Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program helps employers in Atlantic Canada hire international skilled workers who want to get permanent residency in Canada and foreign graduates who want to stay in Atlantic Canada once they graduate. Three programs are fiend to hire candidates for the job, which are as follow:
The candidate must meet all the necessary education requirements including, he or she must have at least a two-year diploma, certificate, degree, or apprenticeship or trade credential. However, all these credentials should be publicly approved by institutions in the Atlantic province. Besides, the candidate must have been a full-time student for the entire duration of the course. The applicant must have lived in Atlantic province for a minimum of 16 months. Candidates with distance learning for more than half the length of the study cannot apply for this program.
Applicants who are educated in Canada must approve the language tests. English or French are proof that a candidate is eligible to communicate while living and working in Canada. Candidates can send the results if they have passed the tests and are less than two years old.
Applicants must have enough funds for themselves and their families living in Canada. However, the funds depend on the size of the family.
If the applicant and employer meet all the requirements after obtaining the job letter, they can apply.
The applicant must have worked for a minimum of 1,560 hours in the last three years. The skill level is categorized as O, A, B, or C.
The candidate must have any one of the following:
Before hiring the applicant, the employer must be designated by the provincial government of the Atlantic province. If a company wants their organization to be designated, it should be:
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