Apply to the Express Entry stream to hire a foreign worker (Yukon Nominee Program – Express Entry Stream)
What is this program?
The Yukon Nominee Program Express Entry stream is for foreign nationals with an active federal Express Entry profile plus a Yukon job offer in TEER 0–3. Provincial nomination through this stream adds +600 CRS to your federal Express Entry profile — effectively guaranteeing an Invitation to Apply in the next federal round.
Who is it for?
- You have an active federal Express Entry profile
- You meet the requirements of at least one federal EE program (CEC, FSW, or FSTP)
- You have a permanent full-time Yukon job offer in TEER 0–3
- You intend to live in Yukon permanently
What does it lead to?
Yukon nomination + 600 CRS on your federal EE profile. After nomination, the federal Express Entry step currently takes about 6 months (IRCC's estimate) — Yukon's own step comes first and it publishes no time for it.
Primary requirements
- Active federal Express Entry profile with valid Job Seeker Code.
- Meet eligibility for at least one federal EE program (CEC / FSW / FSTP).
- Full-time Yukon job offer in TEER 0–3.
- Yukon employer meets program eligibility (registered, operating 1+ year, etc.).
- Employer pays at least Yukon median wage for the NOC.
- At least a high school diploma.
- Intent to permanently reside in Yukon.
What you'll need to apply
- Valid passport
- Federal Express Entry profile number + Job Seeker Code
- Full-time Yukon job offer letter (TEER 0–3)
- Language test results matching your EE profile
- Education credentials + ECA matching your EE profile
- Tri-Partite Agreement
Where to start
Check if you match this program (free)
Or visit the official yukon page for Apply to the Express Entry stream to hire a foreign worker (Yukon Nominee Program – Express Entry Stream) to read the government's own requirements.
If you want professional advice before applying, work with a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or a Canadian immigration lawyer.
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