New Brunswick Wage Rates & LMIA Benchmarks
Official Canadian government wage statistics for New Brunswick (Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton). Check prevailing median wages required for LMIA work permit approval and job offers.
NBPNP (New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program)
As Canada's only officially bilingual province, New Brunswick offers prioritized immigration processing and lower score cutoffs for French and bilingual candidates.
How the LMIA Prevailing Wage Works in New Brunswick
When a Canadian employer applies for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) in New Brunswick, they must offer you an hourly wage that is at least equal to the median wage for your specific NOC code.
Under ESDC rules, the High-Wage Stream threshold is calculated as the Provincial Median Hourly Wage plus 20% ($23.50/hr + 20% = $28.20/hr). Any wage offer below this amount falls under the Low-Wage Stream, which is subject to employer hiring caps and refusal-to-process moratoriums in census metropolitan areas with 6%+ unemployment.
All 516 Occupation Wages in New Brunswick
Search any occupation code or job title to check regional LMIA prevailing rates.
New Brunswick Wage & LMIA FAQ
Frequently asked questions about minimum wages, median benchmarks, and LMIA approval in New Brunswick.