Check the current pathway
Pathways, targeted occupations and selection periods can change. The current provincial guide governs.
Provincial pathways for Francophones
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New Brunswick selects candidates through current provincial pathways and labour priorities. French ability can create opportunities, but it does not replace program criteria, evidence or a provincial invitation.
Build a New Brunswick strategy
Become PR Ready
Language, education, experience, funds and settlement intent should be supported before applying.
Apply at the right stage
An expression of interest or profile is not an invitation. The province decides which candidates to assess.
Evidence to prepare
- Passport and civil-status records
- Valid official language test
- Educational credential assessment when required
- Work letters matching the NOC
- Funds and a New Brunswick settlement plan
Compare provincial and federal routes
We compare the profile against both provincial and federal rules, separate potential from supported scores, and prepare alternatives when no pathway is currently accessible.
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Frequently asked questions
Does French guarantee an invitation?
No. French can matter in selected pathways, but provincial criteria, priorities and allocations still apply.
Must I already work in New Brunswick?
It depends on the pathway. Some target people already in the province, while other priorities may consider Francophone profiles.
Does nomination mean permanent residence?
No. A federal permanent-residence application follows, and IRCC still assesses admissibility.
General information, not legal advice. Rules may change and Canadian authorities make all decisions. Official source.