New Brunswick PNP Skilled Worker with Family Support

Here are the requirements for potential immigrants to take care of, if they want to participate in this category of NBPNP:

• The applicants under the stream can be anywhere between 22 and 50 years of age.
• Their language proficiency, whether their language of choice be English or French, should be good enough for the region.
• The Family Supporter they have in New Brunswick, should be a close relative of theirs.
• They must bear valid documentation demonstrating their skills, experience, training, appropriate licenses, and educational qualification that deem them fit for their whichever occupation they choose to work in.
• They must be able to demonstrate their intention to permanently work as well as reside in the province.
• They should have at least $10,000, with an additional $2,000 for every family member that intends to accompany them – this is the minimum amount of money which will be required of the applicant for them to immigrate to New Brunswick.
• Whichever job they choose to do, it should have an NOC level A, B, O, C – category 1,3,7,8,9, or D – category 1,3,7,8,9.

For a family member living in New Brunswick, to sponsor an applicant under this NBPNP stream, these are the requirements they’d have to fulfill:

• They must be a permanent resident in, or a citizen of Canada.
• They should be living full-time in the province, while being financially self-dependent.
• They should only be supporting one applicant at a time.
• As for the settlement plan of an applicant, their family member from the province will have to provide them assistance.
• The family member will have to be a close relative, like spouse, child, sister, brother, nephew, niece, grandparent, or their common-law partner.
• They should have been working or managing their business out of New Brunswick, since at least a year prior to the submission of the candidate’s application.