YNP is a small but focused employer-driven program — 282 nomination slots for 2026 across three worker streams and a business nominee path. The Yukon runs two limited intake windows each year (January 19–30 and July 6–17 in 2026). We handle YNP files end to end from Ontario.
YNP is employer-driven — the Yukon employer (not the candidate) submits the Expression of Interest. Employers must be in good standing with the Yukon government, demonstrate genuine recruitment need, and offer a permanent, full-time position. The worker is named in the employer's submission.
Intake is limited to two windows in 2026 — January 19–30 and July 6–17. The three worker streams break by NOC TEER level: Critical Impact Worker (TEER 4–5), Skilled Worker (TEER 0–3), and Yukon Express Entry (TEER 0–3 with an active Express Entry profile). The Business Nominee stream covers entrepreneurs investing in a Yukon business.
The three worker streams split by NOC TEER level. Almost every YNP file starts with a Yukon employer — we coordinate the employer-side filing alongside the candidate's documentation.
For entry-level and semi-skilled positions (TEER 4 and TEER 5) — service, hospitality, retail, food service, transportation support. Employer must demonstrate genuine recruitment effort and the worker must have at least 6 months Yukon work experience or a confirmed Yukon offer.
For professional, technical, supervisory, and trades positions (TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3). Employer submits the EOI with the named candidate; the candidate must hold or be eligible for a valid work permit.
For TEER 0–3 candidates with an active federal Express Entry profile and a Yukon employer job offer. Nomination adds 600 CRS points — effectively guarantees an ITA in the next federal draw.
For experienced business owners or senior managers investing in and actively operating a Yukon business. Includes a business plan, minimum investment thresholds, and good-faith deposit refunded on meeting business performance terms.
Every YNP file is handled directly by Jugraj. The four steps below are the backbone — Yukon-specific details (employer due diligence, intake-window timing, business nominee deposit) slot in where needed.
We assess your work history, language scores, occupation, and the Yukon employer's eligibility. We map you to the right YNP stream (Critical Impact Worker, Skilled Worker, Yukon Express Entry, or Business Nominee) and coordinate the employer-side filing.
We help the Yukon employer prepare and submit the EOI naming you as the candidate during the January or July intake window. Outside these windows new EOIs aren't accepted.
If approved, YNP issues a nomination. For Yukon Express Entry, +600 CRS is applied to your federal profile and an ITA follows in the next federal draw.
Full PR application to IRCC — medical exam, biometrics, supporting documents, security checks. We respond to procedural fairness letters and follow up on stalled files. You're walked through landing once approved.
The exact checklist depends on the stream and your family situation. This is the working inventory most YNP files need — we customise it after the first consultation.
A YNP file involves two sets of government fees: a modest YNP application fee, and IRCC's federal permanent-residence fees. The IRCC schedule below is the same fee structure that applies to every Express Entry and PNP-to-PR file.
IRCC fees as of April 30, 2026. Medical exam, language tests, ECA reports, translations, and police certificates are billed separately by their respective providers.
YNP charges a modest provincial application fee per stream — worker streams at one tier, Business Nominee at a higher tier with an additional good-faith deposit linked to business performance. Confirm the current amount at the consultation.
Tell us about your work history, the Yukon employer (if you have one lined up), language scores, and any Yukon connection. We'll respond within one business day with the YNP streams that fit and the timing for the next intake window.