Newfoundland and Labrador immigration draw

Newfoundland and Labrador Issues 57 Immigration Invitations

Published November 9, 2026Verified November 11, 2026Source: official government publication

Skilled workers reviewing a Newfoundland and Labrador immigration invitation in a bright St. John's office — Illustrative image — not a photograph of the government announcement.

Newfoundland and Labrador issued 57 invitations on November 9, 2026: 35 through the NLPNP and 22 through the Atlantic Immigration Program.

Total invitations57

NLPNP35

Atlantic Immigration Program22

What was announced

The Newfoundland and Labrador Office of Immigration and Multiculturalism reported 57 invitations in its November 9, 2026 selection batch. The province issued 35 invitations through the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program and 22 through the Atlantic Immigration Program.

Newfoundland and Labrador uses an Expression of Interest model and issues invitations in batches. The province may consider current labour-market priorities, regional and rural employment, employer compliance and retention history, provincial ties, Newfoundland and Labrador graduates, Francophone candidates and settlement supports.

The official results table does not publish a score threshold, occupational breakdown or NLPNP stream breakdown for this batch. Selection priorities can change, and meeting one or more published priorities does not guarantee an invitation.

What this may mean for applicants

An invitation is permission to submit the relevant provincial application; it is not a nomination, endorsement or permanent residence approval. Selected candidates and employers should confirm the applicable NLPNP or AIP requirements, verify that all EOI information remains accurate and prepare complete supporting documents before the deadline.

Official source

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — invitation updates

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador — EOI prioritization criteria

Important: This update provides general information only and is not legal advice. Program requirements, eligibility rules and draw results can change. Your options should be assessed using current official requirements and your individual circumstances.