New Brunswick has launched its first PNP draw of the year, inviting eligible candidates through multiple immigration pathways. These pathway strengthening the opportunities for skilled professionals seeking Canadian permanent residence.
However, in the previous year, New Brunswick held 18 draws and issued 3734 invitations to apply (ITAs). The 2025 draws are reflecting the province’s strong commitment to meeting labour market needs through immigration.
The latest New Brunswick PNP draw was held from January 13 to 15, 2026, issuing a total of 379 Invitations to Apply, including the New Brunswick Express Entry Stream, New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream, and New Brunswick Strategic Initiative Stream.
The table below presents a stream-wise breakdown of the New Brunswick PNP draw, showing invitation distribution across the different streams with selections made from all occupational sectors.
| Date of Draw | Stream | Invitations issued | Occupational categories selected |
| January 13-15, 2026 | New Brunswick Express Entry Stream | 20 | All sectors |
| January 13-15, 2026 | New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream | 244 | All sectors |
| January 13-15, 2026 | New Brunswick Strategic Initiative Stream | 115 | All sectors |
The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) always offers multiple immigration pathways designed to attract skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and graduates. They can able to support the province’s economic growth and labour market needs.
Through various streams, such as Express Entry, Skilled Worker, and strategic initiatives, the NBPNP allows the province to nominate eligible candidates who can apply for Canada PR.
Each pathway has specific eligibility requirements related to language ability, work experience, education, and connections to New Brunswick, such as employment or prior study.
The New Brunswick PNP (NBPNP) also focuses on addressing regional workforce shortages by selecting candidates who demonstrate a genuine intent to apply for Canada PR.
By offering diverse and flexible immigration options, New Brunswick creates opportunities for both international talent and employers, strengthening the local economy while supporting long-term settlement and integration of newcomers.
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Source: gnb.ca
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