Are you planning to move to Nova Scotia through its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)? The Nova Scotia PNP Points Calculator helps you check if you qualify. It scores you on age, education, work experience, language skills, and adaptability.
This simple tool gives you a clear idea of your chances before you apply. Whether you’re exploring the Labour Market Priorities stream or Express Entry, understanding your score is the first step.
Who Should Use This Calculator?
This tool is for you if you:
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Want to apply to the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP).
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Are aged 21 to 55.
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Have work experience in a high-demand job.
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Meet the language requirement (CLB 7 or above).
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Have enough savings to settle in Nova Scotia.
How It Works
The calculator gives points in five key areas:
✔️ Age – Younger applicants score higher.
✔️ Education – More education equals more points.
✔️ Work Experience – Both Canadian and overseas work count.
✔️ Language Skills – Better English or French gives extra points.
✔️ Adaptability – Includes your spouse’s skills or ties to Nova Scotia.
You need at least 67 out of 100 points to qualify for most streams.
Fees and Processing Time
💵 Fee: Free for NSNP (federal fees apply later).
⏳ Time: Average 3–6 months for nomination.
Quick FAQ
How many points do I need?
At least 67 points to qualify.
Does Canadian work experience help?
Yes, it gives you extra points.
Can I apply with a lower score?
It’s unlikely. Improve your language or explore other streams.
Is there an official calculator?
Yes. Use Nova Scotia’s official points grid online.
Official Resources
🔗 Nova Scotia Immigration – Official Points Grid
📄 NSNP Guide PDF – Download Here
