Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIPP)

 The pilot, launched in 2017, helps employers in Atlantic Canada hire foreign skilled workers who want to immigrate to Atlantic Canada and international graduates who want to stay in Atlantic Canada after they graduate.

 Due to its success, the government has committed to making this pilot a permanent program. It will continue to be a flagship regional economic immigration program, complementing the provincial nominee programs in each Atlantic province.

 FYND GLOBAL has a whole team of expert counsellors who can walk you through the complete end to end process of Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program.

 To qualify for the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program, applicants must have an official job offer. Usually, to obtain a Canadian job offer valid for immigration purposes, the applicant must obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). This is not required for the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program. Instead, the job offer must be from a designated employer. In 2018 the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program aimed to welcome a maximum of 2,500 new immigrants to the Atlantic region, with targets increasing to 4,000 by 2020.

Three Prgrams

 Three programs operate under the Atlantic Immigration Pilot, which target different types of candidates.

 Atlantic International Graduate Programs
The Atlantic International Graduate Program is aimed at candidates who have a degree, diploma or other credential from a publicly-funded institution in an Atlantic province. Work experience is not required. The job offer must last for at least one year.

 Atlantic High-Skilled Program
The Atlantic High-Skilled Program is aimed at skilled workers with management, professional or technical/skilled job experience. There are also other requirements. The job offer must last for at least one year.

 Atlantic Intermediate-Skilled Program
The Atlantic Intermediate-Skilled Program is aimed at candidates for jobs requiring a high school education and/or job-specific training. There are also other requirements. The job offer must be permanent.

Provincial Endorsement

 Each job offer received through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot must be approved by the provincial government.

 After the candidate has received their Settlement Plan, the employer handles the application for endorsement.

 Candidates should not apply for permanent residency until they have received a Certificate of Endorsement. This must be provided together with the application.

Documents Required At The Time Of Submission Of The Application:

 Language proficiency test results from authorized agencies

 Police records proving no past criminal records

 Medical certificate to prove one’s sound health

 Education assessment reports

 Work experience certificates.

 Miscellaneous documents.

What Fynd Global Will Do For You Atlantic Immigration Pilot?

 We assess your profile

 We Submit your application and documents

 We prepare your application

 We provide guidance for you to obtain all the required supporting documents

 We help you at every step possible

 We help you with your language proficiency tests

 We support you in every manner possible till the time you receive your PR

 We orient you enough through our post landing counseling to ensure you have a safe landing in Canada.

 We provide assistance with your initial stay in Canada and also help you with your job search.