What is PNP Provincial Immigration?

BC is a province located in western Canada facing the Pacific coast, and is also a preferred area for immigrants due to its mild climate and natural environment where various activities are possible. BC PNP, like EE, is based on a points system. When applicants register their profile on BC PNP online, their personal score is calculated based on this and they wait in the pool. And through the selection, which takes place every two weeks, if your score is equal to or higher than the selection score, you will receive an invitation and you can proceed with permanent residency in earnest. BC PNP can be divided into Skills Immigration, which is skilled immigration, and Entrepreneur Immigration, which is business immigration.

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AAIP, a provincial immigration agency in Alberta, located in the midwest of Canada, is characterized by no age limit and low English score requirements. Alberta is particularly popular with young couples and families, as housing prices are relatively affordable and wages are high. Banff National Park, where you can feel the beauty of the Rocky Mountains, is a great area to enjoy Canada's vast natural environment.

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Located between the provinces of Alberta and Manitoba, Saskatchewan is Canada's largest wheat-growing province, and is an area with developed agriculture and manufacturing using abundant forest resources. It is not burdensome to settle down as a family unit due to low housing/living costs, and has a low immigration threshold as it provides various provincial immigration programs.

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Ontario is a province located in the southeastern part of Canada, where Ottawa, the capital, and Toronto, which is actually the center of Canada's economy and culture, are located, so many people prefer to immigrate because of its high-quality education for children and a wide and diverse job market.

OINP, the provincial immigration of Ontario, provides various immigration options, such as immigration categories through the EOI system, which is a point system unique to Ontario that has been newly implemented since April 28, 2021, immigration categories linked to Express Entry federal immigration, and business immigration. there is.

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New Brunswick, which has made continuous efforts to increase its population due to the lack of labor force due to its aging population, has a plan to increase its population to 1 million by 2040 by attracting 7,500 people annually as economic immigrants by 2024. there is. The New Brunswick Provincial Immigration Program is largely classified into three categories: General NB PNP-Skilled Worker, NB Express Entry, and NB PNP-Business Immigration.

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Nova Scotia, located on the eastern Atlantic coast of Canada, offers a variety of immigration programs, including opportunities for skilled workers as well as unskilled workers, to overcome the problems of labor shortage and aging. It is divided into programs related to skilled immigration, business immigration, and Express Entry. There are programs designed for the influx of medical personnel who are in short supply within Nova Scotia, and the NSNP is characterized by relatively less demanding access compared to other states.

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AIP (Atlantic Immigration Program) is a regular immigration program implemented for the purpose of economic revitalization in four provinces (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland) located on the Atlantic coast of Canada. Since the states in Atlantic Canada have a relatively small population compared to other states, the pilot immigration program AIPP has been implemented since March 2017 to actively accept immigrants to solve the labor shortage and revitalize the economy, and then from 2022 It has been established as a regular immigration program, AIP.

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