What does "provincial nomination" mean among Canadian immigrants?

Provincial nomination is an immigration policy formulated by some Canadian provinces according to their own economic development and various talents they need. It is recommended to consult Aoye immigrants. Aoye immigration, 24 years of professional immigration service, tailor-made immigration plan. Click on the free assessment of immigration and professional immigration consultants will answer.

Many provinces in Canada have provincial nomination projects, such as MPNP in Manitoba, SINP in Saskatchewan, CPNP in British Columbia, PEIPNP in Prince Edward Island and NSNPD in Nova Scotia. Different provinces have different requirements for applicants, but most of them are judged by the applicant's age, education, occupation, work experience, language ability and adaptability. And there is a certain quota gap.

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