Alberta
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program streams for workers, graduates, entrepreneurs and rural communities, with strong demand in energy, health, construction and agriculture.
Provinces and territories can nominate people who meet local needs. Each one sets its own streams, criteria and intake windows.
Alberta Advantage Immigration Program streams for workers, graduates, entrepreneurs and rural communities, with strong demand in energy, health, construction and agriculture.
BC PNP Skills Immigration and entrepreneur streams, with focus areas such as technology and health care.
Manitoba PNP streams for skilled workers in Manitoba and overseas, international graduates and business investors.
Provincial streams plus participation in the Atlantic Immigration Program for employer-supported hires.
Provincial skilled worker, graduate and entrepreneur categories alongside the Atlantic Immigration Program.
Nova Scotia nominee streams and the Atlantic Immigration Program, including options for in-demand occupations.
Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program streams for employer job offers, graduates and Express Entry candidates.
PEI PNP labour and Express Entry categories, plus Atlantic Immigration Program participation.
Quebec runs its own selection system. Applicants generally need Quebec selection before applying federally for permanent residence.
Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program categories for international skilled workers, workers in the province and entrepreneurs.
The Northwest Territories and Yukon have nominee programs focused on employer-driven and business categories. Nunavut does not currently operate a nominee program.
Provincial streams open, close and change frequently. Always confirm current criteria on the official provincial or territorial website before applying.
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