New Brunswick PNP Invites Skilled Candidates In First Draw of 2026

Shiwangi Srivastava
[Published 19 Jan, 2026 | 07:10 AM]
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New Brunswick has conducted a new Provincial Nominee Program draw, inviting skilled candidates through targeted immigration pathways. This update highlights eligibility insights, selected streams, and how qualified professionals can move closer to securing Canadian permanent residence.

However, in the previous year, New Brunswick conducted 18 PNP draws and issued 3,734 Invitations to Apply (ITAs). These draws highlight the province’s strong commitment to addressing labour market needs through targeted immigration programs.

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New Brunswick Latest Draw Result

The latest New Brunswick PNP draw took place from January 13 to 15, 2026, issuing a total of 379 Invitations to Apply across the New Brunswick Express Entry, Skilled Worker, and Strategic Initiative streams.

• Draw date: January 13-15, 2026
• Number of invitations: 379
• Cut-off date and time: January 12, 2026 [11:59:00 pm (AST)]
• Pathways: Employment in New Brunswick, New Brunswick experience, New Brunswick graduates, New Brunswick Francophone priorities
• Occupational categories selected: All sectors

New Brunswick PNP Draw Summary

Below is a concise overview of the New Brunswick PNP draw, showcasing how invitations were distributed across various streams and occupational categories.

How Can You Apply For This New Brunswick PNP Draw?

Applying for the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) draw involves a structured process designed to identify candidates who meet the province’s labour market needs.

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Moreover, interested applicants must first determine which NBPNP stream aligns with their profile, such as the Express Entry Stream, Skilled Worker Stream, or a strategic initiative pathway.

Steps to apply for the New Brunswick PNP draw:

• Check eligibility: Review the eligibility criteria for your chosen stream, including work experience, education, language proficiency, and intent to live and work in New Brunswick.

• Create a profile: For Express Entry–linked streams, you must have an active Express Entry profile with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

• Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI): Eligible candidates must register their profile with New Brunswick and submit an EOI under the relevant stream.

• Wait for an invitation: Profiles are assessed based on labour market demand and program priorities. Selected candidates receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA).

• Apply for provincial nomination: Once invited, submit a complete application with supporting documents within the given timeframe.

• Apply for permanent residence: After receiving a provincial nomination, you can easily apply for Canada PR.

Applicants should ensure all information is accurate and documents are up to date to avoid delays. Monitoring official updates and applying early can improve your chances of success.

Source: gnb.ca