NB PNP · NEW BRUNSWICK

New Brunswick PNP - Skilled Worker, Express Entry & AIP

Licensed RCIC guidance on every main route to permanent residence in New Brunswick.

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NB PNP

THE STREAMS

Your routes to PR in New Brunswick.

Program requirements change often - we confirm your eligibility against the current rules before you apply.

NB SW

NB Skilled Worker Stream

Who it suits

Workers with a job offer from an eligible New Brunswick employer.

Typical requirements

A full-time job offer from an eligible New Brunswick employer
As little as 6 months of related work experience
Language test results and education matching the job's requirements
A genuine intention to live and work in New Brunswick

How we help

Eligibility review, job offer and employer checks, document preparation, the provincial and federal applications, and responses to any officer concerns.

NB EE

NB Express Entry Stream

Who it suits

Express Entry candidates with skilled experience and a connection to New Brunswick.

Typical requirements

An active Express Entry profile
At least 1 year of work experience in a TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3 job
Language test results and education meeting the stream's minimums
A connection to New Brunswick or an invitation from the province

How we help

Eligibility review, job offer and employer checks, document preparation, the provincial and federal applications, and responses to any officer concerns.

NB FR

NB French / Francophone Strategic Stream

Who it suits

French-speaking workers who want to settle in New Brunswick, Canada's only officially bilingual province.

Typical requirements

Strong French language ability, shown by an approved test
Qualifying work experience and education
An invitation from New Brunswick under the strategic initiative
A genuine intention to live in New Brunswick

How we help

Eligibility review, job offer and employer checks, document preparation, the provincial and federal applications, and responses to any officer concerns.

AIP NB

Atlantic Immigration Program in New Brunswick

Who it suits

Workers and recent graduates with a job offer from a designated New Brunswick employer.

Typical requirements

A genuine, full-time job offer from an employer designated under the AIP in the province
Qualifying work experience, or an eligible Canadian post-secondary credential from the region
Language test results and education meeting the level for the job's TEER category
A settlement plan and proof of funds (unless already working in Canada)

How we help

Eligibility review, job offer and employer checks, document preparation, the provincial and federal applications, and responses to any officer concerns.

WHY OVERSEAS HAVEN

One licensed RCIC, start to finish.

Files led by Akash Dutta, RCIC - CICC licence no. R708059
Most of our PNP files run through the Atlantic provinces
Employer and job offer checks before anything is filed
Provincial and federal PR applications handled together
Clear, evidence-based replies to officer concerns
Honest advice - if a stream doesn't fit, we say so

QUESTIONS WE GET

New Brunswick PNP, answered.

Do I need a job offer for the New Brunswick PNP?+

For the Skilled Worker stream and the Atlantic Immigration Program, yes - a job offer from an eligible New Brunswick employer is central. The Express Entry and Francophone streams work differently, and we check which fits your profile.

How much work experience do I need for NB Skilled Worker?+

In many cases as little as 6 months of related experience, together with a job offer from an eligible New Brunswick employer. We confirm the exact rule for your occupation before you apply.

Should I use the NB PNP or the Atlantic Immigration Program?+

It depends on your employer, occupation and experience. Some people qualify for both. We compare the routes against your file and recommend the one with the clearest path.

Can you check whether my New Brunswick employer is eligible?+

Yes. Part of our review is checking the employer and the job offer, including whether the employer is designated for the AIP where relevant.

Does a nomination mean I get PR?+

No. A nomination lets you apply for permanent residence with IRCC, which makes its own decision. We prepare that federal application too.

Thinking about New Brunswick?

Send your details and a licensed RCIC will review which stream fits you and reply within one business day.

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