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The Provincial Nominee Program allows for Canadian provinces to
establish its own criteria for selection of immigration applicants that
are interested in settling in a particular province and willing to make
an economic contribution. Applicants interested in a PNP must make an
application to the province to attain a nomination certificate from the
province. After attaining approval from the province, a separate
application must be filed to the Federal visa post to attain permanent
residency status.
The most popular PNPs are as follows;
Provincial Nominee Program processing times are typically faster
than Federal immigration programs. However, the majority of PNPs require
a visit to the province for an interview prior to nomination.
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