A federal program called Express Entry chooses immigrants based on standards established by the government. Provincial nominee programs (PNPs) choose immigrants in accordance with each province's requirements. Although each province has its own requirements, they are all comparable in that they are all simpler to meet in terms of language ability and job experience than the federal requirements. However, just because a province chooses someone doesn't immediately make them permanent residents. To receive PR as a provincial nominee, the applicant must still submit an application to the federal government with provincial permission. The federal government still has the last say.
If you choose the PNP, it typically takes 4 months for the province
to process your application and another 16 months or so for the federal
government to approve it. The time required to complete provincial criteria,
such as gaining a specific quantity of work experience, is not included in
these time ranges.
Express Entry System
Immigration, Refugees and
Citizenship Canada (IRCC) introduced it as a point-based online immigration
program back in 2015. Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, and
Canadian Experience Class are the three main categories under which it
registers foreign skilled workers.
Candidates can apply for a
Canadian PR visa through the Express Entry system if they get at least 67
points or more based on important profile variables including age, education,
language ability, work experience, etc. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship
Canada issue ITAs (Invitations to Apply)
for Canadian PR visas to applicants with the highest CRS (Comprehensive Ranking
System) scores.
Provincial Nominee Program
A Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is used by
the majority of Canadian provinces to evaluate, choose, and nominate qualified
applicants for Canadian Permanent Residency (PR)
Visas. Each PNP has its own program, procedure, and set of
requirements. The majority of PNPs have a stream connected to the federal
Express Entry System that aids applicants in raising their Express Entry score
in accordance with the nomination they receive from a province.
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