Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programme (AIPP)

[canuck78]

Hi, Good Morning,

I want to apply AIP, via AISP route,

While I have 1560 hours of work experience of NOC level C (security Guard), in the UK,

Can I please, get a job offer of NOC Level A (A Veterinarian), in the Newfoundland?

I will be much obliged if you reply with your experience please.
Many Thanks & regards

Are you a veterinarian? Have you actually worked as a vet? Have you looked into whether you would be able to get licensed as a vet in Canada?

 

[Icke]

You won’t find a job in this forum.
Also your work experience has to fit to the NOC for the position you’re applying for.

 

[GUsman2020]

Are you a veterinarian? Have you actually worked as a vet? Have you looked into whether you would be able to get licensed as a vet in Canada?

I already got a job offer. (Off course I am vet, & got a licence to work in Canada, & i worked as a Vet, but not within last three years, as I was doing exam preparation & studying master degree)
recent problem is; AISP need recent work experience of 1560 hours, within last 3 years.

 

[GUsman2020]

You won’t find a job in this forum.
Also your work experience has to fit to the NOC for the position you’re applying for.

I already got a job offer. (Off course I am vet, & got a licence to work in Canada, & i worked as a Vet, but not within last three years, as I was doing exam preparation & studying master degree)
recent problem is; AISP need recent work experience of 1560 hours, within last 3 years.

 

[CAhelp1]

Hello guys! I am trying to find a designated employer participating in the new RIPP and AIPP programs to get a job offer in order to be eligible for the above mentioned programs. However it is very difficult to get an interview not to mention a job offer as an outland applicant. My plan is to go to Chatam-Kent and after that in Halifax as a tourist and try to look for a job on the spot for around two weeks. My first question is: Is there an organization/company that can help me contact designated employers within my field of work so I can meet them in person and hopefully get an interview? What can be done to help me for my job hunt while I am in Canada? Second question is, obviously I am not planning to stay and work illegally, however the immigration officers may suspect that because I am entering the country with an intension to look for a job. Should I explain the whole situation as it is and hope for the best or should I tell a different story for the purpose of my visit? Thank you and have a nice day!

 

[BahaB]

Hi everyone!
So I just received a letter yesterday stating that in order to proceed with finalizing my application for PR that I’d have to go in for an interview. My question is this, Do I need to bring my kids as well? They are included as dependants on the application. Ages 5 & 9.
My husband is the Main Applicant & me and the kids are just dependants. Just wondering if I need to bring the kids along or just take their documents?
Thanks in advance!

 

[viky16]

hello guys,
does anyone here has a timeline or waiting for aipp endorsement for Nova scotia?
i submitted my application on october 2018 but still didnt receive an email or confirmation if my application has been received by the government.
i asked my company for an update they told me it takes 4-6 months to get the endorsement.
if anyone has an experience or knowledge about this i would really appreciate if you could share it to me.
thank you

You get ur endrosment and when u get how much time take

 

[viky16]

Hi everyone i need to confirm one thing i applied for AIPP as NOC 6322 Cook and i have 3 year experience in same field and i got my endorsement approval on dec 2018 and applied for PR Jan 2019. Currently I'm in Australia on work visa i left the restaurant job last week. Because some people told me not to leave restaurant. Is it necessary that i have to be working in same restaurant still until i get my PR or i can work anywhere else as well? Because it says on website only one year experience in last 3 years .If anyone can help me in this much appreciated.
Thanks

Send ur time line

 

[Kay2018]

Hey everyone,
I studied a Masters in Memorial University of Newfoundland and eventually found a job. I decided to go for AIPP.
My question here is
1. Do I need to change my non Canadian degrees with WES?
2. What are all the documents I need to apply for a PR through this process?

 

[Icke]

1. Not sure but I don’t think so, since you have your Canadian masters. But don’t rely on that answer.

2. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ram-atlantic-high-skilled-program.html#5424E3

or

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...on-atlantic-intermediate-skilled-program.html

 

[intl_stu]

Hey everyone,
I studied a Masters in Memorial University of Newfoundland and eventually found a job. I decided to go for AIPP.

Please see my responses as follows:
My question here is
1. Do I need to change my non Canadian degrees with WES? It is not required if you are applying through AIGP stream.
2. What are all the documents I need to apply for a PR through this process?

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The starting point is your employer should be a designated employer under AIPP. If they are not, they can apply for it free of cost. https://www.gov.nl.ca/immigration/i...atlantic-immigration-pilot-program/employers/
If they are, the HR should submit your endorsement application to the Immigration office of your province, for this you will need IELTS score handy.
https://www.gov.nl.ca/immigration/files/endorsement_application_en_2017.pdf

In addition to this, please post your AIGP specific questions in the following thread:

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...gp-timelines-and-queries.673153/#post-8465210

After receiving your endorsement, you will have to submit the documents outlined in the following document checklist for AIGP:
https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/pdf/kits/forms/imm5498e.pdf
I hope this helps.

 

[GoDz85]

Good day all,

We are going to NL through AIPP.
Only applied for PR Outland.

Our application is sitting at 9 weeks left (66%)
When should we receive pre-arrival services email?
We have passed medicals and completed biometrics.

Thank you very much!

 

[Kay2018]

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The starting point is your employer should be a designated employer under AIPP. If they are not, they can apply for it free of cost. https://www.gov.nl.ca/immigration/i...atlantic-immigration-pilot-program/employers/
If they are, the HR should submit your endorsement application to the Immigration office of your province, for this you will need IELTS score handy.
https://www.gov.nl.ca/immigration/files/endorsement_application_en_2017.pdf

In addition to this, please post your AIGP specific questions in the following thread:

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-i...gp-timelines-and-queries.673153/#post-8465210

After receiving your endorsement, you will have to submit the documents outlined in the following document checklist for AIGP:
https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/ircc/migration/ircc/english/pdf/kits/forms/imm5498e.pdf
I hope this helps.

Thank you very much for your clear instructions.
My company has applied for designated employer. I shall speak with my HR.
I shall update the process in the required forum for everyone's knowledge.

 

[Kay2018]

1. Not sure but I don’t think so, since you have your Canadian masters. But don’t rely on that answer.

2. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ram-atlantic-high-skilled-program.html#5424E3

or

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...on-atlantic-intermediate-skilled-program.html

Thank you

 

[pb999]

Anyone sent application in december and recieved AOR recent ??sent application on 24 december and recieved on 27 december still waiting for AOR