Showing posts with label NSNP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NSNP. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 August 2010

Nova Scotia Nominee Program - International Graduate Stream

The International Graduate stream of the Nova Scotia Nominee Program allows the province’s employers appoint and keep hold of the international graduates who have been studying or living the Nova Scotia. This stream is destined for international graduates who are living and working in the province and have the purpose to establish their profession in Nova Scotia.

Eligibility criteria for the applicants of international graduate stream:
•Job offers for international graduates must need them to be in positions which accomplish the requirements of the NSNP, pertaining to the skill level.
•Graduates must have the necessary skills, qualifications, and training for the job.
•International graduates must have graduated in the last two years. They must have pursued the
Degree/certificate/diploma from a provincially-accredited post-secondary institution in Canada.
•They must be legal residents in Canada on a temporary work permit.
•They must possess the sufficient settlement supports.
•They must fulfill the criteria pertaining to age, language proficiency and education set for the International Graduate Stream.
•They must have a permanent, full-time employment offer from a Nova Scotia employer in their field of study. They must have been working in a regular position for minimum 3 months.
•Intention and ability to settle in Nova Scotia, permanently.

NSNP Non-dependent Child of Nominees Streams | Nova Scotia Nominee Program

The Non- Dependent Child Stream of Nova Scotia Nominees Program’s make it easy to international persons to immigrate and get the permanent residency in Nova Scotia who are the non-dependent kids of foreign nationals who are previously in the province and have been chosen through the NSNP. To be qualified for this stream, potential applicants have to meet the subsequent criteria:

Eligibility criteria for a parent:
•The parent must have set up a family house in the province within 6 months of obtaining PR status in Canada. He/she must have been a Nova Scotia resident to be capable of sponsoring his/her non-dependent child to the province.
•The parent must carry on to be a Nova Scotia resident at the time of his child’s application procedure till the time the latter arrives the province.
•The parent of an candidate of the Non-dependent Child of Nova Scotia Nominees must be a Canadian citizen or a Canadian permanent resident. As it is said, the parent must be the NSNP nominated foreign national in Nova Scotia.

An applicant has to be the non-dependent kid of a Canadian citizen/permanent occupant in the province Nova Scotia. Along, the parent must have also been selected to immigrate to Nova Scotia by the NSNP.
•An applicant must show his/her employment prospects in the province of Nova Scotia.
•An applicant must accomplish other requirements, such as age, education and language proficiency set for this particular stream of NSNP.
•An applicant has to have the full-time working experience of minimum 12 months within the last 5 years. The work experience would be counted if it is related to his/her field of study.

Tuesday, 3 August 2010

Skilled Worker Stream of NSNP | Nova Scotia Nominee Program

The Nova Scotia Nominee Program’s Skilled Worker stream facilitate the province’s companies hire international skilled workers in order to plug the job positions, cause being the local workers lack the required skills. Nova Scotia’s employers utilize this program in appointing overseas skilled nationals, when they are not capable of finding Canadian citizens or Canadian permanent residents with the desirable skills to fill those positions.

So as to be able to meet the criteria for this stream applicants must own a permanent, full time employment offer from a Nova Scotia company in hand, much previous to filing their immigration application with the Nova Scotia Nominee Program.

The skilled worker applicants can anticipate priority processing of their applications whose:
•Employers are in a position to show that they will assist foreign workers with extra supports for resolution in the province.
•Employers have a realistic strategy to employ, in addition to retain immigrant workers in the province.
•Employers have truly tried to find and employ qualified Canadian citizens or permanent residents for the positions.

Eligibility criteria for NSNP skilled worker applicants:
•Applicants must have a permanent, full time job offer in Nova Scotia from a well settled Nova Scotia industry/employer.
•Applicants should possess necessary qualifications, training, and work experience for the job.
•Applicants are required to havea lawful status in the country where they are residing at time of applying for the NSNP.
•Applicants must mean to settle in Nova Scotia everlastingly.
•Applicants have to acquire adequate settlement supports.

Thursday, 1 July 2010

Nova Scotia Nominee Program | PNP of Nova Scotia

Similar to any other Canadian Provincial Nominee Program, Nova Scotia Nominee Program makes possible to skilled foreign nationals to immigrate to the Canadian province so as to go ahead for a superior and happy life. Nova Scotia employers or companies utilize this provincial program to employ skilled immigrants into their maneuver, when they are unable to find the local Canadian require in the requisite skills. As for the global skilled workers, the Nova Scotia Nominee Program is a faster method to be capable for the permanent residents of Canada.

The Nova Scotia Nominee Program is managed by the province’s Office of Immigration, aided by the Citizenship and Immigration Canada. The program consent to the province to take on and select immigrants who can throw in to the Nova Scotia economy and meet the work shortages of the province.

Once an candidate is nominated by the Nova Scotia Nominee Program, he/she, together with spouse, dependent, children can submit an application with the Citizenship and Immigration Canada for permanent resident visa.

Streams of the Nova Scotia Nominee Program include: