The right province for you depends upon various factors such as your situation, skills and experience. Most of the regions in Canada, except for Nunavut and Quebec, conduct their PNP–specific streams. These streams are structured keeping in mind the requirements of each province and are inclined towards a specific category of immigrants. Your best option for Canada immigration depends upon a couple of situations, in case:

You are not having a Job Offer

Aspirants not having a job offer can opt for the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) Human Capital Priorities stream. This pathway has 3 Express Entry-related categories through which immigration candidates are being issued invitations on regular basis this year. Although a job offer is not mandatory, you should be having an active Express Entry profile as well as work experience in order to be considered for an ITA (Invitation to Apply).

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is one more alternative for international candidates who do not have a job offer.

Being one of Canada’s most wide-ranging and innovative provincial nominee programs, the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) has 4 streams for the selection of Express Entry candidates. It explores the Express Entry pool and picks candidates with work experience in specific professions/occupations. The Nova Scotia Demand, Nova Scotia Experience, and Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities (other than Physicians) are devoid of any requirements for job offers.

You hold relevant experience in the province

Numerous PNPs have pathways that are beneficial to individuals having experience in the concerned province. The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) – including the Skilled Worker in Manitoba and Skilled Worker Overseas streams, benefit people who have relevant work experience in Manitoba and also the ones who have an educational experience. Within its International Education stream, Manitoba also has 3 distinct sub-categorical streams for people who have studied or graduated from post-secondary institutions in Manitoba.