welcome to step nine of the atlantic immigration pilot program um in this step i'm just going to
hit the nail at the head because there are so many important key things i want to talk about here so
um for the atlantic immigration pilot program when it comes to applying for your permanent residency
there are three um it says choose the application package for the program you'll be applying to
so there is high skilled workers there is intermediate skill workers and then there is
international graduate so when i came to canada i came as an international i came and sorry
i came as an international student but this is international graduate sport ignore that let
us focus on these two this two right here so because these two because it's all related to
work and permanent residency and skill this is the area we're going to uh talk about but before
i dive right into to explain what these two means and how it's going to be of importance to you
to the viewers let me talk about this a little bit so it says the application package includes
the instruction guide and all the forms you need to fill out including this atlantic immigration
pilot document so meaning as you are submitting your permanent residency package you're going to
include an offer of employment with foreign national and then certificate of endorsement
and i'm going to show you guys what this means but i just wanted you to pay attention
to this this is going to come in handy from here if you're applying as a high skilled
worker or if you're applying as an intermediate skilled worker let's jump right into one of them
okay so let's see this is application for the atlantic high skilled uh program um i always
love i would really advise anyone watching this like it's always good to read everything because
sometimes i could miss something but i'm always trying as hard as i can because there are always
changes so let's go to like pay attention to what is happening so you might have to give
your bio matrix just like i talked about in the um how to apply for your temporary work permit
um i also said this too that if you're applying for this program you may be eligible to apply
for a work commit if your employer needs to fill the position urgently we didn't talk about this
it says important make sure you're applying for the right program based on your previous
work experience if you apply for the wrong program and do not have the work experience required for
that program your application for permanent residency may be refused so get ready to apply
so um the instruction guide the only thing i want you guys to pay attention here is you're going
to download your document checklist because your document checklist is going to help you
print out all these information so that once you fill them out you check you every everything
you see this is just a good guy if you forget anything do not forget your document checklist
because once you have this it puts you through even if you forget to print out something then
you have to come back here you'll be like oh yeah like for example um when i was going through this
form i missed this one right here the offer of employment to to a foreign national which is
exactly what they did say here right so this is among the things that you have to print out so it
says the employer will fill out the form and give it to you to submit with your application and you
must read and sign the declaration at the bottom so with this checklist it's going to give you
all the guide that you need and also when you're giving your employer this it will also be good to
as in request for your certificate of endorsement and i believe the province will have to send that
to you um sorry you should have that before you apply so you're going to put that too as uh in
your application uh let me talk about something really quick here uh he did say something about
making sure that you fall under the right criteria so what are the eligibility criteria
for applying under the atlantic high skilled program so over here eligibility criteria for
high skilled workers atlantic immigration pilot program so again there are three programs skilled
intermediate and international so if you want to know if you're eligible to apply under this just
know that eligibility criteria for high skilled workers are for not codes on the level zero a
and b again and it says work experience in the last three years you must have worked at least
a thousand five hundred this is how many hours you would have to walk you would have walked in
one year if you're walking 30 hours per week so these are like for me i would say high skilled
workers are like for people who are currently walking in their industry right now you know
and they're like killing it but they still they're looking for something different right
so um let me show you what that means let's say right now let's say we just put a nurse
for example so license practical analysis this is where i fall under there is uh it's a b
because there is a high demand of the health care workers in canada right now that is why you know
it falls on the high skilled worker but you can also apply in this criteria as an intermediate
uh skilled worker if you have this skill i will come back to that later so this is uh not code b
right so that means this is uh sorry skill level type b not code 323 3233 meaning if you meaning
based on what i talked about the criteria falls on that it's it's level zero amb meaning this nothing
falls on that um the high skilled uh uh criteria right um we can also mess around here let's say
you get a job this is just how you figure it out let's say you get a job as a as a caregiver
caregiver caregiver so that means your skill level type is c that means for this one you'll
be applying under the intermediate skilled workers right so um these are the things i also want you
to pay attention it says work experience you must have worked exactly the same thing um but these
are like there are things i want you to as in pay attention here that's why i highlighted i kind of
