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Important Disclaimer — Not a Points Calculator · Not Legal AdviceThe Yukon Nominee Program is employer-driven — it does not use a public-facing points grid. This page is an eligibility checklist, not a score calculator. Always consult an RCIC before taking action.
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2026 YNP Update (June 12, 2026): Yukon allocation: ~500 nominations. YNP uses EOI system with 2026 Priority-Based invitations — only employers aligned with 2026 Yukon priorities will be invited to apply. Yukon processes applications within 8–10 weeks. No provincial fee.

Yukon YNP Eligibility Checker 2026

The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is employer-driven — only employers apply, not candidates directly. This tool checks your eligibility across Yukon's 3 worker streams.

🏔 Employer-Driven Only ~500 nominations/yr 3 streams 8–10 week processing
Updated: June 12, 2026  |  Yukon.ca YNP 2026 Priorities
🍁 BC PNP 🏴 Alberta AAIP 🌾 Saskatchewan SINP 🦮 Manitoba MPNP 🏙 Ontario OINP ⚓ Nova Scotia NSNP 🌲 New Brunswick NBPNP ❄ Yukon 🌊 Atlantic AIP
📄Yukon Job OfferRequired for all streams
Do you have a valid full-time permanent job offer from a Yukon employer? *
A permanent (indeterminate), full-time (30+ hrs/wk), year-round job offer from an eligible Yukon employer is mandatory for all YNP streams. Only the employer submits applications — candidates cannot apply directly.
No Yukon job offer No
Yes — permanent full-time Yukon job offer Yes ✓
🔧Occupation Level (NOC TEER)Determines stream
What is the TEER level of your Yukon job offer? *
TEER 0–3 → Skilled Worker Stream (management, professional, technical, trades — requires 12 months related experience)
TEER 4–5 → Critical Impact Worker Stream (entry-level, semi-skilled — requires only 6 months experience)
TEER 0–3 with Express Entry profile → Yukon Express Entry Stream
TEER 0 — Management / Executive Skilled Worker
TEER 1 — University-level professional Skilled Worker
TEER 2 — College/tech diploma Skilled Worker
TEER 3 — Apprenticeship / trades Skilled Worker
TEER 4 — HS diploma + on-job training Critical Impact
TEER 5 — Short-term training Critical Impact
💼Work ExperienceMinimum required
Work experience in the same or related occupation *
Skilled Worker stream: minimum 12 months directly related experience. Critical Impact Worker: minimum 6 months. Experience must be verifiable with reference letters or pay stubs.
Less than 6 months Ineligible
6–11 months (Critical Impact only) CIW only
12 months or more All streams
2+ years All streams
5+ years All streams
🗣️Language ProficiencyMinimum CLB
Your CLB level *
Skilled Worker: minimum CLB 4. Express Entry stream: must meet federal EE language minimums (CLB 7 for FSW/CEC). Critical Impact Worker: CLB 4 minimum.
CLB 3 or below Ineligible
CLB 4 CIW / SW
CLB 5 – 6 CIW / SW
CLB 7 – 8 All + EE
CLB 9+ All + EE
🇨🇦Express Entry Profile (Optional)Faster pathway
Do you have an active federal Express Entry profile?
If yes, your Yukon employer can sponsor you through the Yukon Express Entry Stream — faster processing (~7 months federal PR vs. ~12 months base). You receive +600 CRS upon nomination.
Yes — I have an active Express Entry profile (FSW, CEC, or FST)
Enables Yukon Express Entry stream — faster federal processing
+600 CRS
🎓EducationMinimum required
Highest completed credential
Skilled Worker stream: minimum post-secondary diploma or degree relevant to the occupation, OR trades certification/apprenticeship. Critical Impact: minimum high school diploma.
No diploma / incomplete high school ⚠️ Check
High School completed CIW only
Trades / Apprenticeship / Diploma SW + CIW
Bachelor's Degree or higher All streams
Your YNP Eligibility Assessment
Fill in your answers above to see which Yukon stream fits you
The Yukon Nominee Program is employer-driven. Your Yukon employer must submit the application on your behalf.
Your Stream
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Processing Time
8–10 weeks (YNP) + ~12 months IRCC (base) or ~7 months (EE)
Provincial Fee
$0 CAD
Who Applies?
Your Yukon employer — not you

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⚠️ Disclaimer. YNP is employer-driven with no public points grid — this is an eligibility checklist only. 2026: YNP only invites employers who align with Yukon's current priorities. Yukon's small population (~36,000) means low competition but also limited allocations (~500/yr). Official YNP ↗