Canada's Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

World Canada

Published

Hello everyone!

Anybody in here who is undergoing the Provincial Nominee Program in any provinces in Canada by their employer?

It would be much appreciated if you will share your experiences and could also share the time-frame of each of the specific steps.

Thank you very much!!:yeah:

Hi Breech & Justyzz, When did you get your online account with CRNBC ? I'm still waiting. Can you include in your time line you've posted earlier ?

.
Hi Breech , you need to pass CRNE exam + 250 hours for immigrant application , that is you have to clear first before you submit immigrant application. ( Based on immigration lawyer ). Do you think we can start the whole process without passing CRNE exam first ? From other threads , it's not easy to pass. I'm confused
Specializes in Spinal Cord Injury - Acute/Rehab.
Hi Breech , you need to pass CRNE exam + 250 hours for immigrant application , that is you have to clear first before you submit immigrant application. ( Based on immigration lawyer ). Do you think we can start the whole process without passing CRNE exam first ? From other threads , it's not easy to pass. I'm confused

No, you don't need to pass CRNE first before you can proceed for immigration processing. As long you are eligible with CRNBC, got a job offer from a canadian employer, have an LMO, you can start processing work permit OR thru Provincial Nominee Program.

What you are referring is how to obtain full licensure in CRNBC. You need to pass CRNE and comply the 250 hrs supervised work by a Canadian employer before you can get full registration. CRNE is taken only in Canada.

lolita, i am a registered psychiatric nurse. i dont know the procedure for CRNE. sorry.

Hi Breech and Justyzz ,

Any advice on interview questions ?

Could you give me some example ?

Thanks.

Specializes in Spinal Cord Injury - Acute/Rehab.
Hi Breech and Justyzz ,

Any advice on interview questions ?

Could you give me some example ?

Thanks.

Interview was via the phone. Questions like....

"How do you manage your work and stress?"

"How big is your hospital your working now?"

"Do you know of a colleague who commits medication error?"

"Why do you choose us?"

"How about working in ER, telemetry? Do you know how to read ECG?"

Questions were more on professional and psychosocial issues. Actually, there were 4 of them interviewing me. After they're done throwing questions at me, they introduce the hospital's profile... it took about 40 minutes..:nuke:

Specializes in Spinal Cord Injury - Acute/Rehab.
This is my experience so far. mind you i am a registered psychiatric nurse so my experience might differ from general registered nurses.

February 2007 - completed registration with the College of Registered psychiatric nurses of BC

February 2008 - visited BC to write registration exams. not necessary but no doubt helped secure a jo.

June 2008 - telephone interview with interior health. interview successful

september 2008 - confirmation of job offer from interior health after references and other checks.

september 2008 - applicaton forms for PNP emailed to me from interior health

07 October 2008 - interior health sent PNP application to Health Match BC

08 October 2008 - Healthmatch BC forwared application to BC ministry responsible for PNP nomination.

21 October 2008 - BC PNP emailed to confirm application was recieved on 10 october 2008 and given a file number.

25 october - PNP replied an email i sent enquiring how long PNP process take. they said 3-4 weeks maximum.

present- WAITIIIINNNG....

Hey justyzz,

any updates on your PNP? It would be much appreciated if you could share it to us! Thanks..:yeah:

i recieved the nominationation pack on the 15 november 2008. i am preparing to submit to cic london by 15 december 2008.

Specializes in Spinal Cord Injury - Acute/Rehab.
i recieved the nominationation pack on the 15 november 2008. i am preparing to submit to cic london by 15 december 2008.

Thanks! did you have the bright green stickers? Are you applying both work permit and permanent residence applications?

yes i did get the bright green stickers. i am applying for both WP and PR. where are you applying from? am using the London, UK office. they require notarised copies of documents for the PR. very expensive here.

Specializes in Spinal Cord Injury - Acute/Rehab.
yes i did get the bright green stickers. i am applying for both WP and PR. where are you applying from? am using the London, UK office. they require notarised copies of documents for the PR. very expensive here.

thank you justyzz for sharing your info. Im applying here in Canadian Embassy, Manila

are you required to notarise copies of all your documents? i know there are different requirements for different visa offices

+ Add a Comment