Who is eligible to apply for the NSNP under the Family Business Worker stream?

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Who is eligible to apply for the NSNP under the Family Business Worker stream?

If you want to apply for the Nova Scotia Nominee Program under the Family Business Worker stream, you need to be between 21 and 55 years old, and you need to be a family member of the employer that's supporting your application. You need to be a son or daughter, brother or sister, niece or nephew, uncle or aunt, or a grandchild of the employer or their spouse or common-law partner. You can also be a step- or a half- relative of the same degree. You need to have legal status in your country of residence, and you need to have a full-time, permanent job offer in a NOC 0, A or B occupation, or in a NOC C occupation depending on the circumstances of the local labour market. You need to have an equivalent of a Canadian high school diploma, with a minimum of 12 years of education, and you need to have the required skills, education, or training for the job that's being offered to you. If there are any certificates or licenses needed for the job, you need to either have them, or have a plan to obtain them. You need to have a CLB / NCLC level 5 English and / or French language proficiency if your occupation is a NOC 0, A or B, or CLB / NCLC level 4 if your occupation is a NOC C. You need to have provable work experience, you need to able to prove your intention and ability to settle in the province, and you need to demonstrate that you have sufficient settlement funds, or $11,000 plus another $2,000 for each dependent, as is recommended by the Federal guidelines. 


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