The New Brunswick government recently issued 750 invitations to apply for provincial nomination. These draws took place between July 16 and July 22, 2026. The province targeted skilled professionals in healthcare, sales, transportation, manufacturing, education, and francophone sectors to boost the local workforce.

According to CIC Times, the invitations span four main immigration streams. Here is a breakdown of the latest results.
Skilled Worker Stream
The province invited 267 candidates under the Skilled Worker Stream between July 16 and July 18. This stream helps foreign workers and international graduates secure permanent residence while filling local labor gaps. The province issued 209 invitations to New Brunswick Graduates and 58 invitations to candidates under the New Brunswick Experience and Priorities pathways.
Express Entry Stream
On July 16, New Brunswick issued 115 invitations through the Express Entry stream. This pathway targets candidates already in the federal Express Entry pool who have an employment offer in the province.
Strategic Initiative Stream
The province sent 254 invitations on July 16 through the Strategic Initiative Stream. This specific pathway focuses on French speaking skilled workers who want to live and work permanently in New Brunswick.
Atlantic Immigration Program
On July 22, the province invited 114 applicants under the Atlantic Immigration Program. This employer driven program helps skilled professionals and international graduates obtain permanent residence across the Atlantic provinces.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program?
The program invites skilled professionals, entrepreneurs, and international graduates to live and work in New Brunswick. It addresses local labor market needs and promotes economic growth.
Which occupations did the recent draws target?
The province targeted candidates in healthcare, francophone services, sales, transportation, manufacturing, education, and professional occupations.
How does the Express Entry stream work in New Brunswick?
The province nominates candidates from the federal Express Entry pool who meet specific local criteria. This helps fill labor gaps with qualified professionals who have the right education and language skills.




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