"Could you please advise me on the most suitable Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) for Canadian immigration, given my Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 370 and my academic background in Biochemistry (PhD) with 2 years of teaching experience? I'm planning to immigrate to Canada through Express Entry, and I'd like to explore PNP options that would allow me to bring my family with me. What PNP streams would be the best fit for my profile, and what recommendations do you have for me?"
What's the best PNP for me? CRS 370, PhD Biochemistry, 2 yrs teaching. Express Entry with family.
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None without a job offer. Your CRS score is 100 points too low unless fluent in both languages. PNP quotas are cut in half so focus for provinces are in specific NOCs, job offers and working/studying in the province.
So if planning to immigrate and not fluent then score will not be selected. Where do you teach? How old are you because with PhD your score should be higher.
So if planning to immigrate and not fluent then score will not be selected. Where do you teach? How old are you because with PhD your score should be higher.
Bringing your family with you means spouse , children if any .
Parents aren’t coming with you
That’s all mute . Since as mentioned your score is FAR to low and not competitive
Your score is far too low for Express Entry.
PNP is only an option if you are working and living in Canada or have a job offer in Canada.
You need to significantly increase your score and/or secure a job offer in Canada.
Would add that if your parents being able to live with you longterm is important Canada may not be a good option. Parent sponsorship is not guaranteed and the demand far exceeds the number of spots available. The government should make this clear on the IRCC website since many are under the false impression that all it takes is 3 years of a a certain income. There really hundreds of thousands applicants for a very small number of spots.
Google - Express Entry Proof of funds. If both children are under 22, then you are 4. PNP not an option so learn French.
Realistically you need a much higher score. You need to increase your English score. What is your wife’s education, work history and language score? Learning French may be your only option for a chance of immigration. Would add that it is extremely difficult to get a job at a university teaching so if you have stable employment that may be a better option or you should consider other countries.