Showing posts with label NBPNP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NBPNP. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 September 2010

Skilled Worker Applicants | New Brunswick PNP | NBPNP

Skilled Worker Applicants stream of New Brunswick PNP is divided into two sub-streams

1. Skilled Workers with Employer Support
2. Skilled Workers with Family Support

Skilled Workers with Employer Support:
So as to be eligible for this stream, applicants should be having the aim to resolve in the province of New Brunswick enduringly. Moreover, they should gain a minimum score of fifty points on several factors such as education, language skills, age, experience, and adjustability. Alongside, they must have an employment offer from a New Brunswick company. On company part, to be capable of employing a foreign national, the employer must:

•show that it has tried a lot but unable to find a Canadian citizen/permanent resident to fill up the position; and
•He/she must make sure that the foreign national is offered with a full time, permanent job offer.

Skilled Workers with Family Support:
Skilled Workers with Family Support enable immigrants in New Brunswick who have been residing in the province for a minimum period of 1 year and have get hold of the Canadian citizenship/permanent residency provide help to their family members in establishing themselves in New Brunswick. A foreign applicant in this stream is assessed on several factors, such as;
•Work experience
•Language skills
•Age
•Training
•Full time employment offer
•Employment skills

As for the sponsor (the family member in New Brunswick), he/she is evaluated on the foundation of his/her connection to the province of New Brunswick. His/her commitment towards the province’s immigration procedure, as well as productive settlement of previous family member(s) are also measured when letting them sponsor family members to be capable of settling in New Brunswick.

Business Applicants | New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program | NBPNP



New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program invites applications from worldwide businessmen or entrepreneurs are meet the criteria for the Business Applicants category, given they have the aim to set up a business in the province. In addition, they must score a smallest amount of fifty points on factors, such as business (work) experience, education, age, language skills and adjustability.

Eligibility Criteria:
• Have minimum personal wealth of 300,000 Canadian Dollars.
• Invest a smallest amount amount of 125,000 Canadian Dollars.
• Invest a refundable fund of 75,000 Canadian dollars before the nomination.
•Have well-built intention to settle in the province of New Brunswick. They should sign an agreement to settle everlastingly in the province.
• Visit the province so as to explore business potential in and meet an Immigration Program Officer.
•Applicants’ business proposal must portray economic advantage to the province. The suggestion must be approved by an immigration official.
• Have extensive experience of managing business. They have to have been a position of senior executive, or business owner.
• Possess the sufficient funds to support their business, in addition to their families in the province.
• Ensure that they will be in a decision-making role in the business in the province.
• Have the language aptitude in either English or French. In case, if they do not have, they must take up language lessons prior to nomination by the New Brunswick PNP.

You may contact a Canadian immigration lawyer for more information

Friday, 6 August 2010

NBPNP - New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program

New Brunswick is among the Canada's 3 Maritime Provinces and is the only bilingual province (English and French) constitutionally . The capital of New Brunswick is Fredericton. The population of province was estimated to be 750,457 in 2009; a majority is English-speaking, but there is moreover a large Francophone minority (33%), mainly of Acadian origin. It is 85% covered by forest, which is the terrain of most of the interior of this province.

The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program is one of the most excellent ways and facilitates people to immigrate to the province of and then get the Canadian permanent citizenship later on. If you are one of those seeking immigrate to the Canadian province, you can think about one of the stream under the New Brunswick PNP.

Foreign nationals meet the criteria for the provincial nominee program under two categories. They are:


Foreign nationals who are designated by the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program are provided with a certificate which additional helps in faster processing of the Canada Immigration visa application process. Similar to any other Canadian Provincial Nominee Program, New Brunswick PNP is a enhanced and easier method as compared to other federal programs to immigrate to the province first and then turn out to be permanent residence in Canada.