Moving to Nova Scotia
Permanent residence in Canada is available through the federal skilled worker program, the business immigration scheme, or through family connections. Like many Canadian provinces, the Government of Nova Scotia participates in the Provincial Nominee Program, which fast-tracks workers with the right skills and experience. The Nova Scotia Nomination Program (NSNP) aims to identify work-ready candidates who are committed to building a life in the province.
How to apply for Nova Scotia immigration
Overseas applicants seeking a permanent move to Nova Scotia should find out as much as possible job vacancies, wages and skills requirements in Nova Scotia. Global Visas can provide this information via the FREE assessment. So click on the link above to start applying today.
The different streams for Nova Scotia immigration
Applicants must determine which category of Canada work visa under the NSNP they qualify for. There are six streams available:
- Skilled Worker – this requires a full-time job offer from a Novia Scotia employer.
- International Graduate – for those with a full-time job offer and three months’ work experience.
- Community Identified – for those with a strong connection to a Novia Scotia community
- Family Business worker – for those with a full-time job offer from a Novia Scotia owned by a close relative.
- Non-Dependent Child of Novia Scotia Nominee – applicants must want to enter the
job market and contribute to the economy. - Agri-Food Sector – for foreigners who plan to start a business in the agriculture sector for primary and/or value added production.
Find out which category is right for you by taking the free assessment.
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