Compare Ontario, Alberta, BC, Manitoba and Saskatchewan PNP pathways by job offer, TEER level, occupation demand and applicant profile.
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Prepare for Ontario’s new OINP Workforce Priority pathways, including eligibility, documents, EOI registration, application and nomination.
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Applicants may qualify through a TEER 0–3 worker category, a TEER 4–5 worker category or a separate category for qualifying self-employed physicians.
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New OINP pathways require employment, who qualifies without an offer and what Express Entry alternatives are available.
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self-employed physicians can qualify for Ontario PR without a traditional job offer. Review OINP eligibility, CPSO licensing, OHIP billing and documen...
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Ontario’s new PR pathways may benefit temporary foreign workers, work permit holders and skilled workers through TEER 0–3, TEER 4–5 and physician path...
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The biggest difference is that Ontario’s new PR pathways are more workforce-first and TEER-driven, while the older OINP structure was divided into man...
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The TEER 4–5 pathway is especially relevant for workers who are already helping Ontario’s economy but were often left out of traditional high-skilled...
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Ontario’s new Workforce Priority stream includes three main pathways: TEER 0–3 workers, TEER 4–5 workers, and self-employed physicians.
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The OINP issues invitations to candidates several times a month. We update this draw table regularly to reflect the latest draw results, from most rec...
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The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) allows the province to select skilled individuals who can contribute to its economy and community.
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