Immigrate to New Brunswick
New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province (English and French), located on the Atlantic coast. The province offers affordable living, welcoming communities, and growing economic opportunities in technology, healthcare, and forestry. The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) and Atlantic Immigration Program provide immigration pathways.
- Capital
- Fredericton
- Population
- 830,000
- Largest City
- Moncton
- Languages
- English & French
Programs in New Brunswick
Every route we handle here. Filter by what you want to do, then open a program for eligibility, steps and fees.
Why people choose New Brunswick
Officially Bilingual
Canada's only officially bilingual province. Ideal for French-speaking immigrants who want to live in an English-French community outside Quebec.
Very Affordable
New Brunswick has some of the lowest housing costs in Canada. Moncton, Saint John, and Fredericton offer excellent value for families.
Growing Tech Sector
Moncton and Fredericton have emerging tech sectors with companies in cybersecurity, gaming, and IT services.
Atlantic Immigration Program
Employer-driven pathway to permanent residence with strong government support for settlement.
About immigrating to New Brunswick
New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province (English and French), located on the Atlantic coast. The province offers affordable living, welcoming communities, and growing economic opportunities in technology, healthcare, and forestry. The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) and Atlantic Immigration Program provide immigration pathways.
Popular cities
MonctonNB
Province's largest city. Bilingual hub, growing tech sector, and a central Atlantic location.
Saint JohnNB
Historic port city. Industrial base, waterfront revitalization, and affordable heritage homes.
FrederictonNB
Provincial capital. University town (UNB), government sector, and vibrant arts community.
New Brunswick immigration FAQs
No. While New Brunswick is officially bilingual, many communities are primarily English-speaking (Saint John, Fredericton). Being bilingual is an asset but not required for most immigration streams.
New Brunswick is one of Canada's most affordable provinces. A family home in Moncton averages $300,000-$400,000 — a fraction of Toronto or Vancouver prices. Food, transportation, and childcare are also lower than the national average.
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