NLPNP Send 140 Invitations To Skilled Candidates Under NLPNP And AIP

By CIC Times [Published 27 Aug, 2026 | 11:43 AM] 204

Newfoundland and Labrador has again announced the latest Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) draw. This draw offers another opportunity for eligible candidates seeking Canadian permanent residency.

This marks the 12th NLPNP draw of 2026, highlighting the province’s continued efforts to attract skilled workers and support its labour market needs.

With provincial nominations offering a significant advantage in the immigration process, every NLPNP draw is closely watched by aspiring immigrants. If you’re planning to immigrate to Canada through Newfoundland and Labrador, this draw could be worth your attention.

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Newfoundland and Labrador PNP Latest Draw Results

The latest Newfoundland and Labrador PNP draw highlights the continued efforts to attract skilled immigrants. Here are the key details:

Draw Date: August 26, 2026
Total Invitations Issued: 140
NLPNP Stream: 94
AIP Stream: 46

Newfoundland and Labrador Draw Summary of 2026

Here’s a quick look at the Newfoundland and Labrador immigration draws conducted in 2026, including invitations issued through the NLPNP and Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP):

Draw Date	Total ITAs	Breakdown
August 26, 2026	140	NLPNP: 94, AIP: 46
August 16, 2026	122	NLPNP: 122
August 10, 2026	208	NLPNP: 186, AIP: 22
July 28, 2026	445	NLPNP: 400; AIP: 45
July 10, 2026	57	NLPNP: 17; AIP: 40
June 10, 2026	108	NLPNP: 89; AIP: 19
May 28, 2026	103	NLPNP: 84; AIP: 19
May 11, 2026	186	NLPNP: 168; AIP: 18
May 01, 2026	190	NLPNP: 157; AIP: 33
April 13, 2026	210	NLPNP: 177; AIP: 33
March 30, 2026	245	NLPNP: 209; AIP: 36
March 06, 2026	445	NLPNP: 362; AIP: 83
Total	2459	NLPNP: 2065; AIP: 394

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What Does This NLPNP Draw Signify?

The latest NLPNP draw highlights the province’s continued focus on attracting skilled immigrants who can contribute to its workforce and address labour market needs.

For candidates, the draw is significant because receiving a provincial nomination can substantially improve their chances of obtaining Canadian permanent residence.

However, candidates selected through an Express Entry-linked provincial stream can receive 600 additional CRS points, which can provide a major advantage in a subsequent federal Express Entry draw.

The latest draw also provides prospective applicants with an indication of the types of candidates and immigration pathways that Newfoundland and Labrador is currently prioritising.

This can help skilled workers, international graduates, and other eligible applicants assess whether their profiles align with the province’s requirements.

Key takeaways from the draw include:

Continued immigration activity: The province remains active in selecting candidates in 2026.
Opportunities for skilled candidates: Eligible workers may benefit from provincial nomination.
A pathway to Canada PR: A nomination can significantly strengthen a candidate’s permanent residence prospects.
Changing priorities: Draw patterns can provide insights into the province’s evolving labour market and immigration needs.

Overall, the draw reinforces Newfoundland and Labrador’s role as an attractive destination for immigrants seeking to settle permanently in Canada.

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