Latest Nova Scotia Draw 20 September 2019 invited carpenters

The Nova Scotia Government conducted its second draw of this month on September 20, 2019 through its Labour Market Priorities Stream and invited eligible carpenters having a profile in the Federal Express Entry pool to apply for a provincial nomination for permanent residence visa in Canada.  The Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) – Labour Market Priorities Stream allows the province to look for eligible candidates in the Express entry pool having work experience in occupations that are going through the shortage of domestic workers.

In this Draw, Self-employed carpenters were eligible too and had to submit certification from third-parties mentioning about the service given and payment details.  Selected candidates need to provide ‘Letters of Reference’ from employers to show that they have skilled trade experience of working as a carpenter. Candidates who got selected have a CLB score 5 or higher in English/French in all four language abilities: reading, writing, speaking and listening.

Also, candidates have to show sufficient funds to establish themselves in the province along with their families and to look for other expenses – Immigration costs and travel expenses.  The Labour Market Priorities Stream was introduced in August 2018 and has invited financial auditors and Accountants, applicants through Early Childhood education profile, and French-speaking Express Entry applicants so far.

Carpenters who got invitation in September 20 draw have 30 days to apply for a provincial nomination for Canada permanent residence visa. Candidates with a provincial nomination get additional 600 CRS points in their total CRS score, escalating their chances to receive invitation to apply for Canadian permanent residence.

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