Immigrate Canada under PNP Programs without Job Offer
Canada has Provincial Nominee Programs for skilled workers. Provincial Nominee Programs are international programs that many countries have implemented because it allows them to attract talent from other countries. If you want to apply for Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs without a job offer, here are some details you need to know first.
If you want to immigrate and work in Canada, one of the first steps is applying for a permanent residency program through one of Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs. However, if you do not have a job offer at the time of your application, it might not be easy to secure a spot in one of these programs. Luckily, with the proper planning and research, there are other options besides having a job offer available when you apply for PNR or permanent residency from outside the country.
If you meet the requirements for education, experience, and abilities, you can be given a provincial nomination to apply for permanent residence in Canada. In addition to increasing your CRS score by 600 points, having a PN provides several other advantages during the application process.
In this discussion, I will provide details on how to do so and different methods that might work best for you, depending on your circumstances.
For instance, are you aware that some Provincial Nominee Program streams under Provincial Nominee Programs process applications more quickly than Express Entry while not requiring a job offer? That’s true. Programs like the BC Provincial Nominee Program are processed within two to three months. So let’s examine the six simple processes for applying for a provincial nomination.
Step 1: Select your province. By deciding which province you want to live and work in, you can more easily choose which Provincial Nominee Program you should apply to.
Step 2: Choose your preferred method. Express Entry and Non-Express Entry are the two primary application processes. You must send your paper application directly to the province or territory of your choice as part of the Non-Express Entry process. The Express Entry profile is necessary for the express entry process, which is an online application. Two application choices are available to you. You can either send an EOI to your preferred province or territory when you create your Express Entry profile or you can apply for a nomination immediately through a PNP Express Entry link stream.
Step 3: Gather your documents, as well as your application form and biometrics; you must provide the following supporting documents: medical exams, police certificates, language test results, educational credential assessments, or ECAs, and other information the provincial government may require. Note that each province has its own set of specific requirements that you must complete; thus, verify the specifications of your preferred PNP stream and ensure your application is 100% complete to prevent delays.
Step 4: The application must be submitted when all your paperwork is in the proper order; you then submit your application and pay the processing fees. Processing times may change depending on where and how you apply for the selected PNP stream.
Step 5: The Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR), your permanent resident visa, and a letter with details about your COPR and other criteria will be sent to you if your application is accepted and you pay the right of permanent residence fee.
Step 6: Get ready to live in Canada and prepare for your new life in Canada after completing all the paperwork.
It’s just that simple, and you are ready to start the next step of your Canadian journey. With Career Plus Immigration by your side, you can rest assured that your visa application is in good hands.
