Alternate to the Canadian Express entry system

1. MPIK WEBINAR.

2. Express Entry is a Canadian online
process that receives applicants into the
whole country of Canada.
Successful Candidates in Express Entry
can live any where in the country,
because it is a FEDERAL Programme

3. Express Entry is points- based. To
get a high score in the skilled worker
category applicants usually should;
1. Be lower than 30 years
2. Have a second degree
3. Have a very high score in IELTS
not less than 7
4. Have ample work experience

4. Some provinces (just like states in a
country) run special programmes to allow
migration specifically into those provinces.
This is to fill the labour gaps in those
provinces
We would be looking at 3 of such
programmes that can run with or without
Express Entry.

5. AIPP. (Atlantic Immigration Pilot
Programme)
RNIP. (Rural and Northern
Immigration Programme)
SINP. (Saskatchewan Immigrant
Nominee programmme )

6. It was launched to get immigrants
settle in the 4 Atlantic provinces in
Canada, these are;
 New Brunswick
 Newfoundland and Labrador
 Nova Scotia
 Prince Edward Island

7.  The programme started in 2017 and at
the end of 3 years 2500 people had
migrated through it.
The programme was extended in
March 2020 to bring in 5000
immigrants each in 2020, 2021 and
2022.

8. Because immigrants are needed in
the 4 provinces the requirements of
AIPP is low compared to the Express
Entry
 IELTS REQUIREMENT IS CLB 4… that is
minimum of
 4.5 in Listening
 3.5 in Reading
 4 in Writing
 4 in Speaking

9. NO OF FAMILY
MEMBERS
AIPP
(CAD)
EXPRESS
ENTRY
(CAD)
1 3,240 12,960
2 4,034 16,135
3 4,959 19,836
4 6,021 24,083
5 6,829 27,315
6 7,702 30,806
7 8,575 34,299

10. AIPP IS EMPLOYER DRIVEN, This means
one must get an offer of employment from a
designated employer in any of the 4 provinces.
This means that not all job offers can work for
AIPP, the job must be from an employer
qualified to bring in foreign workers

11. 4.
Permanent
Residence
Application
3. Province
Endorsement
letter
2.
Settlement
plan by
Provider
1.
Getting
an
Employ-
ment
Offer

12. Know your NOC
WES Credential evaluation
IELTS English test scores ready
Canadian style resume/CV
Proof of funds ready
Start applying for jobs where your current work
experience is needed

13. This is the singular most important
step in AIPP.
MPIK has an updated list of the
designated employers in all the 4
provinces, this and the best job sites
would be sent to you via email.

14.  Programme started in 2019, based on
the success of the first phase of AIPP.
Rural Canada has all basic amenities,
however they are faced with a
declining workforce as the elderly are
retiring.

15.  Offer of Employment for a job in demand
in the community or previous post-
secondary study in the community.
 Language or IELTS requirement is CLB 6
 WES. Credential Screening
 RNIP is also employer driven

16. NO OF FAMILY
MEMBERS
RNIP
(CAD)
EXPRESS
ENTRY
(CAD)
1 8,992 12,960
2 11,107 16,135
3 13,654 19,836
4 16,579 24,083
5 18,803 27,315
6 21,207 30,806
7 23,611 34,299

17. 1. Sudbury, Ontario https://investsudbury.ca
2. Timmins, Ontario www.timminsedc.com
3. Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario www.welcometossm.com
4. Thunder Bay, Ontario www.gotothunderbay.com
5. Brandon, Manitoba
www.economicdevelopmentbrandon.com
6. Altona/Rhineland, Manitoba www.seedrgpa.com
7. Claresholm, Alberta www.claresholm.ca
8. Vernon, British Columbia https://rnip-vernon.ca
9. West Kootenay (Trail, Castlegar, Rossland, Nelson),
British Columbia https://wk-rnip.ca/

18. 1. International Skilled worker for
those already in the Express Entry
System
2. SINP – Occupations in Demand
3. International Skilled Worker with
Employment offer

19. This is for those with occupations
that are not on the excluded list
The excluded occupations for SINP
will be sent via email to all
registered participants
A job offer is not required
Expression of Interest (EOI) system.

20.  A job offer is not compulsory
 A high demand occupation is necessary
 IELTS CLB OF 4 and above ( The higher the
better)
 MUST GET ABOVE 60 in the Saskatchewan
grid system