What is PNP immigration in Canada?

Canada Nomination, the full name is Canada Nomination Canada Nomination Immigration Project (PNP). Belonging to one of Canada's economic immigration projects, it can be divided into two categories according to different basic requirements: technology and business.

The former generally requires the employment certificate of the local employer to apply, while the latter generally requires the applicant to have certain personal assets and successful management experience, and can promote the local economic development, such as active investment in the local area. Once nominated by the province and passed the health and safety inspection of the Federal Immigration Office, the applicant's family can obtain a permanent residence visa in Canada (commonly known as' Maple Leaf Card'), and must live in the nominated province to manage the invested enterprises.

The notable feature of the provincial nominated immigration plan is that the requirements for applicants are generally lower than those of similar federal immigrants. The disadvantage is that the applicant needs to work and live in this province for a certain period of time after successful immigration.

PNP only requires international students to study in Canadian public universities for more than two years, and find a permanent full-time job with a cumulative work of at least 1950 hours a year. If the employer is a "PNP qualified employer", they can apply for the nomination of the Immigration Department, which is not restricted by the industry.