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New Brunswick Secures Increased Immigration Allocation for 2025
New Brunswick Secures Increased Immigration Allocation for 2025
New Brunswick Secures Increased Immigration Allocation for 2025
In a major development for skilled immigrants and employers, New Brunswick has successfully negotiated an increase in its immigration quota with the federal government for 2025.
Total Allocation Now 4,250 Spots
The province has been granted 1,500 additional spaces for its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP),raising its total annual immigration allocation to 4,250 spots.This includes:
NBPNP nominations
Endorsements under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)
This increase marks a reversal from the February announcement, when the province revealed that its 2025 allocation had been cut by 50%, limiting it to just 2,750 spaces. The new agreement restores and expands New Brunswick’s ability to welcome skilled workers aligned with its labour market needs.
Focus of the NBPNP in 2025
The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) has confirmed that the entire 1,500 spot increase will be used under its stream enhancing opportunities for skilled foreign nationals.
Priority sectors include:
Healthcare
Education
Construction Trades
While other industries will continue to receive support, they will have limited allocation. The province has also announced that certain occupations will face restrictions from participating in the program a move designed to better align with current labor shortages.
Agreement Includes Support for Asylum Claimants
In exchange for the increased economic immigration quota, New Brunswick has agreed to accommodate up to 400 asylum seekers, reinforcing its commitment to balanced immigration and humanitarian values.
Considering Immigration to New Brunswick?
If you're a skilled professional in a priority sector or seeking Canadian permanent residency through an employer-driven pathway, this expanded allocation significantly improves your chances.
Assess your eligibility for enhanced PNP or AIP streams today and get personalized support through the process.
