The Nova Scotia PNP allows individuals to gain 600 additional bonus points for their Express Entry profile when applying for CANADA PR. However, if you do opt for Nova Scotia provincial nominee program, then you will have to commit to staying in the province for a minimum stipulated time. It is important therefore to know all the pros and cons of living in Nova Scotia before you make your decision

Advantages and Disadvantages of Nova Scotia PNP

Advantages of Opting For Nova Scotia PNP

1. The infrastructure is on par with the best in the world. Roadways and other forms of transport make daily commuting a pleasurable experience
2. There are many places for spending quality time with your family such as parks, trails, outdoor picnic areas etc
3. Halifax in Nova Scotia is a great place to experience different cultures through festivals and music concerts
4. The province has people from different countries coming together, which makes it diverse and friendly. You can find food from almost all cuisines here
5. Skilled workers with a niche career, who arrive after NOVA SCOTIA PNP can expect to get paid very well as these jobs are high in demand
6. The cost of housing is cheaper than in other provinces, making it easier to own a house in the province
7. You can enjoy quality healthcare as well as free public education when living with your family
8. The province has an old world charm and slow pace of life that can be very relaxing and without the stress of modern life. If you are looking for a quiet place to settle then this is the best option for you

Disadvantages of Nova Scotia PNP

1. The taxes paid by Nova Scotia residents are the highest in Canada
2. Public transport, though good, is not as extensive. A car is a must if you want to travel around the province
3. There aren’t as many shops in the capital city of Halifax as compared to other cities
4. Halifax is not well connected by air, and you will need to fly through Toronto every time you travel to India