hannamia007:


Sure, if it’s under NOC 0, A or B and can get a reference letter

Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys!

Below is the comprehensive breakdown of my AIPP Permanent Residence timeline -

*Province*: Newfoundland and Labrador

NOC 6315 - *(High Skilled)*.....

*Job offer* - January 9th, 2019

*Settlement Plan* : January 21st, 2019

*AOR Endorsement* - February 28th, 2019

*Endorsement Approval* - March 26th, 2019

*ECA approval* - April 12th, 2019

*IELTS* - Sat for exam in April 27th, 2019

Received my *IELTS* results in May 10th, 2019



*PR DETAILED TIMELINE UNDER AIPP STREAM*

*PR Application* :

Received/AOR: June 3rd, 2019

*BIL* : June 26th, 2019

*Medical Passed* : June 26th, 2019

*BIL SUBMITTED AT VAC* : June 27th, 2019

I wish everyone success in their respective applications.

Frankrobbn1:


Assuming your spouse eventually was the lucky one to secure a job offer under the AIPP program from a designated employer he/she will be the Principal Applicant. The accompanying spouse doesnt need to write an IELTS and ECA. With that being said, If your spouse PR Application turns out successful, you automatically become a PR without stress . Please be well informed that AIPP is quite different from Express Entry where both parties (husband and wife) needs to sit and crack their brains for IELTS 8777 and attain at least a master's degree before being considered for an ITA.

Frankrobbn1:
Thank you so very much for this and congrats on Ur PPR


Assuming your spouse eventually was the lucky one to secure a job offer under the AIPP program from a designated employer he/she will be the Principal Applicant. The accompanying spouse doesnt need to write an IELTS and ECA. With that being said, If your spouse PR Application turns out successful, you automatically become a PR without stress . Please be well informed that AIPP is quite different from Express Entry where both parties (husband and wife) needs to sit and crack their brains for IELTS 8777 and attain at least a master's degree before being considered for an ITA.

Jay35:



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Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys! 8

I wish everyone success in their respective applications.

skymint:
I have HND electrical electronics with a master in information technology.
And I also have 12 years experience on ATM Engineering and system repair
Is this acceptable ?

##hannamia007, Your input shall be greatly appreciated.

xcaper:
Congratulation Frank. More wins for all of us in this Canada Journey. How long did you go hunting online before you landed this job? How was your interview conducted what means was used?

teechedah:
Congratulation bro, am so happy for you.Please I saw this under the high skilled that someone must have at least a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent education

reliableGod:
Thank you so very much for this and congrats on Ur PPR

kcosam:
Hello Frank,
Please am really interested on knowing the financial implications from ECA, IELTS, PR application fee, etc. From your experience so far.
Also I have seen in one of the province which i think its Newfoundland that said applicants must submit their ECA and IELTS alongside their application for endorsement, I guess the rule doesn't apply to all.
Is there any difference between the requirements for PR and Work permit under the AIPP?
Did the company tell you from their experience the reason for high rate of Work permit refusal and the reason to apply for PR instead?

Frankrobbn1:
While reading through the internet, I stumbled on this thread. Happy to be here with you guys!

Below is the comprehensive breakdown of my AIPP Permanent Residence timeline -

*Province*: Newfoundland and Labrador

hannamia007:


Their is NOC for tailor which falls under B.

Olaneeran:
Congratulations to you, NL pioneer AIPP PR!

I would like to confirm the highest degree you stated on your resume to land this job.

Frankrobbn1:


During my quest, I decided to build up my LinkedIn account and fortunately I got to see one of the approved companies under AIPP and [/b]their advertisement for Vacancy for over two months [b] I said to myself let me just try this one and see if things turns out fine for me.... More like a trial!. I didn't even invest so much hope that I'll secure the job. After all, I have been getting a rejection response/mail from them all this while, therefore it's no longer a new thing to me. I braced up and contacted the company via their LinkedIn page as well as messaged them about my interest in working for the company and filling up their labour shortage. Fortunately, the company replied my message and requested that I should mail them a copy my resume and a cover letter which will detail about my vast working experience in the field and why I am fit for the job/position in their company and the contributions I'll bring to the team that will yield high productivity for the company etc..

I wish you all the very best.

