New Brunswick will finally begin to open the flow of immigration, after an adjustable time after notification from the federal government that this province will be granted only 2.750 performance nominated immigrants in this year.

2.750 performance will be divided for Program nomination by the province of New Brunswick NBPNP (1.500) and immigration Program Atlantic (AIP) (1.250).

Program New Brunswick Express Entry

In the coming weeks, program New Brunswick Express Entry will begin accepting the statement of intent (EOI) new under:

– Route work in New Brunswick

– Roadmap benefits for New Brunswick.

Current candidates in the industry will NOT be considered:

– Accounting technician and employee record window (NOC 12200).

– Administrative assistant (NOC 13110).

– Restaurant management and food services (NOC 60030).

– Supervise food service (NOC 62020).

– Chef (NOC 63200).

– Baker (NOC 63202).

The program connects Students in New Brunswick under this program will not return in the year 2025.

Strategic initiatives in New Brunswick

Roadmap strategic initiatives – Strategic Initiative stream has reached sufficient inventory levels, EOI, therefore the PNP will not find a way to accept EOI new at this point.

NBPNP encourage those interested to check page for this program at the end of the year for more information and updates.

The connection “visit discover direct to New Brunswick” under this program was paused on march 11, 2024 and will not become active again in 2025.

The skilled labor, New Brunswick

Program workers skilled New Brunswick will begin to accept applications for registration in the coming weeks and was divided into three pathways smaller, will be managed by:

Route work experience New Brunswick;

Roadmap graduate of New Brunswick; and

Roadmap career priorities, New Brunswick.

Each route also has the eligibility criteria are different (in addition to the eligibility criteria for skilled labor):

Current NBPNP will NOT consider candidates in the industry for flow of skilled Labour:

-Accounting technician and employee record window (NOC 12200).

-Administrative assistant (NOC 13110).

-The delivery and recipient (NOC 14400).

-Restaurant management and food services (NOC 60030).

-Supervise food service (NOC 62020).

-Chef (NOC 63200).

-Baker (NOC 63202).

-The bartender (NOC 64301).

-Representative of other clients (NOC 64409).

-Staff serves snacks and drinks (NOC 65200).

-Staff serves bar food, mature, kitchen, and other industry related (NOC 65201).

-Process control and machine operators – processed food and drink (NOC 94140).

-Factory workers processing of fish and seafood (NOC 94142).

-Workers in food processing and beverages (NOC 95106).

-Workers processing of fish and seafood (NOC 95107).

Whether the allocation of New Brunswick may change in the future?

Although it is yet to be confirmed whether the New Brunswick can overcome the difficult situation in the allocation of the province or not, but the press release today has noted that “the provincial government has presented his concern with the federal government, and the discussion is still going on”.

Late last month, Newfoundland and Labrador (like New Brunswick and all other provinces of Canada has allocated significantly limited the amount of immigrants in 2025) was able to recover the majority of newcomers to the province – level reduced by 50% of the previous level, up only 2.3% compared to the year 2024.

The province was able to accomplish this through a new agreement with the federal government, according to which Newfoundland and Labrador has agreed to receiving 290 immigrants in the next three years – a commitment that The minister of immigration Marc Miller did not hesitate to say that can restore the performance nomination of State for the provinces and territories.

While there are still many things to consider related to the allocation for the province of New Brunswick, it seems (based on the agreement of the federal government to the province, other) if New Brunswick also want to restore the allocation for the province, they may have to reach an agreement with IRCC about the reception of immigrants in the future.

   Source: cicnews.com