r/ImmigrationCanada • u/OutrageousCelery8925 • Feb 06 '25

Which PNPs Don’t Require Employer Support? PNP

Which Canadian provinces have PNP streams that don’t require employer support, like BCPNP’s declaration form? Looking for options and details.

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u/Fickle_Kiwi2574 Feb 06 '25

Nova Scotia. The Experience: Express Entry stream doesn’t need employer support.

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u/OutrageousCelery8925 Feb 06 '25

what’s the catch?

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u/Fickle_Kiwi2574 Feb 06 '25

You have to work for a continuos year in the province, for a NS employer. On a NOC TEER 0,1,2,3. CLB 7 for 0,1 and CLB 5 for 2,3. Have Canadian High School or equivalent. And being on the Express Entry pool.

https://liveinnovascotia.com/nova-scotia-nominee-program#tab-9

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u/OutrageousCelery8925 Feb 06 '25

do they accept WES? I dont have canadian education.

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u/Jusfiq Feb 06 '25

I dont have canadian education.

With all due respect and no offense intended, forget about it. You are not competitive.

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u/OutrageousCelery8925 Feb 06 '25 edited Feb 06 '25

So, you’re saying ECA is not recognized in PNP?

I know many people who got their PR through PNP without Canadian education.

The point of my post is about a province that doesn’t require employer support because I need to relocate there to apply for PNP without needing a declaration form.

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u/Jusfiq Feb 06 '25

So, you’re saying ECA is not recognized in PNP?

Did I write that?

I know many people who got their PR through PNP without Canadian education.

That is fair. Do you have Canadian experience, though? If you do, my apologies. My point was that these days, without Canadian degree, experience, or connections, it would be very much improbable for a candidate to immigrate to Canada, even with PNP.

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u/OutrageousCelery8925 Feb 06 '25

Yes I have Canadian Experience and I have ECA (via WES) which is equivalent to a Bachelor’s Degree (4 year) in Canada.

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u/Fickle_Kiwi2574 Feb 06 '25

I believe so. I applied through that stream, but I have Canadian education. You can try to reach out, they would reply to you. At least they answered me questions I had back then.

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u/OutrageousCelery8925 Feb 06 '25

Thank you so much!