Applicants using Canada’s Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) could face stricter requirements if their employment changes during the permanent residence process.
Under the updated rules, applicants affected by changes such as a new job role, a move to another designated employer or a change in company ownership must provide updated information to immigration authorities. They now have 90 days to submit the required documents.
The changes are intended to ensure that an applicant’s employment continues to meet the conditions of the AIP. Depending on the circumstances, applicants may need a new provincial endorsement and an updated employment offer form.
The Atlantic Immigration Program provides a pathway to permanent residence for skilled workers and international graduates seeking to settle in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, or Prince Edward Island.
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