Atlantic Immigration Pilot Project (NB) - Filipino Applicants
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are you aware po ba if during that time lahat po ba lahat ng nagregister ay nakatanggap ng second email? Ang worry po kasi naming nasa abroad eh baka mag book kami ng ticket tapos di kami makatanggap ng email confirmation if let's say di shortlisted yung profession namin.gurli1983 said:
Hindi po lahat nakatanggap ng 2nd email. Niregister ko yung brother ko na nagwowork sa Food industry. Hindi sya nabigyan ng invitation.Tomguts33 said:
Matagal na ako ditoTimeisgold02 said:
- long route ako TFW to PNP.Hindi pa nag-open ulit ang NS Demand - maganda sana kasi no-need for a job offer - pero matagal na ito hindi tumatanggap ng new applications.
AIP so far ang latest na news na magbubukas pero wala pang clear instructions paano ang program sa NS. So far NB ang meron kasi me exisiting mechanism/process na sila to follow under ng existing PNP nila.
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Yup - walang clarity.Tomguts33 said:
Note na pilot program ito - and base sa mga dating pronouncements ng former Immigration Minister, ang desire is to retain newcomers in the Atlantic provinces. Meron na kasing existing immigration quota ang 4 provinces based sa kani-kaniyang PNP programs, and was said before na itong 2000 is on top of the combined existing quota ng mga PNP ng mga provinces. Given one of the aims is retention - then expected meron mga idadagdag na 'Intent to live' clauses sa applications.
So NB already has this sa existing PNP program nila - this is why in terms of all the 4 provinces we see sila ang pinaka mabilis under AIP. At the same time, existing na din ang process nila to have employers na me demand for skilled workers to meet prospective qualified immigrations and provide a job offer para qualified to meet the points required.
As to kung mabilis ang process - this is driven by the provinces - so expected sa onset mas mabilis ito sa Federal processing. Observations is any pilot program mas mabilis ang processing - there is a desire na makita na successful ito (politically). Note lang under the initial information provided ng program - there are other ways na mapapabilis ang pagpunta sa Canada. If the employer so desires and ang need for the skilled worker is really immediate, pwede naman mag-apply agad ng WP thereby shortening the time na mapapaalis ang immigrant, and the rest of processing for PR can be completed in-country.
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Tingin nyo ba pag hindi naka attend ng info session this Feb eh malamang hindi tanggapin sa info session sa April?
I need you advice on this also. Kasi wala pa akong IELTS. i'll be taking pa lang this Feb 11. and mag register sa info session for feb 19. tingin nyo okay lang ilagay ko dun sa requirement na naka kuha ako ng CLB5 kahit wala pa akong IELTS para lang maka pasok this Feb info session? Kasi kung mag exam ako sa Feb 11 eh hindi aabot yung result for Feb 19 info session.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Ok lang yan at sa tingin ko kaya mo yung CLB 5.mark01192014 said:
Yung mga nagattend last session, some of them don't have IELTS yet.
If you want to discuss more. You can join our whatsapp group.
Latest post ng Embassy of Canada in the Phils sa FB post nila is the AIPP as well as the schedules ng mga sessions.
https://www.facebook.com/CanEmbPH/?ref=page_internal&hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE&fref=nf
Now the post did say - na The Atlantic Canadian Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia invite you to attend an information session ...
Two provinces in the same session schedules? - so if this holds - then an applicant may "shop" their application between provinces?
I see twice the chances for a single application - kung hindi sa NB, then try NS.. Really need to see the details on the program when it opens in March.
.../atb
https://www.facebook.com/CanEmbPH/?ref=page_internal&hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE&fref=nf
Now the post did say - na The Atlantic Canadian Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia invite you to attend an information session ...
Two provinces in the same session schedules? - so if this holds - then an applicant may "shop" their application between provinces?
I see twice the chances for a single application - kung hindi sa NB, then try NS.
. Really need to see the details on the program when it opens in March..../atb
Wow!! This is indeed great news Sir Ragluf!! Nakakaexcite! hehehe! ;Dragluf said:Latest post ng Embassy of Canada in the Phils sa FB post nila is the AIPP as well as the schedules ng mga sessions.
https://www.facebook.com/CanEmbPH/?ref=page_internal&hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE&fref=nf
Now the post did say - na The Atlantic Canadian Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia invite you to attend an information session ...
Two provinces in the same session schedules? - so if this holds - then an applicant may "shop" their application between provinces?
I see twice the chances for a single application - kung hindi sa NB, then try NS.
.../atb
Same tayo ng exam date sir Mark! British Council SG ka din? Saka sabi naman sa announcement eh;mark01192014 said:
All individuals interested in pursuing future immigration opportunities to Atlantic Canada should begin preparing before our April return:
Language exams, i.e. IELTS General Training
Educational credential assessment (ECA)
Proof of work experience
Sufficient liquid settlement funds
So sa April pa tlga kailangan yan. Saka I think it's alright na ilagay dun yung CLB 5. Patunayan mo na lang na conversant ka sa English pag kinausap ka na. hehehe!
Pareho tayo ng tanong pero sa tingin ko depende yan sa demand whether attendees skills meet the Atlantic employers requirements then Atlantic might not open it to those who didn't attend. But if attendees didn't meet Atlantic employers requirements or they need more, they might open it to those who didn't attend sa step one.mark01192014 said:
Pero hopefully matuloy yung mga sessions kasi ang advantage is the attendance sa info session as NB might open the priority 2 in future just in case the Atlantic didnt work.