Newfoundland PNP (NLPNP): Immigration to Newfoundland & Labrador
As of 10 September 2026, the province has issued 2,198 NLPNP invitations and 394 AIP invitations. The latest round was 36 NLPNP / 0 AIP. No 2026 nomination quota is posted on gov.nl.ca.
Processing
3-6 months for provincial nomination
Provincial Fee
$250 CAD
Streams
5 Available
CRS Boost
+600 Points
About the NLPNP
The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) provides pathways for skilled workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs. The province has embraced immigration to address population decline and labor shortages in key industries.
As of 10 September 2026, the Office of Immigration and Multiculturalism (OIM) Invitations to Apply table lists 2,198 NLPNP invitations and 394 Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) invitations year to date. The 10 September round was 36 NLPNP invitations and 0 AIP, the smallest 2026 batch on that table. OIM has not posted a 2026 nomination allocation on the public NLPNP overview. Invitations are not nominations.
Newfoundland has a distinctive culture and strong sense of community. St. John's, the capital, has developed a growing tech sector while maintaining the province's traditional industries in oil and gas, fishing, and tourism.
The province offers some of the lowest housing costs in Canada combined with high quality of life. The Atlantic Immigration Program provides an additional streamlined pathway for workers with job offers from designated employers.
Newfoundland PNP invitations as of 10 September 2026
OIM has issued 2,198 NLPNP and 394 AIP invitations in 2026. The 10 September round was 36 NLPNP / 0 AIP. No official 2026 allocation is posted.
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NLPNP Streams
Newfoundland and Labrador offers 5 immigration streams. Find the one that matches your situation.
Express Entry Skilled Worker
For Express Entry candidates with a job offer from a Newfoundland employer.
Skilled Worker
For skilled workers with a job offer from a Newfoundland employer.
International Graduate
For graduates of Canadian post-secondary institutions with Newfoundland job offers.
Priority Skills NL
For workers in occupations with critical labor shortages. Offers expedited processing.
Atlantic Immigration Program
Federal-provincial program for workers with job offers from designated Newfoundland employers.
Eligibility Criteria
General requirements for NLPNP streams. Specific requirements vary by stream.
Skilled Worker
- Job offer from NL employer
- Relevant work experience
- Education credentials
- Language proficiency
Priority Skills
- Occupation on Priority Skills list
- Job offer from employer
- Meet occupation requirements
- Expedited processing
Settlement
- Proof of funds
- Settlement plan
- Intent to live in NL
NLPNP Draws & Invitations
10 Sep 2026: 36 NLPNP / 0 AIP. Year to date 2,198 NLPNP and 394 AIP. OIM has not posted a 2026 allocation.
Draw Frequency
EOI invitations in batches
Score Range
No published points cutoff
Application Fees
A nomination through an Express Entry-linked stream adds 600 points to your CRS score, which puts most candidates above the cut-off in provincial nominee rounds of invitations.
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Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute immigration or legal advice. Immigration laws and policies change frequently. Each case is unique and outcomes depend on individual circumstances. Consult a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) before making immigration decisions.