When will the PNP be open again in 2017

[ceto]

Any thoughts on this? Is any province open to take applications at this time??

 

[ashuindian]

Any thoughts on this? Is any province open to take applications at this time??

SINP on 2 January

 

[K4n4d4WS]

Any thoughts on this? Is any province open to take applications at this time??

I think you get one of my standart answers from me:

If you are in Canada check the PNP-program from your province first
and its probably the easiest way.

and for some PNP you have to work and live in that province
for others you need some connections to that province like family/ friends
or attend a infomation session from the province

and than go to this link's to find more information about their PNP-programs and when they are open

http://www.canadavisa.com/provincial-nomination-program.html

http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/summary-of-eligibility-requirements-for-all-express-entry-pnp-streams-t432937.0.html

and there are link's to each PNP-website which are helpful

because nobody know's the eligibility of all PNP-programs and when they are open


and if you need information regarding NOC:
http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/home.aspx
http://cicic.ca/934/Search-the-Directory-of-Occupational-Profiles/index.canada

 

[ceto]

Thank you for both of you replying the question.No,I am not in Canada.

Yeah,I try to keep up with the latest information, but it's not always easy to do so.....The system constantly changes and I am not sure if they have the latest version of the PNP requirements available on the official website of each province.

What about other provinces?

It looks like I may be eligible for Saskatchewan but it is incredibly cold there.This upcoming sat looks like -22 (day) -27(night) C.... and I am one year short of BC's requirement.

Any warmer province with easier requirements?

 

[ashuindian]

Thank you for both of you replying the question.No,I am not in Canada.

Yeah,I try to keep up with the latest information, but it's not always easy to do so.....The system constantly changes and I am not sure if they have the latest version of the PNP requirements available on the official website of each province.

What about other provinces?

It looks like I may be eligible for Saskatchewan but it is incredibly cold there.This upcoming sat looks like -22 (day) -27(night) C.... and I am one year short of BC's requirement.

Any warmer province with easier requirements?

This is better to move easy going colder province then after some time will shift for warmer.

 

[ceto]

Yeah,I agree with you...

I have a question about Saskatchewan.Do you have to have either

2 years work experience or 1 year job experience related to your education for the International Skilled Worker?

I have 1.5 year experience in a trade company which is not directly related to my education.

Also where did you read that they will start the process on jan 2 ?

thanks

 

[ceto]

Have you found a job yet?

 

[ashuindian]

Yeah,I agree with you...

I have a question about Saskatchewan.Do you have to have either

2 years work experience or 1 year job experience related to your education for the International Skilled Worker?

I have 1.5 year experience in a trade company which is not directly related to my education.

Also where did you read that they will start the process on jan 2 ?

thanks

Min. 1 year Job Experience related to education must.
They will open every year in 2 January, like Natural Truth.

 

[roshnee]

What about Nova Soctia Any idea????