The short answer

Direct transfer

A worker certified in another Canadian province or territory may have that certification recognized by the New Brunswick regulator after an approved Labour Mobility application, with no additional exam or assessment mentioned.

Source
“Labour Mobility, a chapter of the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT), stipulates that a worker’s certification may be recognized by the relevant regulatory body in another Canadian province or territory after an application is approved.”
nbrea.ca/become-a-realtor/labour-mobility-applicants

Both provinces

Licensed in OntarioMoving to New Brunswick
Licence status Licence required Licence required
Regulator Real Estate Council of Ontario New Brunswick Real Estate Association
Guide Real estate agent in Ontario Real estate agent in New Brunswick

Steps to transfer

  1. Apply through Labour Mobility

    Source
    “Labour Mobility, a chapter of the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT), stipulates that a worker’s certification may be recognized by the relevant regulatory body in another Canadian province or territory after an application is approved.”
    nbrea.ca/become-a-realtor/labour-mobility-applicants

Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with New Brunswick Real Estate Association

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