PNP for outlanders

[Doda]

Hi Guys,

Asking on behalf of a dear relative of mine. Which PNP programs are currently open for outlanders with 400+ CRS score? I heard that Ontario has stopped sending PTs, so which one he should target? Also, can one apply to different programs simultaneously?


Thanks.

 

[bellaluna]

If your relative can get to Cairo or Alexandria and their industry is in demand, New Brunswick will have an information session in July:

http://livinginnb.ca

The information session is a pre-requisite to apply, unless the applicant has prior NB connections or knows French, and attendance will make them valid to apply to NB PNP for 2 years.

And yes, I myself have (accidentally) received 2 nominations, but certain provinces (Manitoba, New Brunswick) frown upon multiple PNP applications.

There is also PEI PNP, but their qualifications for selection are not transparent: http://www.gov.pe.ca/immigration/index.php3?number=1052516&lang=E

As for the rest, the only ones that are open right now require a job offer. We'll have to wait for the non-job offer PNP streams to reopen.

 

[Doda]

If your relative can get to Cairo or Alexandria and their industry is in demand, New Brunswick will have an information session in July:

http://livinginnb.ca

The information session is a pre-requisite to apply, unless the applicant has prior NB connections or knows French, and attendance will make them valid to apply to NB PNP for 2 years.

And yes, I myself have (accidentally) received 2 nominations, but certain provinces (Manitoba, New Brunswick) frown upon multiple PNP applications.

There is also PEI PNP, but their qualifications for selection are not transparent: http://www.gov.pe.ca/immigration/index.php3?number=1052516&lang=E

As for the rest, the only ones that are open right now require a job offer. We'll have to wait for the non-job offer PNP streams to reopen.

Thanks bellaluna,
That is awesome information. Just regarding NBPNP, if he is work a regulated job, he can't apply unless he obtains a license from NB?

 

[bestofluck]

why India not the centre? They get the seminar houseful if they keep it in India.

 

[bellaluna]

Thanks bellaluna,
That is awesome information. Just regarding NBPNP, if he is work a regulated job, he can't apply unless he obtains a license from NB?

I do believe this is the case for NB PNP, but I have heard of some exceptions (like accountants from the Philippines, for some reason). If your relative could somehow choose a non-regulated in-demand NOC that still fits their job experience, that would be safer.