What about AIPP, the fastest way to get identity in Canada?

Immigration Canada recently released the pilot project of Atlantic immigration in four Atlantic provinces (commonly known as "AIPP"). This project is a demonstration project of federal government immigrant investment guaranteed by employers. It is committed to assisting the four Atlantic provinces to introduce population and employment. Suitable for foreigners to settle in Canada. The application qualification is relatively loose, and the knowledge and academic qualifications are relatively low. You can apply if you have an employer's offer, and you can quickly obtain the true identity of Australian permanent residents in one step.

Provincial candidates recite: 1 for the applicant. The employer combines the new employees it recruits with the local residential service organizations it participates in;

2. The applicant should contact the residential service organization of his choice to obtain the needs assessment service items and make the residential plan for the applicant and his relatives;

3. After the needs assessment, the residential service organization failed to apply for the residential plan;

4. The applicant sends the residence plan to the employer;

5. The employer shall apply for inter-provincial and inter-regional recitation. Send the application materials to the provincial identity bureau, including the employment notice and residence plan. When there is an urgent vacancy to fill the vacancy, the applicant may be eligible for a temporary work permit. For example, there is an efficient work plan, letters of recommendation from various provinces and regions, and a service commitment to apply for permanent residence.

6 Provincial Bureau to check the relevant information and allow the province to recite the application, and issue the province to recite the approval letter to the applicant.

The requirement is that the children who apply have degrees from public institutions of higher learning in four Atlantic provinces, and foreign students can get maple leaf cards directly if they find a good job within two years after graduation. However, because it is only for graduates from four Atlantic provinces, the scope is narrow, so most of China's applications are more suitable for 1 skilled talents. Technical talents applying for AIPP project do not need to have any local social experience in Australia, but only need to do the most basic investigation on the applicant's diploma, work experience and language expression ability to find a job. In fact, CLB Band 4 is not difficult, which is equivalent to IELTS 4.5, reading 3.5, writing 4, speaking 4 and basic English level. Work experience stipulates that one year is enough within three years, full-time, part-time or discontinuous work.

The North Atlantic Immigration Investment Pilot Project (AIPP) is an immigration project jointly launched by Canada and the four eastern provinces (NB, NS, NL and PEI), and it is also provided for foreign skilled workers and international university graduates who work and live in the four deep-sea provinces of Canada! This project hopes to attract professionals to work in the four Atlantic provinces of Australia by issuing permanent immigration visas to the United States to meet the urgent needs of local human capital. It also helps employers in the North Atlantic to hire qualified candidates to solve the problem of local recruitment when the local demand for jobs cannot be met. This is also a simple and convenient immigration project that is rare for Canadian immigrants in history. To describe AIPP in one sentence is one of the "immigration projects sponsored by new employers in Australia with the least requirements, the fastest speed and one step".