Express Entry Provincial Nominee
New Brunswick
To be nominated by a province and substantially increase Express Entry CRS, the applicant must have a valid Express Entry profile, meets and maintains minimum requirements of either Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades or Canadian Experience Class stream
Education
Work experience
EOI Profile
Age
Ties to the province
Received a letter of interest from the province based on current provincial priorities
Language
Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee the applicant will receive the invitation. Please refer the application process.
Process timeline of preparing and reviewing the application
between applicant with Provincial and Federal Government
Open Express Entry Profile
Submit an Express Entry profile to IRCC when eligible with New Brunswick as the destination. The profile is scored and ranked. Profile valid for 12 months
Profile submission
Create expression of interest profile on INB System. Profile is scored and ranked based on the information provided. Profile valid for 12 months
Provincial invitation
Candidates may be invited if working and hold a permanent job offer in an occupation under TEER 0, 1, 2, 3, or prioritized by the province.
Submit the application in 45 days
Nomination Decision
Application approved, the applicant receives a Nomination Certificate to update their Express Entry profile and receive additional points.Province reviews in 6 - 8 weeks
Federal invitation
Applicant having a higher CRS score or same CRS score with the profile created earlier will receive invitation to apply.
Profiles are selected every 2 weeks
Get PR Status
Application approved, the applicant gets Permanent Resident status after landing or confirming on IRCC Portal.IRCC reviews in 6 months
Candidate who has submitted their application to IRCC before the expiry of work permit may apply for a work permit extension to continue working legally.
Crucial elements affect the decision
Background elements
Scoring factors
* Adaptability generally includes but not limited to ties to the province (education, relatives in the province, work experience) and spouse's background (education, language, work experience)
* Figures may be rounded for presentation purposes, please refer to federal or provincial government websites for the most accurate information.
Benefits the applicant and their accompanying family members are entitled to when becoming permanent residents
Family-friendly
The immigration application includes the applicant's spouse and children
Work and study
Keep working legally with the letter of support for work permit renewal
Medical
Access to high-quality modern public health care as same as Canadian
Education
Free or lower tuition for children depends on the level of education
Benefits
Access to social benefits as same as Canadian
Mobility right
Live and work anywhere under Permanent Resident status
Sponsorship
Ability to sponsor relatives if the conditions are met
Naturalization
Ability to obtain citizenship if residency conditions are met
Important requirements the applicant should note
Immigration Ineligibility
- Have an immigration application in process in any province or territory in Canada, including New Brunswick
- Have been refused for misrepresentation through any immigration program within the past 5 years
- Are not living lawfully in the current country of residence
- Have been refused admission to or ordered to leave Canada or any other country or territory
- Are working in Canada without authorization
- Have an active or failed claim for refugee protection (asylum) or for humanitarian and compassionate consideration in Canada
- Are studying full-time post-secondary education in Canada
Basic requirements
- Between 19 to 55 years old
- EOI profile meets or exceeds 67/100 points
- Candidate may be asked to attend an interview to clarify information with the provincial immigration officer
- Have a valid work permit if currently working
- Have a valid study permit if currently studying
Ties to the province
- Currently working full-time for at least 1 year in an occupation under TEER 0, 1, 2, 3 in New Brunswick, or
- Receive direct invitation based on labor market demands or ties to the province
Education
- Equivalent to Canadian high-school
- Foreign education credential(s) must be assessed by Educational Credential Assessment
Employer
- Operate at least 2 consecutive years in NB, fully comply with federal and provincial laws and regulations in employment, labor, immigration
- Demonstrate enough efforts of hiring Canadian or Permanent Residents
- Not in the list of ineligible businesses under PNP, including but not limited to:
○ Business operates not for generating profit;
○ Home-based business;
○ Property rental and management;
○ Real estate investment;
○ Professional practices and services without license and/or accreditation in NB
○ Secured loans (pawnbrokers);
○ Short-term loans, money exchange and cash machines;
○ Production, distribution and/or sale of pornographic or sexually explicit products and/or services;
○ Any other of business activity that may bring the NBPNP or the Government of New Brunswick into disrepute
