Confused on which immigration program to apply?

[Snoopinons]

I graduated from a Canadian university and gained 1 year of work experience with an NOC B job in Nova Scotia. Although I'm eligible to apply for the inland immigration streams available, I'm in a difficult spot. I have received a good job opportunity in the west for fall 2022 and accepted it (so initial intention was to move and apply to CEC)

However, since the uncertainty involving express entry is all over the place. I'm seeking advise from everyone on what would be in my best interest? Should I apply for PNP and reject the job in the west. Or should I apply for CEC and keep waiting until the backlogs clear? I have got almost 1.5 years left for work permit.

This is a stressful situation. Your help will go long way . Thank you!!

 

[scylla]

I graduated from a Canadian university and gained 1 year of work experience with an NOC B job in Nova Scotia. Although I'm eligible to apply for the inland immigration streams available, I'm in a difficult spot. I have received a good job opportunity in the west for fall 2022 and accepted it (so initial intention was to move and apply to CEC)

However, since the uncertainty involving express entry is all over the place. I'm seeking advise from everyone on what would be in my best interest? Should I apply for PNP and reject the job in the west. Or should I apply for CEC and keep waiting until the backlogs clear? I have got almost 1.5 years left for work permit.

This is a stressful situation. Your help will go long way . Thank you!!

No one knows what's going to happen with CEC.

If you want the sure thing and PR is the top priority, go for PNP either in your current province or the province in the west where you have the job.

There are discussions on this topic in the CEC section of the forum. Look for those.