New Brunswick Canada, Launches New Immigration Rule For The International Graduates

New Brunswick, A Canadian province launches a new immigration system for international graduates. International students who are going to be graduated from any of the four nominated private career colleges located in New Brunswick will be considered for this new immigration program. The new immigration program will be implemented from April 1^st, 2022 only for the students who will complete their graduate studies from the following colleges:

• McKenzie College

• Atlantic Business College

• Oulton College

• Eastern College

International students who will be graduated from any of these Canadian universities or colleges can apply for the Provincial Nominee Program, PNP. However, international students, to be eligible for this program, must also have studied in one of the nominated or eligible 19 study programs.

Further details of this program will be made for the fall semester. However, the Canadian government has announced that this program is for the recent graduate students of Designated Learning Institutions, DLIs who cannot apply for the federal post-graduate work permit, PGWP. The newly launched immigration project is limited to the DLIs students in New Brunswick.

Eligible Study Programs For New Immigration System

The following 19 programs will be considered for this Canadian immigration program: 

1. Educational assistants

2. Social and community service workers

3. Home support workers

4. Early childhood educators and assistants

5. Health-care aides

6. Paramedics and related occupations

7. Licensed practical nurses

8. Medical laboratory technicians and pathologists’ assistants

9. Medical laboratory technologists

10. Computer programmers and interactive media developers

11. Medical administrative assistants

12. Accounting technicians and bookkeepers

13. Shippers and receivers

14. Supply chain and logistics supervisors

15. User support technicians

16. Web designers and developers

17. Computer network technicians

18. Payroll clerks

19. Production logistics coordinators.

20. Educational assistants

21. Social and community service workers

22. Home support workers

23. Early childhood educators and assistants

24. Health-care aides

25. Paramedics and related occupations

26. Licensed practical nurses

27. Medical laboratory technicians and pathologists’ assistants

28. Medical laboratory technologists

29. Computer programmers and interactive media developers

30. Medical administrative assistants

31. Accounting technicians and bookkeepers

32. Shippers and receivers

33. Supply chain and logistics supervisors

34. User support technicians

35. Web designers and developers

36. Computer network technicians

37. Payroll clerks

38. Production logistics coordinators.

New Brunswick Immigration Program Collaboration   

New Brunswick immigration program has been introduced in collaboration with the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and Opportunities NB, ONB (a leading business development corporation in New Brunswick). However, the organizations including the New Brunswick Business Council, boards of trade, the Canadian Manufacturers and Experts, and the Saint John Regional Chamber of Commerce pointed out almost three areas where there is a need to take action by the federal government. The group of all these organizations asked the federal government to allocate more space for the immigrants to reach the set target of the 10,000 immigrants by 2024.

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