PNP

[Rahil123]

As i have 1.5 years of pgwp experience left

i have 2 years of noc b IT experience

i can find noc b job easily in any province and i dont want employer support in pnp

which province is best where i can complete 1 year of job exp and apply pnp

your help will be reqlly appreciated

 

[Naturgrl]

Start reading through the eligibility requirements. So you don’t need a permanent job offer for a nomination. Are you moving to the province to get this work experience? What is your CRS score and NOC?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...migrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html

 

[Rahil123]

My crs score is 424 in ontario express entry it will not come soon in draw

if i get noc b catagory job in any province for one year which province is better to apply pnp

i hear that in some pnp we need employer doxuments to support indont wqnt that

i need regular job and apply pnp

can you guide me that

 

[Naturgrl]

My crs score is 424 in ontario express entry it will not come soon in draw

if i get noc b catagory job in any province for one year which province is better to apply pnp

i hear that in some pnp we need employer doxuments to support indont wqnt that

i need regular job and apply pnp

can you guide me that

What is your NOC for OINP draw? If you don’t want to go the job offer route then look at Saskatchewan

 

[Rahil123]

My noc code is 2282 user support technician

i dont need job offer and i can do b catagory job in province for saskatwan when we can apply job

is it possible we can chat on wtsapp thanks

 

[Rahil123]

i already have made a express entry profile should i check all the province nomination as i only tick the ontario and bc
Do you think it will help that

 

[Naturgrl]

My noc code is 2282 user support technician

i dont need job offer and i can do b catagory job in province for saskatwan when we can apply job

is it possible we can chat on wtsapp thanks

I don’t respond to personal requests. Your NOC is not included for OINP tech draws and for BC you need a job offer to be eligible for PNP. Look at Saskatchewan