PROGRAM INTRODUCTION

The Canada Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program, or AIPP for short, is a pilot program established to address the shortage of skilled workers in the Atlantic region of Canada, applicable to 4 provinces: New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

This program helps workers settle and receive benefits as Canadian citizens. In addition, it helps organizations and businesses attract and retain global talent to create more jobs. At the same time, it supports population growth, provides skilled labor to Canada, and increases the employment rate in the region.

The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program has three options:

  • The Atlantic High-Skilled Program (AHSP): for international students graduating with high skills and work experience outside of Canada.
  • The Atlantic International Graduate Program (AIGP): for international students graduating from a post-secondary institution in Atlantic Canada.
  • The Atlantic Intermediate-Skilled Program (AISP): for skilled workers with intermediate skills and work experience in the Atlantic provinces.

Of these options, the Atlantic High-Skilled Program (AHSP) and the Atlantic International Graduate Program (AIGP) are for those who want to apply for permanent residency through studying and working in Canada.

NOTE: Job requirements will need to be skilled type/national occupational classification (NOC) skill level 0, A, or B

SUITABLE CANDIDATES

ATLANTIC HIGH – SKILLED PROGRAM ATLANTIC HIGH – SKILLED PROGRAM
Academic requirements Meet ALL of the following requirements:
* Hold a degree or diploma of at least 2 years in length
* Be a full-time student throughout the course of study
* Submit the application within 2 years of graduation
* Hold a valid visa or necessary documents to work in Canada
The Following study programs that half of the study time
* Online courses that exceed half of the study program
* Government sholarships received in the home country that require a return service after graduation		 You must have ONE of the following documents:
* A degree from a recognized Canadian institution
* A foreign degree that can be converted to a Canadian equivalent
* A foreign degree that can be assessed for Canadian equivalency
* An Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) report confirms the value of the degree as converted to Canadian standards. The report must be confirmed within 5 years before the submission date of the Permanent Resident (PR) application
Work experience No Must have at least 1-year full-time work experience within the last 3 years from the date of application
* The current job must fall under the O,A or B category in the immigration occupation list.
* Self – emloyment experience is not counted as work experience in this program
Work permit Full-time and permanent employee with a fixed-term contract of at least 1 year Full-time and permanent employee with a fixed-term contract of at least 1 yea


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APPROVAL PROCESS

1

Select a program

Choose the right program for the candidate

2

Prepare profile

Includes: Job offer letter, English or French certificate, Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)....

3

Pay tuition fees and pay within the specified time

Candidates need to pay the tuition fee and pay within the specified time

4

Get PR

Get PR after the wait and start living in Canada

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