Alberta's provincial immigration program consists of three streams: Alberta Opportunity Stream, Alberta Express Entry Stream, and Self-Employed Farmer Stream. Alberta issues provincial nominations to foreign nationals who meet program-specific criteria and demonstrate an intention to reside in the scenic prairie province.

The BC PNP consists of the Skills Immigration, Express Entry BC and Entrepreneur Immigration Streams. These streams are divided into sub-categories that target skilled workers, international graduates and other professionals with skills, experience and qualifications needed in beautiful B.C.

Manitoba's provincial immigration program comprises of streams designed to nominate skilled workers and their families who wish to work and live in the province permanently. 

The NBPNP is New Brunswick's provincial immigration program with streams targeting entrepreneurs, international graduates, skilled workers with employer support and skilled workers in the federal government's Express Entry selection system. 

The NLPNP accepts immigration applications from skilled workers, international graduates and entrepreneurs who meet program-specific criteria such as a job or job offer, intent to reside, and the ability to become economically established in the province. 

The NSNP is Nova Scotia's program for the nomination of eligible skilled workers, international graduates, entrepreneurs and professionals looking to permanently settle in the province. The program has various economic immigration streams with three streams aligned with the Express Entry system.

With the OINP, Ontario nominates foreign workers, international students, business owners or entrepreneurs possessing skills, experience, education and intent to settle in the province as permanent residents.

The PEI PNP is the island province's economic immigration program for skilled workers, international graduates, entrepreneurs demonstrating intention to live and work in the province, and show ability to become economically established in PEI.

The SINP is Saskatchewan's dedicated immigration program for the selection and nomination of eligible foreign nationals through various pathways, including its leading International Skilled Worker: Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand categories.

The Northwest Territories accepts immigration applications to settle in Northern Canada under two main streams — the Employer Driven and Business— one of which has three distinct streams, including an Express Entry-aligned stream for skilled workers.

Yukon's official provincial immigration program assists eligible employers in Canada's northern territory to nominate internationally-trained foreign workers and business people for permanent residence.