about immigration to St. John, Fredericton, or any other city in New Brunswick, consider the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).

Successful applicants will receive a New Brunswick Provincial Nomination Certificate, which will speed-up the Canada Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa application process.

Under the New Bruswick Provincial Nominee Program, you may qualify under one of two categories:

New Brunswick Job Offer Applicants

Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they will settle permanently in New Brunswick, and have a New Brunswickjob offer from an employer who:
  • Has been unable to fill the position with a Canadian citizen or permanent resident;
  • Is offering full time, permanent position; and
  • Offers compensation consistent with regional wages and existing collective bargaining agreements.

You can begin your job search for employment in New Brunswick with our free Canada Job Search Tool.


New Brunswick Business Applicants

    To qualify as a New Brunswick Business Nominee, the applicant must be willing to establish a business in New Bruswick, and must:
  • Be willing to sign an agreement to settle permanently in New Brunswick;
  • Have previous management experience as a senior executive and/or business owner;
  • Have sufficient funds to finance the planned business venture and to support their family for a period of up to two years;
  • Participate in the business in an active managerial role; and
  • Be able to speak English and/or French, and if not, prepared to take intensive language lessons prior to being nominated.

To inquire about how to apply for a Canada Immigration Visa under the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Business Category, you may contact our Canadian Immigration Law Office at the following telephone numbers:

Toll Free in USA and Canada: 1-866-937-4782
From outside North America: +1 (514) 937-4782

If you prefer, you can send us an inquiry about your particular situation.

Learn more about New Brunswick.

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