The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is Yukon's territorial immigration program designed to attract skilled workers, critical impact workers, and business owners to Canada's wild and beautiful northern territory. With a growing economy and labour market needs, Yukon offers multiple pathways to Permanent Residency.
The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is Yukon's territorial immigration program designed to attract skilled workers, critical impact workers, and business owners to Canada's northern territory. With a growing economy and labour market needs, Yukon offers multiple pathways to Permanent Residency.
YNP offers 3 main streams: Skilled Worker, Critical Impact Worker, and Business Nominee — each tailored to different profiles.
A Yukon nomination adds 600 points to your CRS score — virtually guaranteeing an Invitation to Apply.
Yukon has a growing economy with affordable living, excellent healthcare, and abundant job opportunities.
Your spouse and dependent children can be included in your YNP application and receive PR status alongside you.
The Yukon Nominee Program offers three distinct streams to suit different profiles and goals.
For skilled workers with a valid job offer from a Yukon employer. Designed for candidates who have the skills needed in the territory.
Job offer required 6-8 monthsFor workers in semi-skilled or entry-level occupations that are critical to Yukon's economy. Includes hospitality, tourism, and retail workers.
Job offer required 6-8 monthsFor business owners and entrepreneurs who want to start or invest in a business in Yukon. Supports economic growth in the territory.
Investment required 12-18 monthsYNP offers a unique pathway to Canadian Permanent Residency with significant advantages.
YNP processes applications within 4-8 months — one of the fastest PNP programs in Canada.
Yukon has affordable living costs with excellent healthcare and a high quality of life.
Yukon offers stunning northern landscapes, beautiful wilderness, and a peaceful lifestyle.
Your spouse and dependent children can be included in your application and receive PR status alongside you.
Each stream has its own eligibility criteria. Here are the common requirements across most YNP streams.
Minimum 1-2 years of work experience in a relevant occupation (varies by stream).
Minimum language requirements based on the stream:
All streams require a valid job offer from a Yukon employer (except Business Nominee which requires a business plan).
We verify every one of these before filing, so nothing holds up your application.
YNP is Yukon's territorial nominee program that allows the territory to nominate skilled workers, critical impact workers, and business owners for Permanent Residency. It has three main streams: Skilled Worker, Critical Impact Worker, and Business Nominee.
A Yukon nomination adds 600 CRS points to your Express Entry score — virtually guaranteeing an Invitation to Apply (ITA) in the next draw.
Yes, for the Skilled Worker and Critical Impact Worker streams, you need a valid job offer from a Yukon employer. The Business Nominee stream requires a viable business plan instead.
YNP processing takes 4-8 months on average. Skilled Worker and Critical Impact Worker streams are faster (4-6 months), while Business Nominee takes longer (12-18 months).
YNP is Yukon's territorial nominee program. It offers 3 main streams with different requirements. Yukon has a growing economy, affordable living, and stunning natural beauty.
Yes! Your spouse or common-law partner and dependent children can be included in your application. They will receive PR status alongside you.
For most YNP streams, you need to show proof of settlement funds to support yourself and your family. The amount varies based on family size.
Fees depend on your specific profile, chosen stream, and additional services required. We provide a transparent quote in writing before you pay anything — ask for a full breakdown at your first meeting.
Book a free assessment with our Canada immigration experts — we'll identify the best YNP stream for your profile, no obligation, no pressure.
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