CANADIAN YUKON NOMINEE PROGRAM (YNP) VISA INFORMATION
HOW DO I KNOW IF I QUALIFY FOR A YUKON NOMINEE PROGRAM (YNP) VISA TO CANADA?
- By completing the Free Eligibility Assessment you will have a better understanding of your eligibility to apply for a Canadian Yukon Nominee Program Visa.
- For a detailed assessment of your eligibility you may purchase one of our Migration Services. By doing this, a Registered Canadian Migration Consultant will be assigned to your profile to provide you with more personalized service.
WHAT ARE THE PROCESSING TIMES AND COSTS?
| OUR FEES | ||
| Advanced Migration Service** | US$399 | |
| Premium Migration Service*** | US$3999 | |
| GOVERNMENT FEES AND PROCESSING TIMES | ||
| Application Fee | C$1040 | |
| Partner Application Fee | C$1040 | |
| Dependents Application Fee | C$150 - C$1040 | |
| Processing Time | 2 to 34 months | |
ADVANCED MIGRATION SERVICE
Apply for this visa with help from a registered Migration Consultant.
PREMIUM MIGRATION SERVICE
Let a Migration Consultant manage your visa application for you.
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WHAT STEPS SHOULD I TAKE TO APPLY FOR A YUKON NOMINEE PROGRAM (YNP) VISA?
- Take the Free Canadian Yukon Nominee Program Visa Eligibility Assessment
- Complete the Canadian Migration Interview
- Start your visa application process
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Starting the fall of 2010, the Temporary Work Permit Program will be reassessed within Alberta states the province’s minister for employment and immigration, Thomas Lukaszuk.
Six months after the Haiti Earthquake that devastated the poorest nation in the West, CIC continues to receive applications from Haiti.
A report released by the Conference Board of Canada has made various recommendations that would give priority to Skilled Workers wishing to migrate to Canada.
