Fast approval, simple requirements, obtain the Maple Leaf Card in one step

Project IntroductionThe Atlantic Immigration Pilot is a federal immigration program in Canada, designed for quick immigration to permanent residency in one step. This program aims to attract skilled workers and international graduates who intend to live in the four Atlantic provinces. The four Atlantic provinces include New Brunswick (NB), Newfoundland and Labrador (NL), Nova Scotia (NS), and Prince Edward Island (PEI). The program opened in March 2017, with a pilot period of 3 years. On March 1, 2019, the federal immigration office announced an extension of the AIPP program for another 2 years, until December 2021.

• Recommendation Index: ★★★★★
• Residence Requirement:2 years out of 5 years
• Processing Period:1 year
• Identity Type:Permanent Residency
• Investment Amount:None

Project Advantages: Low language requirements
                 Simple application requirements
                 Fast approval, obtain the Maple Leaf Card in one step
                 High welfare benefits, first-class education platform, high quality of life
                 One person applies, the whole family immigrates

Application Conditions:High-skilled category
Applicants must have at least1 year of work experience in the past 3 years(in NOC categories 0, A, B)
Language must reach at leastCLB4or above (English or French)
Must havea high school diploma or above
Must have a full-time job offer from an employer in the four Atlantic provinces for 1 year (in NOC categories 0, A, B)
               Meet the financial requirements
   
 

Intermediate-skilled category
Applicants must have at least 1 year of work experience in the past 3 years (in NOC category C)
Language must reach at least CLB4 or above (English or French)
Must haveHigh school or aboveeducation
Must have a long-term full-time job offer from an employer in the four Atlantic provinces(in NOC categories 0, A, B, C)Application Process:1: Free consultation 2: Sign contract 3: Prepare documents 4: Match with employer 5: Obtain employer job offer 6: Obtain provincial endorsement 7: Submit immigration application 8: Receive file number and fingerprinting letter 9: Complete fingerprinting 10: Receive medical examination notice 11: Supplementary documents or interview 12: Apply for work visa 13: Obtain work visa 14: Arrive in Canada to start work (within one year of medical examination) 15: Case approved to obtain immigration visa
Meet the financial requirements

Supplementary Note: The application time is approximately 6-8 months from the submission of the immigration application, and the application process and time are for reference only, subject to the actual approval time by the authorities.Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Will having a spouse, child, or relative studying, working, living, or owning property outside the Atlantic provinces affect their intention to reside?

A: No.Q: Is there an age limit for immigration in this program?
A: The maximum age limit is 50 years.
*If the applicant is 51 years old, and has outstanding education, language, and work experience, there is still a chance to apply for this program. Specifically, the applicant's social security, individual tax, and bank statements must be complete, with rich work experience, and the job position must be a technical position (IT or accounting).
Q: Which job positions are easier to match with local jobs?
A: The following types of positions are relatively easier to match with local jobs:

(1) Sales and Administrative: Sales Director, Sales Manager, Administrative Director, Administrative Manager;
(2) Catering and Retail: Restaurant Manager, Chef, Retail Store Manager, Store Manager;
(3) Technical: IT Manager, IT, Cashier, Bookkeeper;
(4) Others: Designer, Tour Guide, Import and Export Trade, etc.
( 3）技术类：IT经理、IT、出纳、记账员 ；
( 4）其它：设计师、导游、进出口贸易等。