RNIP PROGRAM UPDATE
The city of Brandon, Manitoba, is the latest Canadian community to launch its local component of the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot.
The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) is designed to match foreign workers with employers facing labour shortages in 11 communities selected for their size, location, job opportunities and ability to help newcomers settle.
An eligible offer of full-time, permanent employment in one of the participating communities is required and only those candidates who receive a Community Recommendation through the RNIP can apply for Canadian permanent residence.
As many as 2,750 principal applicants plus their families could be approved for permanent residence through the RNIP annually.
The RNIP is community-driven, meaning the participating communities take the lead in attracting new immigrants or temporary foreign workers already in Canada and matching them with local job vacancies.
Application #process#
The matching process varies from community to community. In Brandon’s case, interested candidates first create a user profile and then apply for eligible jobs listed on the city’s dedicated RNIP website.
Applications are reviewed by Brandon’s Economic Development Corporation and those that meet minimum requirements for skills, education and work experience are forwarded to the employer in question.
Candidates are then screened by the employer and those who pass this process receive a qualifying full-time, permanent job offer. Candidates with a job offer can then apply for a Community Recommendation from Brandon.
Only those RNIP candidates who are approved for a Community Recommendation can apply to the Government of Canada for permanent residence.
For more information or any query regarding Immigration, please contact us –
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February 1, 2022Hello I’m Marie. I am 28 years old, I am interested in going to Canada, I have a bachelor’s degree
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