Evergreen program guide
Provincial Nominee Program guide
A province-by-province hub for comparing nomination programs whose streams, priorities, intake rules and evidence requirements differ across Canada.
Overview
Who this pathway may be for
A province-by-province hub for comparing nomination programs whose streams, priorities, intake rules and evidence requirements differ across Canada. PathwayMatch treats this as a direction to investigate, not an eligibility decision.
Each participating province and territory manages distinct streams, selection priorities, intake schedules and documentary rules. A strong fit in one jurisdiction does not establish eligibility in another.
- Applicants open to a specific province or territory
- Express Entry candidates seeking nomination
- Workers whose occupation aligns with regional priorities
Participating jurisdictions
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Open the relevant province or territory guide before comparing stream-level criteria. Quebec operates separate immigration selection programs, while Nunavut does not have a nominee program.
Eligibility themes
What usually determines fit
Exact thresholds and intake conditions can change. These are the durable themes that normally require confirmation.
- 01A qualifying provincial stream
- 02Intent to settle in the nominating province
- 03Occupation, employment or connection requirements
- 04Federal admissibility after nomination
Typical evidence needed
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- Work and NOC evidence
- Language and education records
- Job-offer documents where required
- Proof of provincial connection
- Settlement and financial records
Common mistakes
Where promising profiles lose clarity
- Assuming every stream is continuously open
- Ignoring settlement-intent evidence
- Using outdated occupation lists
- Treating nomination as permanent-residence approval
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