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Provincial Nominee Program Invitation Round Details
On 4th February, 2025 a total of 455 invitations were issued in the latest Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) round. Candidates with a rank of 455 or higher were eligible to be invited to apply. The CRS score of the lowest-ranked candidate invited was 802.
In cases where multiple candidates had the same lowest score, the tie-breaking rule was applied based on the submission date and time of their Express Entry profiles.
This ensures fairness in the selection process by prioritizing those who submitted their profiles earlier. Need assistance with your profile? Get in touch with us today:
Email: info@effizient.ca
Website: www.effizient.ca
Phone: +1 226 774 9168
Canadian Experience Class Invitation Round Summary
In the latest Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draw on 5 February, 2025, 4,000 invitations were issued to candidates with a rank of 4,000 or higher. The CRS score of the lowest-ranked candidate invited was 521.
Discover Canada’s New Rural & Francophone Immigration Pilots!
We’re excited to share an insightful new video created by our RCIC, where they break down everything you need to know about Canada’s New Rural & Francophone Immigration Pilots. Whether you’re looking to explore new opportunities in rural communities or want to learn about the benefits of these targeted programs, this video has got you covered.
Our RCIC dives into the eligibility criteria, key details of the pilots, and the process of applying, making it easier for you to understand how these programs could be the perfect pathway to permanent residency in Canada.
If you’re interested in these unique immigration pathways or just want to stay informed about the latest opportunities in Canada, don’t miss out on this informative video!
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New Brunswick to Open Immigration Streams with Limited Allocations
New Brunswick will soon begin opening its immigration streams after a period of adjustment due to the federal government’s reduction in the province’s immigrant nomination spaces for 2025. The province has been allocated a total of 2,750 spaces, split between the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) with 1,500 spaces and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) with 1,250 spaces.
In a recent press release, Jean-Claude D’Amours, acting Minister of Post-Secondary Education, stated that the significant reduction in allocations has forced the province to make “difficult decisions,” limiting its ability to manage economic growth. As a result, the province will prioritize sectors such as health, education, and construction for immigration, while some workers in specific sectors will be restricted.
The New Brunswick Express Entry stream will soon accept new Expressions of Interest (EOIs), with candidates in certain occupations excluded. Below are the details on the affected occupations for both the NBPNP and the Skilled Worker stream.
New Brunswick Immigration Streams – Occupation Exclusions
Employment in New Brunswick Pathway & New Brunswick Interests Pathway
| Occupation | NOC Code |
|---|---|
| Accounting technicians and bookkeepers | 12200 |
| Administrative assistants | 13110 |
| Restaurant and food service managers | 60030 |
| Food service supervisors | 62020 |
| Cooks | 63200 |
| Bakers | 63202 |
NBPNP Skilled Worker Stream Exclusions
| Occupation | NOC Code |
|---|---|
| Accounting technicians and bookkeepers | 12200 |
| Administrative assistants | 13110 |
| Shippers and receivers | 14400 |
| Restaurant and food service managers | 60030 |
| Food service supervisors | 62020 |
| Cooks | 63200 |
| Bakers | 63202 |
| Bartenders | 64301 |
| Other customer representatives | 64409 |
| Food and beverage servers | 65200 |
| Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers, etc. | 65201 |
| Process control and machine operators - food & beverage | 94140 |
| Fish and seafood plant workers | 94142 |
| Laborers in food and beverage processing | 95106 |
| Laborers in fish and seafood | 95107 |
With these changes, New Brunswick aims to balance its immigration needs while addressing its economic priorities.
New Brunswick Opens its PNP - Watch the video NOW!
Exciting news for those interested in immigrating to New Brunswick! The province has officially opened its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) for 2025, and there's no better time to explore the opportunities it offers. Whether you're looking to start a new life or advance your career in Canada, New Brunswick’s PNP could be your gateway to success.
Our experienced RCIC has put together an informative video that covers everything you need to know about the application process, eligibility criteria, and the various pathways available to applicants. This is your chance to gain valuable insights directly from a professional who understands the nuances of the PNP and can guide you through the steps ahead.
We encourage you to watch the video and learn more about how New Brunswick can be the next step in your Canadian journey. Don’t miss out—this is the perfect resource to help you navigate your immigration plans. Watch Now!
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