International students in Nova Scotia’s healthcare programs now have more opportunities to build their careers and lives in the province. The International Graduates in Demand stream of Nova Scotia’s Provincial Nominee Program has expanded to include paramedics […]
Candidates who received a Letter of Interest from Nova Scotia on June 11, 2024, are invited to the physician draw for the Healthcare Professionals Immigration Pilot. Completing this process may result in a conditional job offer from
As of April 17, 2024, the Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program (NSPNP) has temporarily stopped accepting new applications in the Accommodation and Food Services sector. The NSPNP, which offers opportunities for workers in this industry to move
In 2024, Nova Scotia received 12,900 study permits, a reduction of 7,000 from the previous year. As of 2023, the province was home to 16,000 international students. These permits are distributed among 32 designated learning institutions (DLIs),
Despite nominating a record number of healthcare workers through the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) last year, Ontario is still in need of family doctors. The Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS) reports an increase in unfilled family
Candidates who received a Letter of Interest from Nova Scotia on March 8, 2024, are invited to the physician draw for the Healthcare Professionals Immigration Pilot, specifically for Nova Scotia’s Practice Ready Assessment Program (PRAP). Completing this
Nova Scotia’s international student visa quota slashed by 35% as part of Canada’s nationwide effort to reduce applications. The province’s allocation for 2024-25 is 12,900, down by 7,000 from the previous year. The move aligns with Ottawa’s
Nova Scotia invests an additional $3 million to improve newcomer retention with English language training, healthcare worker support, and francophone and community initiatives. Immigration Minister Jill Balser celebrated the influx of skilled professionals last year, particularly in
On November 3, 2023, the Provincial Government of Nova Scotia invited candidates to participate in the Healthcare Professionals Immigration Pilot (HPIP). Candidates who want to continue this process should contact the Nova Scotia Department of Health and
The Government of Nova Scotia announced a new pilot program for construction workers to boost growth in the skilled trades and modernize the apprenticeship and trades qualification system. Premier Tim Houston has announced measures to add 5,000