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    Newfoundland and Labrador Issues 62 ITAs in Latest 2026 Selection Draw

    Newfoundland and Labrador has conducted another provincial immigration selection round, allowing 62 candidates to move forward with immigration pathways connected to the province. The latest selection took place on September 18, 2026, with invitations issued through both the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP).
    Of the 62 invitations, 61 went to candidates under the NLPNP, while one invitation was issued through the AIP. Selected candidates now have a limited period to submit the required documentation and continue the provincial immigration process.

    September 18 Newfoundland and Labrador Immigration Draw

    The latest round reflects the province’s continued use of its immigration selection system to identify candidates who can contribute to its labour market and settlement priorities.
    The September 18 results were:
    Immigration pathway Invitations issued
    Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program 61
    Atlantic Immigration Program 1
    Total 62
    Unlike some provincial programs that publish detailed occupation-specific results after every draw, Newfoundland and Labrador does not identify the individual NLPNP streams or occupations represented in each selection round. This means the latest results do not provide a breakdown by job title or sector.

    Newfoundland and Labrador's 2026 Immigration Draw Activity

    The September 18 round was the province’s 15th selection round of 2026. Across the year’s draws, Newfoundland and Labrador has used both the NLPNP and AIP, although some rounds have been limited to the provincial nominee program. The province’s draw history shows that invitation numbers have varied considerably throughout the year:

    Draw Date NLPNP invitations AIP invitations
    March 6 362 83
    March 6 209 36
    April 13 177 33
    May 1 157 33
    May 11 168 18
    May 28 84 19
    June 10 89 19
    July 10 17 40
    July 28 400 45
    August 10 186 22
    August 18 122
    August 26 94 46
    September 4 97
    September 10 36
    September 18 61 1

    The September 18 round produced the smallest combined invitation total among the province’s AIP-inclusive selections since Newfoundland and Labrador moved to an Expression of Interest model in February 2025.

    More Than 2,600 Invitations Issued in 2026

    Newfoundland and Labrador has now issued 2,654 invitations through its two provincial immigration programs during 2026.

    The cumulative figure includes:

    These figures represent invitations issued to candidates and should not be confused with the number of permanent residence applications ultimately approved by the federal government.

    How the Newfoundland and Labrador Immigration Selection Process Works

    Candidates interested in provincial immigration generally need to follow a multi-stage process before reaching the federal permanent residence application stage. First, applicants must determine whether they meet the requirements of the immigration pathway they intend to use. A valid job offer is generally required for both the NLPNP and AIP, although the source notes an exception for NLPNP entrepreneur streams.

    Eligible candidates then create an Expression of Interest profile and enter the province’s candidate pool. An EOI remains active for up to 12 months before expiring.

    The province subsequently selects candidates according to its immigration priorities.Those receiving an invitation must submit the relevant application within the specified 60-day period. Once a candidate receives a provincial nomination or AIP endorsement, they can proceed with the federal permanent residence process.

    Invitations to Apply (ITA) Updates

    OIM reviews EOIs and issues Invitations to Apply (ITA) in batches throughout the year. When ITAs are issued, the table below will be updated.

    Date Issued Number of ITAs Issued Notes
    April 3, 2025 256 NLPNP – 206, AIP – 50
    May 8, 2025 328 NLPNP – 281, AIP – 47
    May 29, 2025 405 NLPNP – 351, AIP – 54
    June 24, 2025 320 NLPNP – 257, AIP – 63
    July 10, 2025 359 NLPNP – 300, AIP – 59
    July 29, 2025 150 NLPNP – 100, AIP – 50
    August 13, 2025 231 NLPNP – 180, AIP – 51
    August 29, 2025 202 NLPNP – 125, AIP – 77
    September 12, 2025 353 NLPNP – 218, AIP – 135
    September 26, 2025 217 NLPNP – 107, AIP – 110
    October 9, 2025 125 NLPNP – 73, AIP – 52
    October 22, 2025 100 NLPNP – 55, AIP – 45
    November 12, 2025 330 NLPNP – 220, AIP – 110
    March 6, 2026 445 NLPNP – 362, AIP – 83
    March 30, 2026 245 NLPNP – 209, AIP – 36
    April 13, 2026 210 NLPNP – 177, AIP – 33
    May 1, 2026 190 NLPNP – 157, AIP – 33

    Frequently Asked Questions surrounding the EOI Model can be found here. OIM uses EOI prioritization criteria to guide its decisions.

    Current Permanent Residence Processing Times

    Processing times can vary depending on the immigration pathway. The figures reported in the source as of September 4 were:
    Application category Processing time
    Base PNP 13 months
    Enhanced PNP 7 months
    Atlantic Immigration Program 26 months

    These processing periods apply to the federal permanent residence stage and should be considered separately from the time required to obtain a provincial nomination or AIP endorsement.

    Conclusion

    The September 18 selection demonstrates that Newfoundland and Labrador continues to issue invitations through its provincial immigration framework as the province works within its 2026 allocation.

    For prospective applicants, having an eligible profile is only one part of the process. Candidates must also meet the requirements of the relevant pathway, maintain an active EOI profile, and be prepared to submit a complete application within the required timeframe if selected.

    Applicants considering Newfoundland and Labrador as a destination for Canadian permanent residence should therefore review their eligibility, employment situation, job offer requirements and connection to the province before entering the candidate pool.

    Source :- https://www.gov.nl.ca

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