Ontario PNP Conducted Draw on April 11, 2023, Under Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream and Invited 295 Applicants.

Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker stream

Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills stream

Masters Graduate stream

PhD Graduate stream

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) draw is a regular selection process where the Ontario PNP chooses eligible candidates from the Express Entry pool to apply for provincial nomination for permanent residency in Ontario, Canada.

In an Ontario PNP draw, candidates who have submitted an Express Entry and have met the eligibility criteria for one of Ontario's immigration streams, including the Human Capital Priorities Stream, the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream, may receive an invitation to apply for provincial nomination.

The Ontario PNP draw typically takes place once every month, and the number of invitations and the minimum required Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score may vary based on Ontario's labor market needs and other factors. The candidates who receive an Notification of Interest (NOI) to apply have 45 days to submit a complete application for provincial nomination.

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is an immigration program through which the government of Ontario nominates foreign workers, international students, and entrepreneurs for permanent residency in Ontario, Canada.

The OINP has several streams that target specific groups of candidates with different eligibility requirements, including the Human Capital Priorities Stream, the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream, the Skilled Trades Stream, the Employer Job Offer Category, the Entrepreneur Stream, and the Corporate Stream.

To apply for OINP, candidates need to first submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) and meet the eligibility criteria of one of the OINP streams. The candidates who meet the eligibility criteria and have a competitive Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score may receive an invitation to apply for provincial nomination in one of the OINP draws.

If a candidate is successfully nominated by the OINP, they can then apply for permanent residency to the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It is important to note that nomination by the OINP does not guarantee permanent residency as the final decision is made by IRCC.

The minimum points required for the Ontario PNP varies depending on the stream and the current needs of the province. Each Ontario PNP stream has its own points system and eligibility requirements.

For example, the Human Capital Priorities Stream requires candidates to have a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score determined by the OINP. In the past, the minimum CRS score required has ranged from 400 to 470 points. However, the actual minimum score can change depending on the needs of the province and the number of applications received.

You can calculate your Ontario PNP CRS by using Ontario PNP points calculator here

Similarly, the French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream and the Skilled Trades Stream have their own points systems based on factors such as language proficiency, work experience, and education. The Employer Job Offer Stream also has its own points system based on similar factors.

It's important to note that meeting the minimum points requirement does not guarantee selection for nomination by the OINP. The OINP also considers other factors such as the current needs of the province and the specific requirements of each stream.

To determine if you are eligible for OINP, you can consult with our licensed Ontario Canada immigration consultants on 750-383-2132 and review the eligibility criteria for each stream. Additionally, you can use our Ontario PNP free assessment form to determine your eligibility for various immigration programs, including OINP.