Yukon Pilot Program

by XIPHIAS IMMIGRATION migration executive

There are many pathways that Canada has defined to help migrants relocate to the country. Provincial Nomination program is one of the pathways which is quite popular. Canada PR Provincial Nominations provides nomination to the interested immigrants who would like to relocate to Canada. Canada invites every year thousands of immigrants into the country with an intention to help employers fill in their job requirements with the right skilled personnel. For Provincial Nominee program, it does not require the immigrants to obtain a high score to get the right ranking to qualify. There are in total 10 provinces and each of the province have their own immigration program to help the province identify those skilled professionals who can best fit into their requirement.

One such province is Yukon. Yukon launched its new program Yukon Community Pilot (YCP) under Yukon PNP or YUKON Nominee Program in January 2020 which will run for a period of 3 years. This project will be addressing needs of 6 communities in particular to help them attract immigrants. Through this project, the immigrants will get their Permanent residency in Canada while helping them get settled in Yukon.

Yukon is the smallest province in Canada. It is located in the western most side of Canada. Yukon has the least amount of population in the whole of Canada. Yukon is known for its mineral wealth. The province has gold mines. However, due to its weather conditions, the province has been least exploited. However, the province has active and diverse labor market. Best manner to understand about this program is by approaching Top immigration consultants in India.

The below communities will come under the YCP program –

i.                     Carcross

ii.                   Carmacks

iii.                  Dawson City

iv.                 Haines Junction

v.                   Watson Lake

vi.                 Whitehorse

The aspirant applicant who intends to relocate to Yukon will be provided with LMIA exempt for open Work Permit. With an open work permit, the immigrant is at will to take up multiple jobs within the community he or she migrates to. For the aspirant to obtain an open work permit, he or she should first be eligible for a nomination from Yukon for Permanent Residency along with holding multiple job offers from the province. Canada Immigration consultants can help one to relocate to the province.

Eligibility Criteria for YCP program –

1.       The job offers must be from the same community

2.       Each job achieved will need a separate job offer

Open work permit will be valid only for 2 years’ time. The spouse of the main applicant will also get the open work permit.

The Community Pilot project under Provincial Nominee Program was started recently with an intention to help communities get the right skilled professionals suitable for the communities’ employers.

Canada has other modes by which immigrants can relocate to the country. One of the foremost of them is the express entry visa Canada program. This is more a system than a program which was introduced by the Canada immigrations as an easier and safe mode to filter the right candidates for the employers in Canada. In this system, profiles are created by the immigrants who then supply the right application and relevant documents to help the profiles be ranked on a scoring system.

For any pathway to be chosen, it is best to work with ICCRC registered immigration consultants. Canada immigration authorities willing cooperate and work with all those consultants who are registered agents as this council was set up to ensure the purity of the immigration process. Such registered agents get first-hand complete information about the immigration processes in Canada. These consultants will have a good standing with the immigration authorities in Canada. They will also know how exactly to help individuals to move ahead with the immigration process. 

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