What is Provincial Nominee Program ?

[Canada Wala Qureshi]

Hello,
I hope you all are doing well.
Please guide me on some points.

I don't understand this program and why this is necessary.
What is the impact of this to CRS score.
I am graduated with degree Doctor of Pharmacy.
I want to immigrate to Canada as skilled worker through express entry program.
My age is 23.

 

[Naturgrl]

Hello,
I hope you all are doing well.
Please guide me on some points.

I don't understand this program and why this is necessary.
What is the impact of this to CRS score.
I am graduated with degree Doctor of Pharmacy.
I want to immigrate to Canada as skilled worker through express entry program.
My age is 23.

Express Entry and PNP are two different programs. Are you eligible for EE based on ECA, IELTS, work experience and age with at least 67 points. If so calculate CRS. Most pharmacists are not eligible for PNP because it is a licensed profession. Focus on EE. PNP programs are the immigration program for each province. Ontario is OINP.

 

[canuck78]

Hello,
I hope you all are doing well.
Please guide me on some points.

I don't understand this program and why this is necessary.
What is the impact of this to CRS score.
I am graduated with degree Doctor of Pharmacy.
I want to immigrate to Canada as skilled worker through express entry program.
My age is 23.

Canada has a surplus of pharmacists so it is unlikely that you’ll find a provincial nominee program that accepts pharmacists.

 

[Canada Wala Qureshi]

Express Entry and PNP are two different programs. Are you eligible for EE based on ECA, IELTS, work experience and age with at least 67 points. If so calculate CRS. Most pharmacists are not eligible for PNP because it is a licensed profession. Focus on EE. PNP programs are the immigration program for each province. Ontario is OINP.

Thank you for

Canada has a surplus of pharmacists so it is unlikely that you’ll find a provincial nominee program that accepts pharmacists.

Thank you for responding to me. Then please guide me on how to express entry will give benefit me as a pharmacist.

 

[Naturgrl]

Thank you for
Thank you for responding to me. Then please guide me on how to express entry will give benefit me as a pharmacist.

If you are invited through EE with a high enough score then you can immigrate to Canada. You can’t practice pharmacy unless licensed.

 

[canuck78]

Thank you for
Thank you for responding to me. Then please guide me on how to express entry will give benefit me as a pharmacist.

Express entry doesn’t benefit anyone. If your score is high enough you can apply for immigration through the FSWP program. You will then have to get licensed as a pharmacist in Canada. As already specified there is a surplus of pharmacists in most of Canada so the job market, especially for community pharmacists, is not great. Lots of the salaries posted online are incorrect. Salaries have actually decreased over the past 15 years and many pharmacists are only able to find multiple part-time positions.

 

[Canada Wala Qureshi]

oh, I see. surely I will have to do some more courses to move my direction of job to other job opportunities.
Can you please tell me the total expense I need for Canada in EE, I mean in dollars as I saw on the website it is $20000?

 

[Naturgrl]

oh, I see. surely I will have to do some more courses to move my direction of job to other job opportunities.
Can you please tell me the total expense I need for Canada in EE, I mean in dollars as I saw on the website it is $20000?

Depends on the number of people in your family. Funds required are in the website. Also factor in application, medical, biometrics, language testing & ECA costs.

 

[canuck78]

oh, I see. surely I will have to do some more courses to move my direction of job to other job opportunities.
Can you please tell me the total expense I need for Canada in EE, I mean in dollars as I saw on the website it is $20000?

You need to show that you have a certain amount of settlement funds and then you also need to pay for the application process, mediCal, etc. Settlement funds are quite low given the cost of living in many cities so I would suggest having more than the required settlement funds. If you have only recently graduated. You will likely have to save for a while to accumulate your settlement funds. I would suggest doing more research on immigration to Canada, you don’t seem to have researched much about immigration to Canada, process to get relicensed, demand for pharmacists/job market, etc.