INTRODUCE PROGRAM

The RNIP (Rural Northern Immigration Pilot) is a Canadian immigration program designed based on the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP) as a pilot program for immigration in Canada, aimed at providing opportunities for:

International students

Foreign skilled workers who are permanent residents are eligible for Canadian citizenship

The provinces and territories that have registered to participate in the RNIP program are:

On January 24th, 2019, the Canadian government officially announced the RNIP pilot program to support communities in rural and northern areas to strengthen their economic, social, and demographic development.

SUITABLE CANDIDATES

Skilled workers

Workers under the program must have skills or relevant work experience

Semi-skilled labor

It is not necessary to have high-level skills, but it is important to be professional and committed to the job

International students

International students who have graduated from schools located in the 11 regions participating in the RNIP program

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TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR IMMIGRATION?

APPROVAL PROCESS

1

Profile Assessment

Select a community to settle in from the participating communities in the pilot program

2

Planning and preparing application for study

Ensure eligibility for the Full-time study program of at least 2 years

3

Apply for a referral letter from one of the 11 participating regions

Submit the application within 18 months after graduation. Receive a full-time job offer

4

Complete and submit the Permanent Resident application

Start studying and working in Canada with family

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