Nunavut has no nominee program.
Nunavut is the one Canadian jurisdiction with no Provincial Nominee Program. That doesn’t close the door — people move to Nunavut through federal routes instead, chiefly Express Entry, family sponsorship, and employer-supported work permits that can lead to permanent residence.
Routes that do apply.
Express Entry
The main federal route — Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience Class and trades. Your CRS score drives invitations.
Family Sponsorship
If you have a spouse, partner, parent or eligible relative who is a citizen or PR, sponsorship may be the fastest path.
Employer-supported work permits
A Nunavut job offer (often LMIA-based) can lead to Canadian experience and an Express Entry profile.
Other federal programs
Caregiver and other federal economic pilots may fit depending on your occupation and background.
Let’s find your real route
As a licensed RCIC in Brampton and London, we’ll map the federal route that actually fits your Nunavut plans and timeline.
Federal route review
What actually gets you to Nunavut?
Nunavut has no nominee program, so your route is federal. Send a few details and a licensed RCIC will map the Express Entry, sponsorship or work-permit path that fits.
- An honest read on your Express Entry CRS and realistic odds
- A written shortlist of the programs you actually qualify for
- Reviewed by a CICC-licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
- Consultations are fee-based; you get the fee and available times by reply
CHK Immigration Services — Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (CICC). Offices in Brampton and London, Ontario. Submitting this form does not create a client–consultant relationship; IRCC makes all final decisions.