New Brunswick PNP

The New Brսnswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) invites skilled workers and bսsinessрersons from various countries to live and work in New Brսnswick as permanent residents, in accordance with Canadian immigration norms. This initiative primarily aims to address the shortage of skilled workers and attract mսltinational talent

Located in Atlantic Canada, New Brunswick is known for its welcoming communities, abundant job opportunities, and high quality of life. The NBPNP is designed to attract talent and help businesses find skilled workers to contribute to the province’s economy

New Brսnswick PNP Latest Draws 2023-2025

Below is a summary of recent New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) draws, categorized by stream and number of invitations issued:

New brunswick PNP Eligibility

Below are the categories and eligibility requirements for applicants under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program:

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Applicants must be between 22-50 years old.
• Applicants must be related as a non-dependent spouse or common-law partner.
• Other family members (children, siblings, nieces, nephews, grandchildren) must be non-dependent on the family supporter.
• Applicants must provide language test results (IELTS, CELPIP for English; TEF for French) not older than 2 years, proving sufficient proficiency in English or French.
• Proof of education, including qualifications, certifications, and licenses is required.
• Applicants must intend to live and work in New Brunswick. A job offer is not mandatory.
• Determined by training, experience, and relevant educational qualifications, certifications, and licenses.
• A settlement plan must be submitted for review.
• Applicants need 2 years of full-time work experience in the last five years in their intended occupation.
• Applicants must have at least CAD 10,000 plus an additional CAD 2,000 for each family member.
• The job must be in skill levels O, A, or B, or in specific categories under skill levels C and D as per the National Occupation Classification (NOC).
• All required documents and forms must be duly filled as per NBPNP rules.

New Brunswick PNP Fees Updated (2025)

Understanding the costs and timeframes involved will enable you to be better prepared. Here's an overview of NBPNP fees and processing times:

New Brunswick PNP Processing Time

Processing times may vary based on stream, application volume, and individual circumstances. Below is a general overview:

Requirements to Qualify as a Family Supporter

• The family supporter must reside in New Brunswick.
• Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
• If the family supporter owns a business, it must have been operational for the past 12 consecutive months.
• If employed, the family supporter must have worked in New Brunswick for at least 12 consecutive months.
• The family supporter must be financially self-sufficient and not have filed for bankruptcy in the last 12 months.
• The family supporter must participate in an interview with population growth division officers and assist in creating a settlement plan.
• The family supporter can support one applicant at a time except when supporting more than one child.
• All individuals must comply with Canada immigration requirements.

How Peerless Immigration Services Can Help You?

At Peerless Immigration Services, we provide expert assistance for New Brunswick PNP applications. Our team ensures a smooth, transparent, and hassle-free immigration process.

• Eligibility Assessment – Get a personalized evaluation of your PR chances.
• EOI Submission Assistance – Increase your selection chances with a well-prepared application.
• Documentation & Application Support – Ensure all paperwork is complete and error-free.
• Job Search Assistance – Help in finding employment opportunities in New Brunswick.
• Post-Nomination PR Application Support – Full guidance until you receive your Canadian PR.