In Canada, 'immigration' is within the jurisdiction (or power) of the Federal government of Canada. Over the past 10-15 years, various provinces of Canada have entered into agreements to 'pre-select' or 'nominate' temporary and permanent immigrants. These provincial pre-selection processes are referred to as 'Provincial Nominee Programs' (PNP's).

In Canada several provinces have PNP programs. They are listed on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) site go to PNP information. [1]

We can assist you to choose the best option to immigrate to a specific province in Canada under the Provincial Nominee Program of the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labarabor, Yukon Territories and Prince Edward Island.

Usually the nominee programs of each province focus on making selection decisions based on strategic occuptations and/or on various business or entrepreneur criteria which focus investment decisions. Consult with us before you make any final choices or if you need in making the correct choice for your Provincial Nominee Program immigration needs.