How the Process Works
Stream Assessment
Identify the best provincial stream across Ontario, BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and others.
Provincial Application
Prepare and submit your Expression of Interest or direct application to the province.
Nomination Received
Receive your provincial nomination certificate — a game-changer for your CRS score.
Federal Application
Apply for permanent residency through IRCC with your 600-point CRS boost.
PR Processing
IRCC processes your enhanced PR application.
PR Granted
Become a Canadian permanent resident!
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to stay in the province that nominated me?
Upon landing, PR holders are expected to settle in the nominating province. However, as a PR you have mobility rights.
Which province has the best PNP for my occupation?
It depends on your NOC code, work experience, language level, and job offer. Fizell's specialists monitor all provincial streams daily.
Can I apply through PNP if my Express Entry CRS is too low?
Absolutely. PNPs are specifically designed to help candidates who may not score high enough in the general Express Entry pool.
Eligibility Requirements
- Skilled work experience in target occupation
- Meets specific provincial stream requirements
- Intent to reside in nominating province
- Language proficiency (CLB 4–7 depending on stream)
- Education requirements vary by stream
- Some streams require a job offer in the province
Required Documents
- Valid passport
- Language test results
- Educational credentials (ECA may be required)
- Work experience documentation
- Employment offer (for some streams)
- Proof of settlement funds
- Police clearance
- Medical exam (after nomination)
Benefits
- 600 CRS points — virtual guarantee of ITA
- Fast-track to Canadian permanent residency
- Pathway for lower CRS score candidates
- Province-specific job market opportunities
- Employer-connected streams for job seekers
- Family members included in PR application