WHICH province is easiest/fastest to get PR right now?

[steakpie]

I understand rules keep changing...but as of now, which province/s are easy to get PR in Canada?

I will be coming to Canada next month for studies for 1.5 years....I wish to know the provinces which will help me get to my PR dream asap..


Please let me know...

Thank you,
Steakpie

 

[SpoonRaccoon]

Google is your friend, all the requirements are posted online. All I can say is stay away from AINP(Alberta). It's a nightmare right now and it doesn't look like it'll change any time soon.

 

[bellaluna]

Check the province where you'll be studying if they have PNP/PR programs for students.

 

[nickarter84]

Saskatchewan

 

[Govender]

Saskatchewan

How does SINP processing time differ from other PNP's?

Is their intake different?

 

[nickarter84]

How does SINP processing time differ from other PNP's?

Is their intake different?

Well I am not sure about other provinces, but according to my experience with SINP, it was very quick.

They processed application from date of submission to nomination in 98 days.

Moreover, its online based application and without any charges.

 

[nickarter84]

How does SINP processing time differ from other PNP's?

Is their intake different?

Usually their intake is 1000, for each category

This year they took:

for Express Entry Stream - 1000
for Occupation in Demand Stream - 1000
There was a stream in January-2015 (don't remember the category) - 1000

In conclusion, there took total 3000 application this year (without job offer, I don't have idea about JOB OFFER CATEGORY)

 

[steakpie]

Google is your friend, all the requirements are posted online. All I can say is stay away from AINP(Alberta). It's a nightmare right now and it doesn't look like it'll change any time soon.

what about ontario?
Im afraid because its crowded with international students....and i'll be applying under student PNP only...