Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program

Skilled employees who want to settle in Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, or Nova Scotia can take advantage of Canada’s Atlantic Immigration Trial program. Graduates from outside the country who earned their degree in one of these four states can also participate in the trial program.

Qualified and talented people have a lot more opportunities for immigration. Your prior work history and/or educational background provides you an immediate leg up on other visa candidates. People who can help a country’s prosperity are generally welcomed with open arms. In remote and regional regions where population development is sluggish, Canada’s high ageing rate has left a significant void in the labour market.

Due in significant part to liberal immigration laws, Canada’s economy is booming. Skilled workers from all over the globe are flocking there in hopes of contributing to the nation’s continued growth and diversity. The time to stake your claim in a nation on the rise has never been better than now because of the fast expansion of the economy, which is generating positions that desperately need to be filled while at the same time a void is being created by early retirement.

Initial Procedure for Participation in the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program

You need an employment contract from an approved company in Atlantic Canada to take part in the Atlantic immigration trial. In addition to this offer, you should also request a duplicate of the employer’s Proof of Appointment. You can’t submit to the programme without a specified sponsor, so if they don’t have one, encourage them to consider getting one.