Permanent Residency

RNIP (Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot)
RNIP (Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot)
The Canadian government is pioneering a temporary pilot immigration program to accept immigrants into its new immigration program. The pilot immigration program currently in effect is the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, or RNIP program, and is scheduled to be implemented until August 2024.

RNIP is a community-centered program that is being implemented to revitalize underprivileged areas.

Skilled Foreign Workers

Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) – Skilled Foreign Workers

Division
Qualifications
English :
· NOC TEER 0, 1 – CLB 6
· NOC TEER 2, 3 – CLB 5
· NOC TEER 4, 5 – CLB 4
Experience: 1 year of full-time experience within the last 3 years
Proof of funds required
Local recommendation required
Full-time job offer
Features Since Canadian experience is not required, not only Canadian experience but also overseas experience is recognized as the experience required in the experienced person category, so you can apply for permanent residency even overseas as soon as you receive a job offer.
Check-in
time		 Approximately 12 - 18 months

International Students

Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) – International Students

구분
Qualifications
English :
· NOC TEER 0, 1 – CLB 6
· NOC TEER 2, 3 – CLB 5
· NOC TEER 4, 5 – CLB 4
Experience : None
Education :
· Graduated from college for at least 2 years in the relevant region – Apply for permanent residency within 18 months of graduation
· Residing in the region for more than 16 months during the 24-month course period
· Master’s program: Residing in the region throughout the course of study regardless of program institution
Proof of funds required
Local recommendation required
Full-time job offer
Features Graduates can apply for permanent residency upon employment after graduation without any work experience.
Since Canadian experience is not required, permanent residency can be obtained quickly.
Check-in
time		 Approximately 12 - 18 months

RNIP process

Normally, you must apply for a student visa before entering Canada. Depending on the case, you can apply within Canada or at the Canadian border, but it can be broadly divided into cases where you live in Canada and cases where you reside overseas.

*Job offers are full-time, with a minimum work period of 12 months, and do not apply to the seasonal contract system.

At this stage, applicants may reside elsewhere in Canada or overseas, and if the job offer meets all requirements for the program, they will receive an Endorsement Support Letter. Applicants submit their application for permanent residency with this letter.

RNIP Program Participating Communities

North Bay, ON

Sudbury, ON

Timmins, ON

Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Thunder Bay, ON

Brandon, MB

Altona/Rhineland, MB

Moose Jaw, SK

Claresholm, AB

Vernon, BC

West Kootenay (Trail, Castlegar, Rossland, Nelson), BC