Atlantic Immigration Program

Welcome to the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) - Your Gateway to Atlantic Canada

The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) stands as a beacon of hope for skilled workers worldwide, offering a fast-tracked route to making Atlantic Canada your new home. With the AIP, the dream of living and working in New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Prince Edward Island, or Nova Scotia is more accessible than ever.

About the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)

The AIP, evolving from the success of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP), has become a permanent fixture in Canada’s immigration landscape since January 1, 2022. This innovative program facilitates the immigration of skilled workers to Canada’s four Atlantic provinces, helping to fill job vacancies and bolster the local economy.

Immigration Targets

2022: 6,250
2023: 6,500
2024: 6,500

Key Features:

No LMIA Required: AIP streamlines the hiring process for employers, removing the need for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
Dual Program Approach: Catering to both high-skilled (AHSP) and intermediate-skilled (AISP) workers.
Family Inclusivity: Immediate family members can join the principal applicant, enhancing the transition to life in Atlantic Canada.
Supportive Transition: Candidates receive a customized settlement plan to ensure a smooth integration into their new community.

For Candidates:

Valid job offer from a designated employer.
Endorsement certificate from the province.
Commitment to apply for permanent residence within 90 days of temporary work permit application.
Minimum education of 12 years and Educational Credential Assessment (ECA).
Language proficiency equivalent to CLB/NCLC level 4.
At least 1 year of work experience in the last 3 years related to the job offer.

For Employers:

Must apply for and obtain a designation from the province(s).
Commitment to support the newcomer and their family in settling in Atlantic Canada.

Our Services Include:

ECA Report Assistance: Guiding you in obtaining your Educational Credential Assessment.
Language Test Preparation: Helping you achieve the necessary language test scores.
Resume Formatting: Tailoring your resume to Canadian standards and job market expectations.
Job Marketing: Promoting your profile across the Atlantic provinces to match you with suitable employers
Interview Preparation: Offering comprehensive support to prepare you for interviews with potential employers.
Endorsement & Settlement Plan: Assisting in obtaining an endorsement from your employer and initiating your customized settlement plan.
PR / Work Permit Application: Providing expert assistance in preparing and submitting your PR or Work Permit application.

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