Nova Scotia

• Not a citizen or a legal resident of the current country of residence.
• Intends to work in an occupation that is lower than NOC Level C or D.
• Grandparent, parent, spouse. Common - law or conjugal partner of Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
• A failed refugee claimant.
• Living in Canada illegally or prohibited from entering Canada.
• International student at present studying in Canada University but is contractually obligated to return home.
• A person involved in a child support or custody dispute that is currently unresolved.
• An individual living in the country under the Caregiver Program.
• A person whose qualified 1 year of full - time skilled work experience was not actually based in Nova Scotia.
• In a sales job that is entirely reliant on commission as pay.

The Nova Scotia PNP does have a Cap. However, they are still accepting new applications from all available streams. The Regional Labour Market Demand Stream of PNP has a Cap of 150 nominations

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The procedures for applying for a Northwest Territories PNP may seem uncomplicated. However, the standards are very high. If the application is not prepared correctly, there is a higher risk of refusal for Northwest Territories PNPs.

Most important is to assess your case and then take the first step towards applying for Northwest Territories Provincial Nominee Program. After you fill up our free immigration assessment form, we can discuss eligibility and options.

Is meant for highly skilled individuals who are seeking to become a permanent resident. This provincial nominee program has two categories Category A and Category B. It opens and closes throughout the year depending on the need of the labour market. The Nova Scotia office of immigration reserves the right to grant permanent residency only to certain kinds of jobs. Nova Scotia Demand Express Entry Latest Occupation List:

Points To Remember Before You Apply

• You must have a profile registered as a permanent resident not as a Immigration Refugee under Canada’s express entry system.
• Have one year of work experience in the related job.
• Have a full time, permanent job offer from a Nova Scotia employer. The job offer should have a validity of at least a year after your permanent resident visa is issued.
• Prove your language proficiency in English or French as per the Canadian language benchmark, with a CLB score7.
• Show work experience and letters of reference from all your employers for past six years if you are applying in category B
• Score at least 67 points based on six selection factors
• Your educational certificate must be approved by the ECA.
• You must be able to prove your financial resources and capabilities and present a bank statement for the past three months.

This stream is for applicants who have one year of work experience in Nova Scotia and have a fixed occupation in the province. To Apply:

• Have gained a legal work experience and work permit.
• Age limit 21- 55 years old
• Prove your proficiency in French or English according to Canadian language benchmark
• Have completed an ECA

This express entry stream selects skilled candidates through the Federal Express Entry System.

• Nomination depends on the need of the labour market.
• Only candidates who meet the eligibility criteria at the time you were issued the letter of Interest from Nova Scotia can apply.
• The candidate must have a valid Express entry number and meet all IRCC criteria for the express entry pool.
• He should demonstrate sufficient funds to pay his immigration costs and travel expenses.

This stream is designed to assist Nova Scotia health organisations to recruit highly skilled foreign doctors to fill labour shortages in the province's health sector.

• The Physician stream enables trained medical professionals to become permanent residents of Nova Scotia with the approval and signed opportunities of two medical authorities:
  • Nova Scotia Health Authority.
  • Izaak Walton Killam Health Centre.

General practitioners, family physicians and specialists can apply for this provincial nominee program. This stream is ideal for physicians who have secured a valid job offer from one one of the eligible health sector employers in Nova Scotia. For eligibility as a physician from a foreign nation the physician must have a job offer language proficiency required is bare minimum.

The stream is for experienced business owners who would like to start their own chain of Nova Scotia business.

• They can buy an existing one and manage it successfully for more than a year in Nova Scotia with a valid work permit.
• Later you can apply to the Nova Scotian Office of immigration for permanent residency.
• To acquire a nova Scotia PR visa you have to have a minimum $600000 in net business and personal assets, verified by NSOI designated third party professionals.
• You also have to agree to make a minimum capital investment of $150000 CAD to establish or purchase a business in Nova Scotia.
• You must also be proficient in English as English is the business language and have the necessary educational qualifications.

If you are an international student and have graduated from Nova Scotia University and want to settle here by operating your own business.

• You are eligible to apply under this stream for permanent residence when they get a nomination from the Nova Scotia province.
• Before applying to the stream, you need to actively run a Nova Scotia business.

This stream was created to fill up the shortage of high skilled workers in Canada.

• If you have the right training, skills for the job with at least one year of work experience you can apply through this stream.
• You have to prove a language ability equal to Canadian benchmark CLB Level 5.
• You also need to have a full time permanent job offer letter from a Nova Scotia employer.
• You must present your financial resources to successfully settle in Nova Scotia. You can apply online.

The skilled workers stream is broken down into three sub categories

1. Skilled Workers - this is for individuals with experience in a NOC Level O, A OR B classified occupation.
2. Semi - Skilled Workers - this is for individuals with work experience in NOC Level C classified occupations,
3. Low Skilled Workers - this is for individuals with work experience in NOC Level D classified occupations.

For this provincial nominee program employers must be established in Nova Scotia for at least two years with a salary and benefit scheme that meets the Nova Scotia employment standards.

• There are a few other streams which also require mention in the Nova Scotia Nominee Program

1) Family Business Worker Stream: under this program the employers have the ability to hire close relatives provided they have the specific skills, experience and training needed to perform the job. The employer must be a Canadian citizen owning at least 33.3% of the business. 2) International Graduate stream: it is designed to help employers hire and retain recent international graduates from eligible Canadian Universities. The arranged employment by the Nova Scotia employer must be permanent and must have a connection with their field of study. 3) Agri Food Sector Stream: this is a pilot programme for those immigrants that are interested in Agri - food - program.it is a joint venture between the Nova Scotia Office of Immigration and the Nova Scotia department of Agriculture. The applicant should have a minimum three years experience in farm ownership, farm management and practical farming.

This immigration program is ideal for those who want a permanent work permit and want to prosper for an indefinite period in Canada. The immigration program has a lenient and quick procedure to obtain a visa.

You pay no premiums. Please carry your signed Nova Scotia Health Card with you at all times and present it to your physician when needed

As of April 1, 2020, the minimum wage rate is $12.55 per hour.

Yes, you can. You need to apply to the province or territory for nomination under a Non-Express Entry Stream and need to meet the eligibility requirements of the province that nominates you.

Yes, you can if you have the right experience and training for the job in demand you can qualify for the Regional Labour Market Demand Stream regardless of a job offer.

• If my job is not in the Demand list of your website, can I still apply through theRegional Labour Market Demand stream?

Unfortunately, no, you will only be eligible if your occupation is in the Demand list.

Accounting technicians and bookkeepers (NOC 1311) Administrative assistants (NOC 1241) Computer programmers and interactive media developers (NOC 2147) Social and Community service workers (NOC 4212) are in demand in Canada.

Yes, Nova Scotia has two immigration streams aligned with the federal Express Entry immigration selection system, also referred to as enhanced Express Entry streams.

Yes, your spouse and dependent children can accompany you. Marriage certificates and birth certificates need to be presented during application.

Nova Scotia is a wonderful province in Canada, a land of opportunities and the Nova Scotia PNP system works to make your dream a reality. A low cost of living and a high quality of life makes it an affordable place to live in.

The attractive features are:

• Get permanent residency and settle in Nova Scotia.
• Take along family members.
• Enjoy government subsidy on education, health and other programs.
• Study work or make business investments within the province.