Immigrants going to Canada might be in a bit of a conundrum about which immigration pathway is more suitable for them. They might think which is better: Express Entry or Provincial Nominee Program? Recently, bus and truck drivers eligibility for Express Entry got approval. To know more about both the pathways, read the whole news.
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Important Features of PNP and Express Entry
As of now, Canada is giving out huge job opportunities to immigrants. In addition, the number of job vacancies is only going to improve further on. And, if you are immigrating to Canada, then, maybe, you should either choose Express Entry or Provincial Nominee Program. These are the easiest immigration pathways. However, there is still a question, which one of them would get you an easy permanent residency in the nation? Let’s discuss their features to know that!
PNP or the Provincial Nominee Program permits provinces and territories of Canada to suggest skilled workers who would be beneficial to the local economy. Furthermore, if someone is choosing PNP, their chances of getting permanent residency increases
Express Entry manages candidate applications through an electronic system. It provides permanent residency to skilled professionals. Of course, not every skilled worker gets nominated. The candidates get selected based on the CRS cut-off. CRS or the Comprehensive Ranking System evaluates a candidate on the basis of their education, age, work experience, language proficiency, and some other factors. Individuals receive CRS to know how much they would contribute to the local economy of the community.
Which has more advantages?
Were you aware that skilled professionals can apply to both, a PNP and the Express Entry? Applying to both ensures the increment of chances of being invited to apply for PR in Canada.
High ranking candidates surely do have more chances of receiving an ITA or an invitation to apply. However, if you have a low score, then you can apply to a PNP to enhance the chances of your PR.
If a candidate receives nomination by either a territory or a province, then they get 600 more points in the CRS. Thus, nomination by a province increases the chances of receiving an ITA.
Moreover, under any program, the constitutional right says that any Canadian citizen or a permanent resident can move freely within Canada. They can work in any province and reside in any part of the country.
