New Brunswick (NBPNP)
One of Canada's three Maritime Provinces, New Brunswick is recognised for its welcoming and secure communities. It is a province in eastern Canada. With 120,000 people living in its metropolitan area, Moncton is the largest city in New Brunswick. Because of its advantageous location at the junction of PEI, Nova Scotia, and NB, it is also referred to as "The Hub" of the Maritimes. Due to its history as a French colony, New Brunswick has a sizable French-speaking community; one third of its people are fluent in the language in addition to English, which is spoken by the majority of them.
The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program seeks competent applicants who match the province's specific economic and labour market needs.
Candidates can meet the requirements for the NBPNP in one of five categories:
- New Brunswick Express Entry Stream.
- New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream.
- New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream for Truck Drivers
- New Brunswick Entrepreneurial Stream.
- New Brunswick Post-Graduate Entrepreneurial Stream.
New Brunswick Express Entry Stream
Candidates with profiles in the federal Express Entry Pool are the focus of the New Brunswick Express Entry Stream.
They must be prepared to live and work permanently in the province and possess the knowledge, training, and work experience needed to contribute to New Brunswick's economy.
Prior to being evaluated and rated on six criteria—age, education, language proficiency, work experience, job offer, and adaptability—candidates must first satisfy the first eligibility requirements.
Eligibility Requirements
- Connection to New Brunswick.
- Intend to reside in New Brunswick.
- Have the required settlement funds.
- Meet the minimum qualifications of occupations classified as NOC 0, A or B.
- Receive a genuine job offer (if applicable).
- Be offered a competitive wage (if applicable)
Selection Factors
When one of the criteria for eligibility is satisfied, candidates are graded based on six selection criteria. To qualify, candidates must receive 67 out of a potential 100 points.
- Age - Candidates must be aged between 22 and 55 (max points 12)
- Language Skills - Candidates must receive a minimum of a 4 on the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) for their first official language (English or French). Candidates receive bonus points if they have a CLB of at least 5 in a second official language. (max points 28)
- Education -Possess a minimum of secondary education, either achieved in Canada or outside of Canada with an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) report (max point 25)
- Work Experience -Candidates receive up to 15 points if they have NOC skill level 0, A, or B job experience. Work must be full-time, paid, and equivalent to full-time. (Max points 15)
- Job Offer - Candidate needs to score 10 points for qualification.
New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream.
Foreign nationals who have received an offer of employment for a full-time, permanent position from a company based in New Brunswick are eligible to apply for the New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream, whether they reside in Canada or elsewhere. You must ensure that you meet all eligibility conditions before applying to the stream. You will be evaluated based on the following criteria, if all eligibility conditions have been satisfied: age, language, education, past job experience, priority sectors, and adaptability. It takes 60 out of a possible 100 points to be successful.
1. Age (maximum 10 points)
You must be between the ages of 19 and 55. When a complete application is submitted to PETL in response to an invitation to apply, your age is determined as of that day (ITA). Age is not taken into account as of the registration date.
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Age Points
22-55 10
19-21 8
2. Official languages (maximum 28 points)
In order to pass the language test, you must receive a minimum score equal to or greater than the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 4 for English or the Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC) 4 for French in each of the four language skills—reading, writing, speaking, and listening. A benchmark score of four is regarded as a basic language competency. It indicates that you are able to discuss fundamental requirements, routine activities, and themes with immediate personal importance in frequent and predictable circumstances. These circumstances of language use are referred to as non-demanding contexts in the CLB.
3: Education
Possess a minimum of secondary education, either achieved in Canada or outside of Canada with an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) report. Max 20 points
4. Work Experience
Candidates receive up to 20 points if they have five years of full-time work experience relating to the job offer they are considering. In the last five years, applicants must have at least one year of experience. Max 20 points
For graduates from other countries, no prior work experience is necessary.
5. Adaptability (maximum 12 points)
If you can demonstrate a further connection to New Brunswick through your schooling, job there, additional talents, and language, you could receive up to 12 points. You can submit the required paperwork to PETL later on in this guide to earn points for adaptation.
New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream for Truck Drivers
The NOC 7511 for Transport Truck Drivers individuals who have received a permanent, full-time employment offer from a New Brunswick business are the target audience for the New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream for Truck Drivers.
Eligibility Requirements
- Intend to reside in New Brunswick
- Work Experience
- Must have a job offer
New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program Entrepreneurial Stream
Professionals prepared to invest in a business in the province and relocate there with their families are the target audience for the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program Entrepreneurial Stream.
Application Process
- Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI)
- Invitation to Apply (ITA)
- Application Assessment
- Nomination Decision
- Permanent Residence Application
- Landing and Business Establishment In New Brunswick
New Brunswick Post-Graduate Entrepreneurial Stream
International graduates from reputable New Brunswick institutions or community colleges are the target audience for the New Brunswick Post-Graduate Entrepreneurial Stream.
Candidates must have opened, purchased, and run a New Brunswick company for at least a year while in possession of a Post-Graduation Work Permit.
Eligibility Requirements
- Be aged between 22 and 40.
- Score at least level 7 in speaking, hearing, reading, and writing in either English or French on the Canadian Language Benchmark.
- Intend to remain in New Brunswick permanently
- Have spent the entirety of the course living in New Brunswick (distance-learning courses do not qualify).
- Possess at least two years of post-secondary education completed full-time at an accredited institution or community college in New Brunswick.
- Possession of a current Post-Graduation Work Permit
- Possess complete ownership and control of a business for a full year.
Application Process
- Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI)
- Invitation to Apply (ITA)
- Submit the Application
- Permanent Residence Application
- Land in New Brunswick
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