2014 APPLICANTS - NOVA SCOTIA NOMINEE PROGRAM(WITHOUT JOB OFFER)

[SomeoneAM]

Hi,
it's not mandatory but it shows you have a higher chance to get nominated! it's under employment and settlement issues..

I thought it opposite according to the guide
When Not to Apply
...
"a grand-parent, parent, spouse, common-law or conjugal partner of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Canada, an applicant under humanitarian and compassionate grounds, a refugee claimant or a failed refugee claimant"
Could you precise with NS Office whether such a ties are advantage or vice versa?

 

[Carlaganda23]

I thought it opposite according to the guide
When Not to Apply
...
"a grand-parent, parent, spouse, common-law or conjugal partner of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Canada, an applicant under humanitarian and compassionate grounds, a refugee claimant or a failed refugee claimant"
Could you precise with NS Office whether such a ties are advantage or vice versa?

It's the immediate family member(parents, grandparents, spouse),since they have the chance to get sponsored. If you have relatives, friends...Yes you can definitely and it makes you a strong candidate for the program.

It's just you have higher chance to get settled and living permanently in the Province because you have people that you know in the area already.

 

[SomeoneAM]

Clear. Thank u.

 

[shalu005]

When you are applying for the nomination to NS ,do we have to pay the processing fee off 550 per person for the cic with the application ... Or after if we get the nomination ...

 

[Carlaganda23]

When you are applying for the nomination to NS ,do we have to pay the processing fee off 550 per person for the cic with the application ... Or after if we get the nomination ...

After you get nominated, you have to file for Permanent Residency in CIC. That's the time you will pay for the RPRF and it costs 550 for the single Applicant.

 

[Bemo]

Hi Guys,

My application delivered to NS and signed by Cosman at front desk, Anyone get the same signature?

 

[guduru]

Hi there I am new to this forum my name is raj. I completed my BTECH,MBA,MSC.PGD FROM ENGLAND and I had 2 years of work experience can here suggest me wether I should apply for nsnp or fsw 2015 based on my qualifications and work experience

 

[Carlaganda23]

Hi there I am new to this forum my name is raj. I completed my BTECH,MBA,MSC.PGD FROM ENGLAND and I had 2 years of work experience can here suggest me wether I should apply for nsnp or fsw 2015 based on my qualifications and work experience

New FSW will be available in May 2014. If you think you have the credentials, experience and also funds to apply. You have to grab the opportunity since they have caps for the job in each NOC Code...

 

[guduru]

Thanks carla this year may I dont think it wil be opened my friend in Canada said me that

 

[GnuDoyng]

New FSW will be available in May 2014. If you think you have the credentials, experience and also funds to apply. You have to grab the opportunity since they have caps for the job in each NOC Code...

FSW available in May 2014? Says who?

 

[Carlaganda23]

FSW available in May 2014? Says who?

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp

It will re-open in May 2014 after the caps for 2013 has been reached. They will give further notice...

 

[guduru]

Hi there can anyone post their numbers who are from south. Even I am planning to get on nsnp.

 

[vannghia184]

Hi vannghia184,
I did not get any information regarding the regulation of the NOC 2241 at the webside . Could you provide soem more detail
as i applied for the NOC

Thanks
Newplan

- Go to this website - jobbank.gc.ca/occupation_search-eng.do
- input 2241 into occupation box then select your occupation name, and "Halifax, Nova Scotia" in city box.
- select tab "Education & Job Requirements" then select low tab "Nova Scotia". -> you will see "Regulation" column indicates that you occupation is regulated or not

 

[vannghia184]

from where i can come to know that occupation is regulated or not /

is Insurance & Claim examiner a regulated ? pls reply seniors

thanks

- Go to this website - jobbank.gc.ca/occupation_search-eng.do
- input your occupation in "Occupation" box then select your occupation name, and "Halifax, Nova Scotia" in city box.
- select tab "Education & Job Requirements" then select below tab "Nova Scotia". -> you will see "Regulation" column indicates that you occupation is regulated or not

 

[muskan786]

Can anyone confirm that
I have to send application at that address which is written at nsnp 100.