full time permanent job in NewBrunswick

[ujbaby]

i just got a full time permanent job in NewBrunswick as a nurse and will be relocating to the province next week to start working. What are my chances of getting nominated in the province as a skilled worker and how to apply?? please can somebody help???.. will appreciate

 

[kushari]

I don't think you're posting in the right section. This is for CEC applications only.

 

[ujbaby]

I don't think you're posting in the right section. This is for CEC applications only.

yeah, i am aware this is cec but i have posted in the damn pnp but no response... :-[ :-[ :-[

 

[rosty2]

i just got a full time permanent job in NewBrunswick as a nurse and will be relocating to the province next week to start working. What are my chances of getting nominated in the province as a skilled worker and how to apply?? please can somebody help???.. will appreciate

Hi UjBaby,

Congrats for your job offer in NB. brunswickers are very welcoming and charming people. cost of life and quality of life also good. If your job offer is in Moncton, NB. you will enjoy living in a smart and vibrant community that cares for its occupants. Congrats again.

Now concerning immigrating in NB, if you go to the PNP stream, you need to work at least 6 months in the qualified skills( and yes nurse is high skill on demand in NB as many of my friends are very well established nurses there) after 6 months you apply to the PNP stream, it used to be free to apply for that program couple of years ago, now it costs $250 for the application(not sure about additionnal cost if you have familly coming with you).
Guess what? you get the provincial nomination in max 6 weeks and they so kind that when they approve you, they will also acheminate your package directly to CIC. so to apply you need 2 packages: the provincial PNP application to be approved on a first round and the federal application to be submitted to CIC once the provincial one is approved. Everything has to include the fees.
for more info visit the gouvernement of NB website under immigration and you will see everything required.

How I know that?? I was student there( check my flag on my profile) and they come every year at university to show us how to apply to their program.
why I did not apply to that program? after graduating I got my job offer in Ontario lol but I will alsways have New brunswick in my heart.

Best of all you will enjoy maritime seafood.

R.

 

[rosty2]

also Ujbaby, check your inbox, I sent you a mail

 

[ujbaby]

Hi UjBaby,

Congrats for your job offer in NB. brunswickers are very welcoming and charming people. cost of life and quality of life also good. If your job offer is in Moncton, NB. you will enjoy living in a smart and vibrant community that cares for its occupants. Congrats again.

Now concerning immigrating in NB, if you go to the PNP stream, you need to work at least 6 months in the qualified skills( and yes nurse is high skill on demand in NB as many of my friends are very well established nurses there) after 6 months you apply to the PNP stream, it used to be free to apply for that program couple of years ago, now it costs $250 for the application(not sure about additionnal cost if you have familly coming with you).
Guess what? you get the provincial nomination in max 6 weeks and they so kind that when they approve you, they will also acheminate your package directly to CIC. so to apply you need 2 packages: the provincial PNP application to be approved on a first round and the federal application to be submitted to CIC once the provincial one is approved. Everything has to include the fees.
for more info visit the gouvernement of NB website under immigration and you will see everything required.

How I know that?? I was student there( check my flag on my profile) and they come every year at university to show us how to apply to their program.
why I did not apply to that program? after graduating I got my job offer in Ontario lol but I will alsways have New brunswick in my heart.

Best of all you will enjoy maritime seafood.

R.

Thanx Rosty, I am really greatful for ur information. Now i am happy to know that I will soon start working there and after six months, the province will nominate me. I applied for cec too but dont want to put all my eggs in one basket. I have been living in Toronto for the past 2 years but was unable to secure full time job to qualify for their pnp because i works only for nursing agencies and my job are partime/casual and i used the same job to apply for cec. The pnp is just incase of failure with cec but i am still positive. I also read the message that u sent and will contact the lady as soon as possible. Thanx so much for this wonderful information and it sounds good to know that moncton is a lovely city because i will be living in moncton.. Best of luck to all of us

 

[rosty2]

Thanx Rosty, I am really greatful for ur information. Now i am happy to know that I will soon start working there and after six months, the province will nominate me. I applied for cec too but dont want to put all my eggs in one basket. I have been living in Toronto for the past 2 years but was unable to secure full time job to qualify for their pnp because i works only for nursing agencies and my job are partime/casual and i used the same job to apply for cec. The pnp is just incase of failure with cec but i am still positive. I also read the message that u sent and will contact the lady as soon as possible. Thanx so much for this wonderful information and it sounds good to know that moncton is a lovely city because i will be living in moncton.. Best of luck to all of us

You are welcome, happy that I helped. Enjoy Moncton

 

[Pocketlive]

Thanx Rosty, I am really greatful for ur information. Now i am happy to know that I will soon start working there and after six months, the province will nominate me. I applied for cec too but dont want to put all my eggs in one basket. I have been living in Toronto for the past 2 years but was unable to secure full time job to qualify for their pnp because i works only for nursing agencies and my job are partime/casual and i used the same job to apply for cec. The pnp is just incase of failure with cec but i am still positive. I also read the message that u sent and will contact the lady as soon as possible. Thanx so much for this wonderful information and it sounds good to know that moncton is a lovely city because i will be living in moncton.. Best of luck to all of us

Hello. I know this is 2021 and you have posted this since 2012. But this is the only post i have seen on here that is similar to the answers i need. i am IEN who got a job offer in New Brunswick with the expectation that the province will support me in getting my license. will they truly support ? i am also inside Canada and i am moving because of the opportunity of AIPP/PNP that the job offer will offer me. so i want to ask if you eventually got your PR through their PNP and how is life generally in NB if you are still living there. Your response will be greatly appreciated.