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Skilled Worker Applicants with Employer Support
New Brunswick Skilled Worker Applicants with Employer Support is one of the streams of the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP), a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) operated by the province of New Brunswick. This stream is designed to target high-skilled foreign workers with a valid job offer from a New Brunswick employer.
Candidates who are successfully nominated through the New Brunswick Skilled Worker Applicants with Employer Support stream will be automatically forwarded to IRCC to be evaluated for Canadian permanent residence. The province of New Brunswick regularly organizes events overseas for foreign nationals who wish to immigrate to Canada. Please refer to our schedule of upcoming New Brunswick information sessions and job fairs. Those who are successful through these information sessions will be eligible to immigrate to Canada through the New Brunswick PNP or the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program.
Program Requirements
Requirements | Â |
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Express Entry Profile | No |
Connection to Province | No |
Job Offer | Yes |
Language Proficiency | CLB 4 |
Level of Education | High school |
Work Experience | Related to job offer |
Investment Requirement | None |
Job Offer
To be eligible for the New Brunswick Skilled Worker Applicants with Employer Support stream, candidates must have a valid job offer from an eligible New Brunswick employer. The offer of employment must be for work at National Occupational Classification (NOC) Skill Level 0, A, or B. If the offer of employment is at NOC Skill Level C or D, it must be classified as NOC Skill Type 1, 3, 7, 8, or 9 to be considered valid.
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Language Proficiency
All candidates must demonstrate language proficiency in English or French consistent with Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level 4.
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Level of Education
Candidates must have at least the equivalent of a Canadian high school diploma. They must also have any additional education, qualifications, or licenses required to perform the duties of the job they have been offered in New Brunswick.
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Work Experience
Candidates must have sufficient work experience to perform the duties of the job they have been offered in New Brunswick.
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Age
Candidates must be between 19 and 55 years old on the day their application is received by NB PNP.
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Points Assessment Grid
Candidates must score a least 60 points (out of 100) on the New Brunswick Skilled Worker Applicant Points Assessment Grid.
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Employer Requirements
In order for an applicant to apply to the New Brunswick Skilled Worker Applicants with Employer Support stream, they must have a valid job offer from an eligible New Brunswick employer. Under this stream, the employer must meet certain general requirements in order for their job offers to be considered valid.
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Job Offer Requirements
The employer must offer a full-time, indeterminate position with a wage that meets industry standards.
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Business Requirements
The business must have been in operation for at least one year at the time the application is received.
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Recruitment Requirements
Employers must demonstrate that they have been unable to find a Canadian permanent resident or citizen to fill the position.
Points-Assessment-Grid
Candidates must score a minimum of 60 of 100 points on the following selection factors to be eligible to apply to the stream.
Overview of Factors
Factor | Points |
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Age | 10 |
Language | 28 |
Education | 20 |
Adaptability | 12 |
Work Experience | 30 |
Minimum Pass Score | 60 |
Economic and Business Immigration Options
Economic and business immigration options are for professionals who have skills that support the Canadian economy. Each program differs greatly in the qualifications required so no one-size-fits-all description is possible.Â
Economic and business immigration categories include:
- Provincial Nominee Programs
- Express Entry
- Quebec ImmigrationÂ
- Investor Programs
- Entrepreneur and Self-Employed Programs
- Other federal classes of immigration like the Caregivers Program, the Atlantic Immigration Pilot, the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, and the Agri-Food Pilot are also options under the umbrella of economic immigration to Canada.Â