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Nova Scotia is a tiny Canadian province in the country's Maritimes area.
The Nova Scotia peninsula, Cape Breton Island, and over 3,000 smaller islands make up the province. Its capital city, Halifax, is well-known for being a significant cultural and artistic center, as well as having a good level of living. Nova Scotians are inextricably linked to the sea, and the province is known for its coastal beauty and delectable cuisine.
The Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) is Nova Scotia's Provincial Nominee Program. Prospective immigrants with the skills and experience sought by the province may be eligible for a Nova Scotia Provincial Nomination Certificate through this program.
Nova Scotia Experience: Express Entry
High-skilled immigrants with Nova Scotia experience are eligible for the Nova Scotia Experience: Express Entry stream. Candidates must have one year of experience in a National Occupational Classification (NOC) O, A, or B position as a minimum.
Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities: Express Entry
The Labour Market Priorities stream is intended to enable the province to prioritize specific occupations for immigration. The stream prioritizes vocations for Letters of Interest, with Early Childhood Educators serving as the top priority.
Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities for Physicians: Express Entry
The Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities for Physicians stream enables the province to choose competent doctors from the federal Express Entry pool.
The stream focuses on two National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes in particular:
The Skilled Worker stream is driven by employers and is aimed at foreign workers and international graduates. Employers who have been unable to fill positions with Canadian citizens or permanent residents may be eligible for the stream if they have received a favourable Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
Occupations in Nova Scotia That Are in High Demand The pilot programme focuses on intermediate-skilled vocations that are in great demand in the province.
Depending on labour market need, the target occupations may change. It focuses on jobs classified as National Occupational Classification (NOC) C.
The Nova Scotia Physician Stream aids the province's public health system in hiring general practitioners, family practitioners, and specialists. It is intended to assist in the recruitment and retention of doctors for positions that the province has been unable to fill with a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
International Graduates in Demand is a stream in Nova Scotia that targets international graduates who have a permanent employment offer in one of two National Occupational Classification codes:
The Nova Scotia Entrepreneur stream seeks people with previous business ownership or senior management experience in Nova Scotia. They must reside in Nova Scotia, create a new business or purchase an existing one, and actively participate in the day-to-day administration of that firm.
Candidates in the Entrepreneur stream are given a temporary work permit before applying for permanent residency after a year of running their business. The stream employs an Expression of Interest format, in which candidates from a pool are asked to apply.
The International Graduate Entrepreneur stream is comparable to the Entrepreneur stream however; it is reserved for recent graduates of a Nova Scotia institution or community college. They must have created or purchased a Nova Scotia firm and run it for a year while holding a Post-Graduation Work Permit.
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