Newfoundland and Labrador province is not much popular in the travel circuits, but it has much to offer immigrants who seek a pastoral community and wish to live in the countryside.

In recent years, the province has witnessed massive developments in the corporate sector, alongside a rejuvenated arts and cultural scene. It attracts immigrants and skilled workers who wish to enjoy more inclusivity and opportunities denied in the metropolises and move away from the big cities for a simpler, more fulfilling life.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) allows immigrants a faster route to avail permanent residence in Canada.
Immigrants can either relocate to Labrador, tucked in the north, or Newfoundland, a stunning island situated off Labrador’s breathtaking coastline.
The capital, St. John’s, is brimming with opportunities as part of the province’s ambition to attract skilled workers and refuel the local job market.

The province and its capital offer top-notch schools, quality healthcare, a roaring nightlife, fine dining establishes and a rich cultural scene. Let us take a closer look at the routes for Newfoundland and Labrador immigration and how immigrants can benefit from these opportunities.