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"name": "What is the Yukon PNP?",
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"text": "The Yukon Provincial Nominee Program (Yukon PNP) is a way for people from other countries to get permanent residency in Canada. It lets the Yukon territory choose skilled workers, recent grads, and business investors based on what jobs are needed locally. There are different options like Skilled Worker, Critical Impact Worker, and Business Nominee to help fill gaps in the job market and bring in folks who want to settle down and help grow the local economy. To apply, nominees need to meet both the federal immigration rules and specific Yukon requirements."
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"name": "What is the Yukon PNP allocation in 2025?",
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"text": "For 2025, Yukon received an allocation of 630 nominations from IRCC. Of these, 215 are available for use, with 152 invitations already issued through a competitive Expression of Interest (EOI) process. The remaining 55 were carry-overs from 2024. This year’s allocation is distributed among Skilled Workers, Critical Impact Workers, Express Entry candidates, and Business Nominees.
Due to limited slots and high demand, Yukon has adopted a more structured intake model that prioritizes local graduates, Francophones, and applicants with Yukon experience or employer letters of support."
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"name": "How does the Yukon PNP calculator work?",
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"text": "Yukon does not have a public points calculator like some other provinces. Instead, they use the Expression of Interest (EOI) system, which looks at things like the kind of job offer you have, your work experience, education, language skills, any ties you have to Yukon (like studying or working there), and whether you speak French. They do not share the exact scores, but the top-ranking candidates get picked first. If you are applying through streams that are part of Express Entry, you'll need to follow the federal Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). So, having a good CRS score and a connection to the territory really helps your chances."
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"name": "What are the Yukon PNP streams?",
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"text": "Yukon PNP has the following streams given below.

Yukon Express Entry Stream: This is for people already in the federal Express Entry pool who have a job offer from Yukon.
Skilled Worker Stream: This is aimed at high-skilled workers who have a permanent job offer.
Critical Impact Worker Stream: This is for low-skilled or semi-skilled workers in jobs that are in demand.
Yukon Community Pilot (YCP): This lets you work for multiple employers in Yukon communities with an open work permit.
Business Nominee Program: This is for entrepreneurs who want to start or buy a business in Yukon."
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"name": "What are the requirements for the Yukon PNP?",
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"text": "The requirements can differ based on the program, but typically you’ll need:
A full-time job offer from an employer in Yukon.
Language skills at least at CLB 4–6, depending on the program.
Relevant work experience, usually between 6 months to 2 years.
Enough funds to settle, especially if you're going through Express Entry or the Business stream.
A commitment to live and work in Yukon.
For the Business Nominee Program, you’ll need to meet certain investment and net worth requirements, plus a solid business plan and some management experience."
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"name": "What is the Yukon PNP draw process?",
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"text": "In 2025, Yukon started using a new system for its Expression of Interest (EOI) draws to handle its limited nomination spots. People interested in applying submit an EOI that explains their qualifications, experience in Yukon, and language skills. Yukon gives priority to those who have connections to the area, like work history, schooling, or letters from employers. Between March and April 2025, Yukon sent out 152 invitations from over 500 EOIs. There won’t be any more EOI intakes this year. Those who get invited can then submit their full applications. The draws are based on merit and what the province needs."
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"name": "What jobs are in demand under the Yukon PNP?",
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"text": "Yukon is focusing on jobs in healthcare, construction, hospitality, retail, trucking, and food services. There is a need for positions like nurses, caregivers, truck drivers, cooks, hotel clerks, retail supervisors, and early childhood educators. In remote areas, businesses often bring in foreign workers through the Critical Impact Worker or Community Pilot programs. The need for these roles can change depending on the season and what local businesses require. If you have a valid job offer in one of these fields, your chances of being picked for the PNP go up a lot."
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"name": "What is the Critical Impact Worker stream in Yukon PNP?",
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"text": "The Critical Impact Worker stream is for semi-skilled and low-skilled workers looking for jobs that are in high demand but hard to fill locally. To apply, you need to:
Have at least 6 months of relevant work experience.
Have a valid job offer in Yukon.
Meet CLB 4 in either English or French.
Show you have enough money to settle and intend to live in Yukon.
This is a good option for fields like hospitality, food processing, trucking, and caregiving. If you qualify, this stream can help you gain permanent residency with support from the community and employers."
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"name": "Is the Yukon PNP open to international students?",
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"text": "Yes, international students can apply for Yukon PNP after fulfilling the eligibility requirement. If they have graduated from a recognized Yukon post-secondary school and have a valid job offer, you might qualify under the Skilled Worker or Express Entry stream. Studying in Yukon can really boost your chances in the Expression of Interest draws since having local education and work experience is a big plus. Students from other provinces can apply too, but they usually prefer applicants with Yukon credentials and local connections."
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"name": "What is the latest update on the Yukon PNP in 2025?",
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"text": "In 2025, Yukon sent out 152 invitations after a competitive application process and set aside 215 nomination spots for the year. With 502 eligible expressions of interest (EOIs) in, it shows there's plenty of interest in this small but promising province. The new system focuses on local connections, especially for those who have worked, studied, or have employer backing in Yukon. They also kept 8 spots specifically for healthcare jobs. Yukon has announced there won't be any more EOI intakes for 2025 because of their limited capacity, so anyone looking to apply should get ready for the next round early."
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