Atlantic Immigration Pilot

On March 1, 2019, we announced:

a 2-year extension of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot
changes that give international graduates more time to apply
more flexibility for hiring health-care professionals
changes to the requirements for temporary work permit applications (starting May 1, 2019)

Employers in Atlantic Canada

Find out how the pilot works and if you can participate

Learn how to become a designated employer in one of the Atlantic Provinces

Choose the right program to fill your job vacancy

Hire a skilled foreign worker or international graduate

See if you can work and live in Atlantic Canada through the pilot

Work with a designated employer to get a job offer that matches your program requirements

What you need to apply for permanent residence in Atlantic Canada, including a settlement plan and certificate of endorsement

Get the forms you need to apply for permanent residence

How skilled foreign workers and international graduates can immigrate into a welcoming community in Atlantic Canada

Step by step guide for using the Atlantic Immigration Pilot for employers and candidates

How to become a designated employer and hire candidates through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot