BEST PROVINCE TO GO TO FOR GETTING PR

[meNew1]

Hi friends
I just completed PG certification in International Business management from Ontario and I wish to get PR in Canada. So for the same I
considering moving to some other province as I will be only eligible for 1 year work visa- I have 3 options in my mind Manitoba, Nova scotia and the third one which i m considering right now is Alberta. which province and why do u think i should go for if decide to choose this option?

Which province do you think will offer me maximum job opportunities (I guess Alberta)
Where do you think it will be easier for me to get the PR?
Any problems which you think i might face in any of the provinces for instance i have heard racism exists in Nova Scotia and their are very less job there?

Thanks in advance for ur inputs

 

[rosty2]

Go to new Brunswick!
If you start a job in NOC 0,A or B, you only need to be employed at least 6 months in New Brunswick to apply for their PNP program. their processing time is maximum 6 weeks.

 

[SenoritaBella]

@ rosty2, wouldn't he need to speak French too for New Brunswick?

As for Nova Scotia, note that if you are looking at the "community identified" stream of their PNP, you will not qualify. You need to have significant community ties to get a letter of identification.

 

[rosty2]

well french or english, it doenst matter, It is Canada here! btw it is the only province truly bilingual

 

[SenoritaBella]

Yeah I know. But most skilled jobs I've seen in New Brunwick, they ask for knowledge of both languages and sometimes, just for French that's why I asked.

well french or english, it doenst matter, It is Canada here! btw it is the only province truly bilingual

 

[meNew1]

thanks rosty and SenoritaBella for ur advice

 

[leo7777]

Go to new Brunswick!
If you start a job in NOC 0,A or B, you only need to be employed at least 6 months in New Brunswick to apply for their PNP program. their processing time is maximum 6 weeks.

hey there,

Can you send me link where I can see the details about New Brunswick nominee program. I have checked there website but it says you must 1 year of experience and employer must get LMO for the job. is it correct.

Thanks

 

[rosty2]

hey there,

Can you send me link where I can see the details about New Brunswick nominee program. I have checked there website but it says you must 1 year of experience and employer must get LMO for the job. is it correct.

Thanks

When you study there it is 6 months needed.// Or at the time I was student there, it was 6 months needed. visit www .gnb .ca