CICC Licence R509291 · RCIC-IRB|Verify licence
CICC Licence R509291 · RCIC-IRB|Verify licence
Canada permanent residence
Get nominated by a Canadian province or territory that needs your skills, and use that nomination to apply for permanent residence. We advise on the right province and stream, and file through our authorised provincial portals.
CICC licence R509291 · Saskatchewan licence #000090 since 2014. Verify licence
CICC licence R509291
Saskatchewan licence #000090
Licensed for SINP since 2014
Since 2013
Guiding immigration clients from Canada
Two offices
Islamabad and Mississauga
The PNP lets Canadian provinces and territories nominate immigrants who want to settle there. It is a strong pathway if you have the skills, education and work experience a province needs, even if your score is not high enough for a federal Express Entry draw.
Every province and territory except Quebec runs its own PNP, with streams and requirements based on its local labour market. A nomination can lead to Canadian permanent residence.
Two routes
Provinces select people who match their needs. You apply through one of two main routes, depending on whether you qualify for Express Entry.
Not sure which route fits? We'll check your profile against both.
Each province has its own streams. Most fall into these groups.
Work experience in a skilled occupation, such as people who qualify for the Federal Skilled Worker Program.
Experience in semi-skilled occupations that are in demand in that province or territory.
For people who want to start or invest in a business in the province or territory.
Graduates of a Canadian post-secondary institution in that province, with a valid job offer.
Some provinces give extra points when a close relative living there is a Canadian PR or citizen.
With 11 programs and many streams, the right choice depends on your profile.
Book a consultationThe process
Compare provincial programs to find the stream that suits your skills, experience and plans.
Check work experience, education, language and any job-offer rules for that stream.
Match your duties to the right NOC code and gather your documents.
Provinces with a points-based system ask for an Expression of Interest first.
Submit the full nomination application and provincial fee within the deadline.
The province issues a nomination certificate supporting your PR application.
Through your Express Entry profile, or the IRCC PR portal for non-Express Entry streams.
Your Confirmation of Permanent Residence is the final step to becoming a PR.
Nine provinces and two territories run their own nominee programs.
Quebec is not part of the PNP. It selects skilled workers through its own system.
As a licensed Canadian immigration consultant, we can represent clients before all provincial programs except Quebec.
Saskatchewan requires a separate licence. Our CEO Ahmad Junaid Salik holds SINP licence #000090.
We are registered with Manitoba, Ontario, Nova Scotia and PEI, and file through our authorised representative portals.
With 11 programs and many streams, we advise on the option that best fits your experience and goals.
Matching your work to the right Canadian occupation code is the most important step. We match it to provincial demand.
A dedicated email receives every update on your file, and we act on anything required. You retain us; we do the work.
What is the Provincial Nominee Program?
A program that lets Canadian provinces and territories nominate immigrants whose skills, education and experience match their labour market. A nomination supports your application for permanent residence.
How many CRS points does a provincial nomination add?
A nomination through an Express Entry-linked stream adds 600 points to your CRS score, which usually places you above recent Express Entry cut-offs.
Can I apply for a PNP if I don't qualify for Express Entry?
Yes. Non-Express Entry streams let you apply directly to a province. After nomination, you apply for PR through the IRCC PR portal. This route is usually slower.
What is an Expression of Interest (EOI)?
Some provinces ask you to register an EOI first. It shows your interest and eligibility, and the province invites candidates from its pool based on job market needs.
How long do I have after a provincial ITA?
It depends on the province, but you often have around 45 days to submit the full nomination application and provincial fee.
Do I need a job offer for a PNP?
Not always. Many provincial streams require a job offer from an employer in that province, but others are based on skills, education or occupation demand.
What is the difference between enhanced and base PNP streams?
Enhanced streams are linked to Express Entry. A nomination adds 600 CRS points and you apply for PR through your Express Entry profile. Base streams sit outside Express Entry, so you apply to IRCC separately and processing usually takes longer.
Do I have to live in the province that nominates me?
You must genuinely intend to live in that province when you apply and land. Once you are a permanent resident you have mobility rights in Canada, but a nomination based on a false intention can lead to refusal or a misrepresentation finding.
Get a licensed consultant's view of your PNP options before you apply. The first assessment is free.
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