The applicant has lived and studied in one of the Atlantic provinces, to be eligible to apply for the Atlantic International Graduate Program.
Applicant must have the following to qualify for this Program:
This program doesn’t require work experience.
Applicant must meet all of these requirements:
Applicant’s study or training program can’t be either:
Applicants can’t apply if they had a scholarship or fellowship requiring you to return to your home country after you graduate.
Applicant can accelerate their studies and complete their education credential in less than 2 years. The education credential must still be considered as part of a 2-year program by the educational institution at which it is being offered.
Note: The entire 2-year program education credential must be obtained from 1 single institution and must have been obtained within 24 months of the date on the application for permanent residence.
Only your education in Canada is considered. However, if the applicant has education credentials from outside Canada they want to include, applicant must have his/her education outside Canada assessed.
Even though the applicant has educated in Canada, he/she must take one of the language tests we approve. The test shows you can communicate in English or French well enough to live and work in Canada.
If you have taken an approved test,
Applicant needs to have enough money to support him/herself and their families when they get to Canada. The amount needed depends on the size of the family. The size of your family also includes anyone the applicant supports who isn’t immigrating with the applicant.
If the applicant is already living and working in Canada with a valid work permit, applicant doesn’t need to show proof.
Applicant must have a job offer that meets all of these requirements:
Applicant must meet employment requirements for the job you are offered. You can find these requirements in the NOC. The job doesn’t need to be in the same NOC as other jobs you’ve had.