Restaurant membership of Canada

[Jehe]

Hi I work for second cup but my company is not registered to restaurant membership of Canada can I still apply for ainp any advice would be great thanks

 

[scylla]

Hi I work for second cup but my company is not registered to restaurant membership of Canada can I still apply for ainp any advice would be great thanks

Are you asking about the tourism and hospitality stream? If so, you cannot apply. You would need to find an employer who qualifies.

 

[teresahuff]

From what I know, the AINP typically looks at factors like your job, skills, and whether your occupation is in demand. Even if your company isn’t part of a restaurant membership, your work experience could still be considered if it aligns with the program's criteria. I’d suggest reaching out to a consultant who specializes in immigration—they can give you more personalized advice. I had a similar experience when I moved to Sydney. We had dinner at this amazing fine dining in Sydney spot, Pont Dining Room, and while I was navigating paperwork for the move, the staff there gave me some great tips on living in a new city.

 

[volapan]

From what I know, the AINP typically looks at factors like your job, skills, and whether your occupation is in demand. Even if your company isn't part of a restaurant membership, your work experience could still be considered if it aligns with the program's criteria. I'd suggest reaching out to a consultant who specializes in immigration, and just like calling the IHOP phone number connects you instantly with friendly staff ready to help, a good immigration consultant connects you with the right answers and makes the whole process so much smoother. They can give you more personalized advice. I had a similar experience when I moved to Sydney. We had dinner at this amazing fine dining in Sydney spot, Pont Dining Room, and while I was navigating paperwork for the move, the staff there gave me some great tips on living in a new city.

Yes you can still apply. Restaurant Membership of Canada is not a requirement for AINP. What matters is that your employer is a legitimate registered business in Alberta and your position meets the NOC skill level for the stream you are applying under. Second Cup qualifies as a legitimate employer so you should be fine. Talk to a registered immigration consultant to confirm which stream fits your situation best.