Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program (NSNP)

Nova Scotia PNP has been welcoming people from around the world for centuries. Immigrants have helped make Nova Scotia a vibrant, dynamic society in which everyone can build their dreams. Over 900,000 people call Nova Scotia home, and we have room to breathe and room to grow.

Located at the south-eastern coast of the Canadian island, Nova Scotia is the hub of service sector, health care and education being the top territory jobs. The province is unique in itself due to the diversity in its length and breadth. The name Nova Scotia is Latin for New Scotland, where official language is reported as English.

Nova Scotia the most finest Provincial Nominee Program Of Canada. Life in Nova Scotia is quite attractive as it offers great economy, life and family security. As a province of Canada, it is a tolerant, diverse society where everyone is encouraged to build a good life for themselves and become a part of their community.

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Nova Scotia Demand: Express Entry

Nova Scotia uses the federal government’s Express Entry immigration selection system in order to select candidates for Nova Scotia Demand: Express Entry. This stream, which came into effect on January 1, 2015, is for highly-skilled individuals with a post-secondary education and qualifications that will help them successfully settle in Nova Scotia.

The Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) is an application process of two levels for obtaining permanent resident visa of Canada.

Level 1: Nova Scotia Nominee Program Application

Once made the mindset to work and settle permanently in Nova Scotia, apply the required application forms supported by the documentation and submit the entire application package to Nova Scotia office of Immigration. The processing time is maximum three months or more for the eligible applications.

Level 2: Application for Canadian Citizenship and Immigration for Permanent Resident Visa

After being nominated by Nova Scotia, apply to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for permanent resident visa. The nomination letter contains the important information about the federal process. The applicant along with his/her spouse and dependents must meet requirements for medical, security and criminal admissibility, and in some cases you may be asked to go for an interview. CIC has the final authority to issue a permanent resident visa.

Opportunity Occupations

The following occupation list represents professions where there may be employment opportunities in Nova Scotia. The occupations are classified with National Occupational Classification (NOC). The NOC helps determine whether a job meets the skill levels established for skilled and semi-skilled occupations, and whether the candidate’s qualifications and experience match the requirements of the job.

In your application to NSOI under this category you will need to demonstrate that you:

performed the actions described in the lead statements for the occupation as set out in the occupational description of the NOC; and
performed a substantial number of the main duties, including all of the essential duties, of the occupation as set out in the occupational description of NOC.

Occupation title	NOC	Skill level
Financial Auditors and Accountants	1111	A
Other financial officers	1114	A
Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations	1123	A
Administrative assistants	1241	B
Accounting and related clerks	1311	B
Civil engineers	2131	A
Information systems analysts and consultants	2171	A
Computer programmers and interactive media development	2174	A
Computer network technicians	2281	B
User support technicians	2282	B
Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses	3012	A
Licensed practical nurses	3233	B
College and other vocational instructors	4021	A
Paralegal and related occupations	4211	B
Social and community service workers	4212	B
Financial sales representatives	6235	B

Minimum Requirements for Applicants

In order to be eligible for Nova Scotia Demand: Express Entry, candidates must:

Have a foreign diploma, certificate, or credential and its educational credential equivalency assessment by a designated body or a Canadian educational credential;
Have one year of full-time, or part-time equivalent, paid work experience in the last six years in an NOC Skill Type 0, Skill Level A or B occupation; and
Meet the minimum language proficiency threshold – currently Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 (i.e., 6 in Each module) in all four language components (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) in either English demonstrated by language test results from a designated agency:
IELTS (General Training only)for English;