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Example 2: Obtaining permanent residence through the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)

Clara’s Status: Clara is 24 years old and is working with PGWP after completing her bachelor’s degree in Quebec. He:

• He has 1 year of Canadian work experience as a human resources manager

• If PEQ was active, he would be eligible for the graduate track

• He has two years left on his PGWP

Clara’s sister lives in Nova Scotia; So he decides through Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) take action

AIP Program Terms

Since Clara did not study in the Atlantic provinces, she must take the Skilled Worker route. Main conditions:

The most important step: receiving a job offer

Clara only applies to designated employers in Nova Scotia and declares her intention to use AIP. After the interview, he manages to receive a qualified job offer.

Settlement Plan

AIP includes a mandatory settlement phase. Clara works with the Housing Services Organization and has a personal program that includes:

Provincial approval (Endorsement)

Employer on behalf of Clara to receive Certificate of Endorsement takes action Once approved by the province of Nova Scotia, Clara can submit her application for permanent residence to IRCC.

AIP work permit if needed

If Clara’s PGWP expires before PR is issued, she can apply for AIP Work Permit to act for two years.

Get permanent residence

Finally, Clara’s request was approved and she settled in Nova Scotia as Permanent resident of Canada settles