Frankrobbn1:


Breakdown of the cost of AIPP PROGRAM -

ECA - N110,000
IELTS - N75,000
PR APPLICATION $550 AND RPRF $490 (Right of Permanent Residence fee) - $1040 which is equivalent to = N292,240
BIOMETRICS - $85 which is equivalent to N23,885
MEDICALS @IOM - N41,500


Total = N542,625

It's now a requirement for all provinces in the Altantic that Applicants must submit ECA and IELTS as at the time of Application for a provincial endorsement. This rule was recently effected. It was not in place when I started my process. However, during the processing of my endorsement the immigration officer requested for proof of my highest level of education and a copy of my resume.

Permanent Residence is a visa/status granted to a foreigner who is not a Canadian citizen and bestowed the right to live and work in Canada without any time limit on their stay. Whereas, work permit is a temporary resident visa that allows you to work for a specific period of time for an employer. The work permit was originally created for companies/employers that are anxiously/urgently seeking for a foreign employee to come over to Canada and fill up the labour shortage in their organization and subsequently apply for their PR within Canada.

The company complained that they have had issues with Nigerian applicants applying for Work permit to Canada. They further explained to me that applicants from Nigeria are been invited for an interview at the canadian consulate (embassy) at Lagos. During the interview, the visa offficer at the embassy will begin to run a background check on the applicants work experience letter (reference letters) as well as start contacting/calling each and every of the referees on the applicant's resume, the employer in Nigeria, and also the applicant's family members in order to ascertain that the applicants really had the job experience in the corresponding NOC stated on the job offer from the employer in Canada. Furthermore, they complained that Work permit application takes forever like 8-12 months before a response is communicated to the applicant, which all end up as a REFUSAL. So he advised that Permanent Residence is the best option for Nigerian applicants seeking to migrate through the AIPP program and the PR process takes at least 6 months or less in most cases.


I hope this helps.

Frankrobbn1:


te skilled program.

teechedah:
Oh thank you, I guess i was wrong. I taught someone must school in canada, i never knew i can also use my naija diploma cert.

femisek:
Kindly clarify please,Does it mean if you get a job offer,you can choose to go for PR directly neglecting work permit?Who decides you go for which,you or the employer?

Frankrobbn1:


Breakdown of the cost of AIPP PROGRAM -

I hope this helps.

Mariesio:


Good Day,

Kindly clarify this pls : Does the vacancy need to be over a month old before it can be considered under the AiPP?

Shinningstar201:


Why don't you want to go the EE route?

Frankrobbn1:


Yes designated employers in the Atlantic province must show proof at the time of applying for a provincial endorsement that the company has made effort in recruiting a permanent residence/canadian citizen (locally)within the province to fill up the shortage of labour. With that said, employer must submit proof of newspapers, and magazines where they advertised the job title which made it eligible for the company to recruit a foreign employee.

Frankrobbn1:


Yes designated employers in the Atlantic province must show proof at the time of applying for a provincial endorsement that the company has made effort in recruiting a permanent residence/canadian citizen (locally)within the province to fill up the shortage of labour. With that said, employer must submit proof of newspapers, and magazines where they advertised the job title which made it eligible for the company to recruit a foreign employee.

skymint:
I have HND electrical electronics with a master in information technology.
And I also have 12 years experience on ATM Engineering and system repair
Is this acceptable ?

##hannamia007, Your input shall be greatly appreciated.

teechedah:
Congratulation bro, am so happy for you.Please I saw this under the high skilled that someone must have at least a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent education

femisek:
Kindly clarify please,Does it mean if you get a job offer,you can choose to go for PR directly neglecting work permit?Who decides you go for which,you or the employer?

Frankrobbn1:


Yes designated employers in the Atlantic province must show proof at the time of applying for a provincial endorsement that the company has made effort in recruiting a permanent residence/canadian citizen (locally)within the province to fill up the shortage of labour. With that said, employer must submit proof of newspapers, and magazines where they advertised the job title which made it eligible for the company to recruit a foreign employee.

TripleAyo:


Hi
Thanks for your input.

I'd like to ask you a question.
How long do you need to work with your employer before you can move to other jobs or provinces.
I'm saying this because some people are of the opinion that you will be irrevocably tied to your employer once you go this route.
What's your opinion on this?