Employers must receive provincial designation to participate in the Atlantic Immigration Pilot 2026

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  2. Begin by indicating which application program the Foreign National (FN) Principal Applicant will be applying under. Choose from options like Atlantic International Graduate Program (AIGP), Atlantic High-Skilled Program (AHSP), or Atlantic Intermediate-Skilled Program (AISP).
  3. Provide evidence of previous work experience for the FN Principal Applicant, including their job title and NOC code.
  4. Attach a detailed position description that outlines roles and responsibilities, along with all supporting documents for the position.
  5. Document recruitment activities undertaken over the past 12 months. Specify if this is a new position and provide reasons if applicable.
  6. Fill in the Foreign National Information section with details such as name, address, email, phone number, and family status.
  7. Complete the Settlement and Integration section by ensuring each FN Principal Applicant receives a comprehensive pre-endorsement needs assessment.
  8. Finalize by signing the Employer Declaration and Employee Declaration sections to confirm all information is accurate and complete.

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The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) is a pathway towards permanent residence for skilled foreign workers and international graduates from a recognized post-secondary institution in Atlantic Canada who want to live and work in New Brunswick.
Endorsement A designated AIP employer offers you a job. You will be connected with settlement services to get a settlement plan. Send your settlement plan to your designated employer, they will send an application for endorsement to the department. You will receive a provincial endorsement certificate.
Atlantic immigration program FeePrice ($CAN) Atlantic immigration program Your application Processing fee ($950) and right of permanent residence fee ($575) $1,525.00 Your application (without right of permanent residence fee) $950.006 more rows
The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) is a pathway to permanent residence for skilled foreign workers and international graduates who want to work and live in 1 of Canadas 4 Atlantic provinces.
Effective April 4, 2025 the Atlantic Immigration Program is paused for the remainder of the year, as our full allocation for 2025 for this program has been docHubed. This pause affects the acceptance of new endorsement applications, as well as new invitations to employers to become designated employers under the AIP.

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Top Benefits of Canadas Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) A Clear Path to Permanent Residency. Employer Support and Job Security. Faster Processing and Quick Settlement. Life in Beautiful Atlantic Provinces. Settlement and Family Support. Long-Term Benefits.
To be eligible for the AIP you must: have qualifying work experience unless you are an international student that graduated from a recognized post-secondary institution in Atlantic Canada. meet the educational criteria. meet the language criteria.

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