Atlantic Immigration Program
he Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) is a Canadian immigration pathway designed to help skilled workers and international graduates move to the four Atlantic provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. It is specifically tailored for individuals who want to work and settle in these regions, addressing labor shortages and boosting economic growth. The AIP provides a streamlined process for permanent residency, focusing on individuals who have job offers from designated employers in these provinces.
The program includes three main categories: Atlantic International Graduate Program, Atlantic High-Skilled Program, and Atlantic Intermediate-Skilled Program. A key benefit of this program is its emphasis on employer-driven recruitment, making it easier for candidates to connect with employers in the Atlantic region. This offers both skilled workers and graduates an opportunity to build a future in a growing, welcoming community.
Employer-Supported Immigration
Applicants must secure a job offer from a designated employer in the Atlantic provinces.Streamlined Process
The AIP offers an efficient pathway to permanent residency without the need for a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).Multiple Categories
The program is open to skilled workers, intermediate-skilled workers, and international graduates from recognized Canadian post-secondary institutions.Supportive Communities
The Atlantic provinces offer a welcoming environment for newcomers, with community support to help them settle.Process
Obtain a Job Offer:
Submit Application:
Receive Provincial Endorsement
Permanent Residency Application


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