Fredericton · Immigration & newcomer guide

Local newcomer support

MCAF directs new clients to an intake worker before accessing settlement programs. Its resources include language classes, employment coaching, children’s activities and a guide to everyday services.

Multicultural Association of Fredericton — Newcomer programs ↗

This is an independent resource, not a listed partner. Contact the organization directly to confirm eligibility, languages, appointment arrangements and any fees.

Plan your arrival

Start with intake so the provider can direct you to suitable programs. If you are planning rather than completing a move, ask which pre-arrival resources fit your situation. Explain the language and care needs of each family member when discussing available services.

Your local planning checklist

• Arrange an initial intake conversation.
• Separate pre-arrival questions from tasks after arrival.
• Ask about employment coaching and family programs.

Save and print the broader arrival checklist ↗

Immigration pathways to research

New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program

New Brunswick’s nominee routes and Atlantic program have different requirements. Review the current provincial guidance and explain your intended community, language skills and employer connection when requesting help.

Read the full destination guide: New Brunswick ↗

A city guide helps you plan a destination. Eligibility depends on the relevant immigration program and your circumstances. Use the pathway finder to organize your research, then confirm requirements at the official source.

Explore immigration pathways ↗

PR cards, residency and citizenship

Already a permanent resident? Keep your address and travel records organized when planning a move. PR-card and citizenship applications use federal instructions; a city resource page does not replace those requirements.

• PR card renewal
• Plan your PR residency record
• Citizenship physical presence

Common planning questions

Can a settlement organization handle my immigration case?

Check the scope of the service. Settlement support, language learning and job-search assistance are different from paid immigration representation. If you need case advice, verify the representative’s authorization and agree on services and fees directly.

Verify an authorized representative ↗

Can I request professional help for this destination?

Yes. Include your intended city, preferred language and the help you need in your enquiry. We review requests for a possible connection. These guides do not imply a local office or guaranteed provider availability; remote service depends on the professional.