Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program operates in collaboration with the Federal Government of Canada and the 4 Provinces in the Atlantic Canada region:
An employer-driven program, Atlantic Immigration Pilot expedites the immigration of skilled overseas workers to the region. All primary applicants arriving in Canada through the AIPP are required to have an offer of a job from a nominated employer. They are also required to possess a Plan of Settlement for themselves and their members of the family.
The designated employer firstly should offer a job after identifying the candidate who fulfills the program criteria and their employment needs. AIPP does not require the employers to undergo the procedure of obtaining the LMIA - Labor Market Impact Assessment.
After the candidate accepts the job offer, the employer then connects the candidate with a nominated service provider organization for settlement for assessing the needs and developing a Plan of Settlement. The long-term assimilation of the newly arrived immigrant and family members if applicable will also be supported by the employer. This is to ensure that the immigrant fulfills the objectives of the settlement plan upon arrival to Canada.
Employers that require to quickly fill a job opening will have access to the Provisional Work Visa to enable the arrival of the immigrant and family members to Canada at the earliest. The candidates who wish to get this Work Visa will require:Â
Thus, AIPP is an exceptional immigration pathway for applicants who are unable to receive the ITA through the Express Entry Draw in the federal Express Entry Program. Such candidates can enhance their chances of receiving the Canada PR Visa by applying through this comparatively easier immigration pathway.Â
The AIPP has 3 immigration pathways that are aimed at diverse categories of candidates.Â
AIPPs Atlantic High-Skilled Program is for skilled workers who have professional, management, or skilled/technical job experience.Â
The job offer made to the applicants need not necessarily be in the same occupation as that of the previous work experience. But the candidates are required to fulfill the jobs employment requirements as specified in the NOC.Â
You must have been employed for a minimum of 1 year (30 hours weekly or a total of 1, 560 hours) in the last 3 years. It can be part-time, non-continuous, or full-time as long as it sums up to 1, 560 hours.Â
The work has to be:
The experience can be obtained overseas or in Canada.Â
Candidates are required to have:
In the case of overseas educational credentials, an ECA - Educational Credential Assessment will be needed to ensure its validity and being on par with a Canadian credential. The ECA must demonstrate that the education is on par with a Canadian Degree, Diploma, or Certificate at the Post-secondary or Secondary level in Canada. The ECA must also be obtained within 5 years of the date of application.Â
Candidates are required to:
Applicants must prove that they have adequate finances for supporting themselves along with the family members upon immigration to Canada. The amount of funds is based on the family size inclusive of those non-immigrating members whom the applicants support.Â
Evidence is not needed if the candidate is already residing and working in Canada having a valid Work Visa.Â
The Intermediate-Skilled Program of the AIPP is for candidates for jobs that require Job-specific training and/or High School education.Â
The job offer made to the applicants need not necessarily be in the same occupation as that of the previous work experience. But the candidates are required to fulfill the jobs employment requirements as specified in the NOC.Â
The experience can be obtained overseas or in Canada.Â
Candidates are required to have:
In the case of overseas educational credentials, an ECA - Educational Credential Assessment will be needed to ensure its validity and being on par with a Canadian credential. The ECA must demonstrate that the education is on par with a Canadian Degree, Diploma, or Certificate at the Post-secondary or Secondary level in Canada. The ECA must also be obtained within 5 years of the date of application.Â
Candidates are required to:
Applicants must prove that they have adequate finances for supporting themselves along with the family members upon immigration to Canada. The amount of funds is based on the family size inclusive of those non-immigrating members whom the applicants support.Â
Evidence is not needed if the candidate is already residing and working in Canada having a valid Work Visa.Â
The International Graduate Program of the AIPP is for candidates who have a Diploma, Degree, or other educational credentials from an Atlantic province institution that is funded publicly.Â
Applicants are required to have an offer of a job that is:Â
The job offer made to the applicants need not necessarily be in the same occupation as that of the previous work experience. But the candidates are required to fulfill the jobs employment requirements as specified in the NOC.Â
Having work experience is not a requirement for the candidates.Â
Candidates are required to have:
A candidate also becomes ineligible if their fellowship or scholarship needed them to return to their home nation upon graduation.
Candidates are required to:
Applicants must prove that they have adequate finances for supporting themselves along with the family members upon immigration to Canada. The amount of funds is based on the family size inclusive of those non-immigrating members whom the applicants support.Â
Evidence is not needed if the candidate is already residing and working in Canada having a valid Work Visa.Â
Amount of funds required for all 3 immigration pathways under AIPP:Â
| Funds Necessary | Number of Members of Family (comprising non-immigrating members whom you support) |
| $3,167 | 1 |
| $3,943 | 2 |
| $4,847 | 3 |
| $5,885 | 4 |
| $6,675 | 5 |
| $7,528 | 6 |
| $8,381 | 7 or more |
Candidates interested in immigration to Canada through any of the three pathways under the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program need a Plan of Settlement upon receipt of the job offer. The plan has been designed to help them in settling in Canada by emphasizing specific resources for the needs of the candidates and their families. You will also be informed regarding assistance points in the community whom you can contact. Â
Candidates endorse the Plan of Settlement with a Service Provider for Settlement available both overseas and inside Canada. The employer can guide the candidate regarding the organization to be chosen.Â
During the assessment of needs, the organization will enquire about the candidate and their family members. This can be done over the telephone, in person, or online. The candidate will then be offered the personalized Plan of Settlement by the organization.Â
Every job offer made through the AIPP needs endorsement from the province. The endorsement application is managed by the employer once the candidate receives the Settlement Plan.
Candidates must not apply for Canada PR Visa till they obtain the Endorsement Certificate. This needs to be furnished along with the application.Â
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