Immigration to Canada for Business (New Brunswick – NBPNP)

New Brunswick has four distinct seasons, with flowers blooming in spring and summer, and red leaves and snow falling in autumn and winter. In addition to its coveted natural beauty, downtown New Brunswick is vibrant. The local education system, medical system and transportation network are among the best in Canada. In addition, the daily expenses are low and life is easy. Newbrake is the only province in Canada with English and French as official languages. With more than two-thirds of the local population communicating in English, integration into the local community is definitely not a problem.

About the New Brunswick Immigrant Nominee Program (NBPNP)

Those interested in applying for the New Brunswick Immigrant Nominee Program under the Canadian Entrepreneur or Doing Business immigration category must meet the following criteria:

• Age: Between 21-59 years old
• Language proficiency: Canadian Language Benchmarks test scores at Level 5 or equivalent in English or French.
• Educational level: At least two years or more of post-secondary education such as a degree, diploma or certificate program after high school graduation
• Gross personal net worth: at least CAD 500,000
• Entrepreneurship conditions: Whether the company established by the applicant is a sole proprietorship, partnership or limited company, it must also meet the conditions defined as "permanent establishment" in the "Canada Income Tax Regulations"
• Investment conditions: Invest not less than 150,000 Canadian dollars before tax or hold not less than 33.3% of the company's equity
• Company management experience: At least three years in the past five years as a company owner (holding no less than 33.3% of a company's equity) or have held senior business management positions in the company for the past five years and managed at least two employees
• Proof of intent to live and operate a business in New Brunswick: Applicants must also spend at least 75% of their time in New Brunswick during their business start-up.
• Applicants must also be actively involved in the day-to-day business management of the company and must be granted at least one full-time employment opportunity for Canadian permanent residents or citizens living in New Brunswick.
• Applicants are required to submit a business plan describing how the New Brunswick economy will benefit their company, which will be approved by the New Brunswick government.
• Applicants must have a minimum score of 65 on the New Brunswick immigration scoring system

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New Brunswick Canada Immigration Application Specific Steps

• Applicants can obtain Canadian permanent residency by applying for the Canadian New Brunswick Immigrant Nominee Program by following the following eight procedures.
• Prepare for long-term residency: Regardless of the type of application for the Canadian New Brunswick Immigrant Nominee Program, it is best for applicants to prepare for immigrating to New Brunswick, Canada, in order to make the immigration application more efficient and smooth, and reduce any delays. Chance.
• Apply online: Applicants need to create an application account on the New Brunswick Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour (PETL) webpage.
• Submit Expression of Interest (EOI): Applicants must submit an application to the relevant department to prove their intention to apply for immigration through entrepreneurial projects.
• Invitation to Apply: After submitting the Expression of Interest, the authorities will screen and invite some applicants to submit detailed applications online within a 90-day period.
• Submit a provincial application to the Ministry of Higher Education, Training and Labour: After successfully submitting a detailed application online and paying the relevant fees, the Ministry of Higher Education, Training and Labour will conduct a comprehensive review of your profile.
• Provincial nomination by the Ministry of Higher Education, Training and Labour: The Ministry of Higher Education, Training and Labour will publish the results of the review on its website, and applicants who have been successfully nominated at the provincial level will be notified in writing at the same time.
• Apply for permanent residence to the federal government: After successfully obtaining a provincial nomination from the Ministry of Higher Education, Training and Labour, the applicant needs to submit a permanent residence visa application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) .
• Obtaining Canadian Permanent Residency: If the applicant's application for a permanent resident visa is approved, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will issue the applicant a permanent resident visa.