Other Permanent Residency Programs

The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) is an immigration program that allows skilled international workers and graduates from a school in Canada to obtain permanent residence in Canada to settle in one of the four Atlantic provinces: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island or Newfoundland and Labrador.

To immigrate to the Atlantic region of Canada through this program, you must be:

• A graduate student from a recognized post-secondary institution in Atlantic Canada, or
• A skilled worker.

You may be living abroad or already in Canada as a temporary resident.

• Job offer from a designated employer in the province (for graduates and skilled workers):
  • Specific requirements apply to job offers (duration, type of occupation, etc.).

• Work experience:
  • This requirement varies depending on whether you are a graduate or a skilled worker.

• Education (for graduates and skilled workers):
  • A minimum level of education is required, which varies depending on whether you are a graduate or a skilled worker.

• Language (for graduates and skilled workers):
  • A minimum level of knowledge of English/French is required, which varies depending on the TEER.

• Financial aid (for graduates and skilled workers)

*If you meet the requirements to apply for PR through this program, you may be eligible to apply for a temporary work permit while your permanent residency application is being processed.

Pilot programs for permanent residence in Canada are temporary initiatives created by the Canadian government to address specific labor market needs, attract immigrants to certain regions, or support particular sectors. These programs allow foreign workers and international graduates to obtain permanent residence if they meet certain criteria.

Main features of pilot programs 📋

1. Time objective: Pilot programs usually have a limited duration, so these types of programs are opened and closed.
2. Specific focus: They focus on particular needs, such as addressing labor shortages in specific sectors or promoting growth in less populated areas.
3. Various requirements: Eligibility criteria depend on the program and include work experience, education, job offer, and language proficiency.

Most notable Pilot Programs:

• Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
• Agri-Food Pilot
• Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot

To learn more about these programs and check if they're currently open, contact us! We'd be happy to help you every step of the way. 🌟

Temporary public policies are exceptional measures implemented by the government to address urgent or extraordinary situations. 

As their name indicates, they are provisional measures that are implemented for a limited period and may change or end once the situation that justifies them has disappeared. 

Key Temporary Public Policies for Permanent Residence:

• Permanent residence pathways for Hong Kong residents
• Permanent residence for out-of-status construction workers in the Greater Toronto Area
• Permanent residence for families of victims of flight PS752

To learn more about these programs and check if they're currently open, contact us! We'd be happy to help you every step of the way. 🌟

Requesting humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) consideration is an exceptional measure – it is not simply another means of applying for permanent residence in Canada. 

You can apply for permanent residence from within Canada on humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) grounds if:

• You are a foreign national currently living in Canada;
• You need an exemption from one or more requirements of the Immigration and Nationality Act and Regulations (IRPA and IRPR) to apply for permanent residence within Canada;
• You are not eligible to apply for permanent residence within Canada under any other immigration category, but you believe your circumstances warrant H&C consideration for the granting of permanent residence.

To be considered for an exemption from the usual requirements of the Immigration Act, you must:

• Clearly state in your application the specific exemption you are requesting. Demonstrate that there are sufficient and compelling reasons for granting you an exemption that would allow you to apply for permanent residence from within Canada.
• Provide all details related to your request, including the reasons why you believe an H&C exemption should be granted.
• Demonstrate that there are sufficient and compelling reasons for you to be granted an exemption that allows you to apply for permanent residence from within Canada.

Do you need help with a humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) application? We know that every situation is unique and deserves to be handled with empathy and dedication. At ImmiGoal, we'll guide you through every step of the process, ensuring your application clearly and convincingly reflects your special circumstances. Contact us today for the guidance and support you need—we're here to help you build a future in Canada.