Newfoundland and Labrador invite 353 candidates

Newfoundland and Labrador invite 353 candidates under NLPNP and AIP in September 2025 draw

Immigration to Canada continues to open new doors as Newfoundland and Labrador invited 353 candidates on September 13, 2025, through its Enhanced Expression of Interest system. Of these, 218 invitations were issued under the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP), while 135 invitations went to candidates through the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). This latest round brings the province’s total invitations in 2025 to 2,604 candidates, making it a significant year for aspiring newcomers.

Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) and Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) Updates

Both the NLPNP and AIP are essential pathways for immigrants who wish to settle permanently in Newfoundland and Labrador. These programs allow the province to select skilled workers who can fill labor market gaps and contribute to regional growth.

  • NLPNP: Designed to nominate skilled workers, recent graduates, and international workers with job offers in the province.
  • AIP: Targets foreign workers and graduates with job offers in Atlantic Canada, helping local employers address workforce needs quickly.
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Since February 19, 2025, all applicants under both programs must submit their applications through the new Immigration Accelerator platform, which streamlines the process and enhances efficiency.

A Look at the 2025 Invitation Rounds

Newfoundland and Labrador has been consistently holding draws throughout 2025. The Office of Immigration and Multiculturalism reviews Expressions of Interest (EOIs) and issues Invitations to Apply (ITAs) in batches. Below is a quick look at the most recent rounds:

DateTotal ITAsNLPNPAIP
April 3, 202525620650
May 8, 202532828147
May 29, 202540535154
June 24, 202532025763
July 10, 202535930059
July 29, 202515010050
August 13, 202523118051
August 29, 202520212577
September 13, 2025353218135

This consistent pace highlights the province’s efforts to attract talent across industries, ensuring newcomers can thrive in a welcoming and growing community.

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Why This Draw Matters for Immigration to Canada?

With over 2,600 invitations already issued in 2025, Newfoundland and Labrador is reinforcing its role as a key entry point for immigrants seeking a pathway to permanent residency. The NLPNP and AIP are especially important for applicants who may not meet the criteria of larger national programs but still bring valuable skills and experience to Canada.

For prospective immigrants, staying informed about provincial draws is crucial, as they provide additional opportunities to secure an invitation and begin the permanent residency process.

How ImmigCanada Can Help You?

At ImmigCanada, we know that the immigration process can feel overwhelming with frequent updates, changing requirements, and new systems like the Immigration Accelerator platform. Our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) specializes in guiding applicants through every stage from Expression of Interest to final application submission. By working with professionals, you increase your chances of success and ensure that your application is accurate, timely, and well-prepared.

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The September 13, 2025, draw, where 353 candidates received invitations under the NLPNP and AIP demonstrates the growing opportunities for skilled workers and graduates in Newfoundland and Labrador. With thousands of invitations already issued this year, the province remains a strong destination for those seeking permanent residency in Canada. For those ready to take the next step, working with an experienced immigration consultant can help turn this opportunity into reality.

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