The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program is an immigration program operated
on behalf of the Government of New Brunswick by the Ministry of Employment and
Immigration in conjunction with Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to
speed up the processing of an application for permanent residence.
If you are unsure whether you qualify for immigration to Canada under the
Provincial Nominee Program, book a consultation with one of our qualified
immigration consultants.
About the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program
The Program is designed to support New Brunswick's economic growth by attracting
foreign workers. Individuals nominated by the province, together with their
spouse and dependent children, are eligible to apply for a permanent resident
visa as a Provincial Nominee. Immigroup helps applicants wishing to live and
work in the province under the following Provincial Nominee Programs:
Business/Entrepreneur
Applicants need to demonstrate business experience as a senior executive or
business owner with proven success; have the skills and experience that are
relevant to the business plan; have enough funds to finance the proposed
business; be part of the everyday management of the business; score at least 50
points on the Self-assessment form.
Employer
Direct Immigration
Applicants need to score a minimum of 50 points on the self-assessment form and
have an offer of employment from an established company in New Brunswick. The
employment should be permanent and full-time. Applicants must have all required
training and certifications
Quick facts about New Brunswick
The province is one of the four Atlantic Provinces in Canada. It is the third
smallest province, named for the British royal family of Brunswick-Lüneburg. It
is also called the Loyalist Province. N.B. has a mainland and many islands.
Population: 750,000
Land Mass: 73,000 km2
Capital City: Fredericton
Major Cities/Attractions: Fredericton, Sain John, Moncton Major
Industries: Mining, Forestry, Fishing
GDP Per Capita: $33,500
Interesting Fact: this is the only officially bilingual province in
Canada
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