Yukon Nominee Program YNP

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Yukon Nominee Program – YNP

Yukon is the smallest of the three territories situated in the western part of Canada and shares a border with the United States of Alaska. It is highly populated with over 35,874 people that make this province a propitious for immigrants to seek job opportunities. The major industries in Yukon include tourism, mining, furniture, hydroelectricity, and handicrafts.

Yukon nominee program allows Yukon to nominate applicants who qualify for the federal government for permanent residency. Through this program, the immigrants receive a certificate that helps in applying for permanent residence through the Canadian immigration service. The Yukon Nominee Program is run by the Yukon province Government in partnership with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) under the ‘Agreement for Canada – Yukon Co-operation on Immigration’.

Applicants should express an interest to work in Yukon. The applicant should be well trained in order to meet the local market, have the desired skills and experience to work in Yukon province. It is meant for those individuals who have demonstrated a desire to immigrate and settle in Yukon Territory.

Options Available

SKILLED

Worker Program

Skilled worker program is for qualified workers who fit into National Occupational Classification – NOC skill type 0, A or B. This program enables the Yukon province employers to facilitate and sponsor the Canadian permanent residency of immigrants. The applicant needs to have at least one year of experience for the job opening and relevant language proficiency in English as the second language (ESL) and must possess a valid work permit.

EXPRESS

Entry

Express Entry is for skilled workers in the express entry pool and fit into the NOC skill type 0, A or B. This allows Yukon employers to recruit a workforce that is lacked in Yukon.

CRITICAL IMPACT

Worker Program

Critical Impact Worker Program is for qualified workers who fit into NOC C or D categories. This program is specifically for foreign workers who are semi-skilled and low-skilled for a job that is highly in-demand. The applicants must receive a job offer from a Yukon employer. An immigrant must have relevant job experience and must be English or French savvy.

BUSINESS NOMINEE

Program

Business Nominee Program is for foreign individuals who have business skills to own a business and acquire a business in Yukon. The applicant needs to have a minimum net worth of $250,000 and have an investment valued at least $150,000 to be qualified for this program. The applicant should have five years of entrepreneurial experience and sound communication skills in English or French.

Processing time

Processing of applications is done on a first-come-first-serve basis. For Skilled Worker and Critical Impact Worker applications, it takes up to six weeks to complete processing once an application is submitted. The duration of processing may increase depending on the volume of the application package received. The nominated candidates can commence for Canadian permanent residence and citizenship.

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FAQs

What are the basic eligibility criteria for immigrating to Canada?

Eligibility criteria vary based on the immigration program you choose. Generally, factors like age, education, work experience, and language proficiency are considered.

How can I improve my Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score?

Enhance your CRS score by improving language proficiency, obtaining higher education, gaining more work experience, and securing a job offer in Canada, among other strategies.

What is the Express Entry system, and how does it work?

Express Entry is a points-based system for managing immigration applications to Canada. It ranks candidates based on factors such as age, education, work experience, and language proficiency.

What is the difference between federal and provincial immigration programs?

Federal programs are managed by the Canadian government, while provincial programs are run by individual provinces. Each has its own criteria and targets specific skillsets or demographics.

How can an immigration consultant assist me in the process?

Immigration consultants can provide expert guidance, help you navigate complex paperwork, ensure accurate documentation, and increase the likelihood of a successful application.

What is the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), and how does it work?

PNPs allow provinces and territories to nominate individuals for immigration based on their specific economic needs. Each province has its own criteria and streams.

Can I apply for permanent residency if I don't have a job offer in Canada?

Yes, it’s possible. Express Entry and other immigration streams consider various factors, and a job offer is just one of them. However, having a valid job offer can significantly boost your chances.

What language proficiency tests are accepted for immigration purposes?

The most commonly accepted language tests are the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) and CELPIP for English and the TEF (Test d’évaluation de français) for French.

How long does the Canadian immigration process take?

Processing times vary based on the type of application and immigration stream. Generally, it can take several months to years. Express Entry, for example, aims to process applications within six months.

What is the difference between a work permit and permanent residency?

A work permit allows you to work in Canada temporarily, while permanent residency grants you the right to live and work in Canada indefinitely. Permanent residents also have access to social benefits and healthcare.