wasn't had to put it in highlight so you have work experience at national occupation classification
not skill level c so as a someone applying for a caregiver position you can you can apply
uh you can you would apply under the intermediate you will apply under the intermediate
skilled walker right um the other thing i want to talk about here that is huge is
now let's say you are someone who really want to come to canada that ball you just want to apply
like you got a job as maybe a cleaner or you just want something something to doesn't get you out
of your country because you just need something and you apply maybe you got a job as a cleaner
a chef or you know a construction worker or something that doesn't fall under that high
requirement scale it says these are option one you have work experience at national skill level c
so it says national um knox skill level c is a type of job that usually
requires a secondary high school education or a job specific training such as
industrial butchers long-haul truck drivers food and brief rate servers that is pretty cool
option two you have work experience as one of the following as a registered nurse a psychiat
psychiatric nurse licensed practical nurse you also have one of the following job offers so if
you get any job as a nursing aide so for me this is like pretty cool like you if you are a nurse
if you're a nurse and you feel like okay i don't have a lot of um experience right now i'm not
really working so much or you're in any health care related feeling like i don't have a lot of
experience i don't have the required amount of hours but you have a job offer you also
have one of the job offers as a nursing aid which is these are all caregiver positions because there
is a high there is a huge demand for this position this is like one of the easiest ways to get in
and then you know you walk your way through and then you can also apply so this is really
really important i wanted to highlight this so if you get your job offer come right here
search the type of job you got and see if you fall on the intermediate anything based on what
i showed you eligibility criteria anything on the level zero amb is high skilled worker walker
anything um that is c is on the intermediate so let's say we've all figured this point out right
let's go ahead and apply for example as an intermediate skilled worker once we do that
once we do that like i said you print out get your checklist always always read always always
read all these informations you might find something that is going to be of help but
the most important thing you don't need to forget is your checklist get your checklist downloaded
and download all the supporting documents your checklist is your checklist is going to walk you
through on all you need to do and then read this instruction i'm also going to include a video
from the canadian as a youtube channel on how to fill out all these applications so um if you
when you get to the point that your work um the employee needs you to fill out your temporary work
permit use it if uh if they need you urgently if not if you get to the point that you're applying
for a permanent residency watch that video is gonna guide you so without wasting much time
i need you to pay attention here so once you fill out all those information print and sign
when you fill out validate the ones that are needed print sign you assemble all your documents
following all these steps here like i said use the checklist to make sure you include all the
forms and documents you need place the checklist on top as a cover to your application package
this is where you're going to send your application that video i told you
oh it's right here it's actually down here so this video right here is gonna um i'm gonna
show you guys this video i'm gonna put it in a way that is accessible so
it says send a complete document it's gonna walk you through on how to put it all together
and send and this is where you're to be sending it's important that you send the right document
and do not try to make any mistake or don't try to like you know twist things around trust me trust
me if you make a mistake they're going to send it back i had some issues with my application
at some point they sent it back twice and i had to fill it out imagine if you are someone living
outside of canada and they send it back it's gonna be too much for you but if for me i was
in canada and still it was stressful imagine if you're someone doing it outside of canada
so you're going to send this application let me show you how to pay your fees again i've done
this before but we're going to do it again because this is just for i did that with the
temporary work permit this is for the permanent work permit so again let's work with less ghana
we've been working with ghana so let's use ghana what types are we applying for permanent residency
um and it's for the atlantic immigration so get payment instruction
so it's showing me all the information i need we recommend you to pay the right of permanent
residency fee now to avoid delays it's really good so and also if you and your family need
to give biometrics uh um at the same time make sure you pay using the same payment
method this is biometrics if needed i would also encourage you guys to pay because a lot of this
immigration platforms now you need biometrics i did biometrics during my own time
i did biometrics when i came here even when i applied for my permanent residency so
once you get to this point this is what we're going to use because to say pay online and apply
on paper because that's what we're doing it's a paper application so we pay our fees online
once we get to this point step one check if you are eligible so we've gone all through that so
we get to the point where it says um choose your fees from a list select your application type so
we're paying for permanent residency and it's are you paying for the right of residency fee
for an application no so i haven't submitted so c list and
once we get to this point we're doing permanent residency atlantic immigration
right so we hit on that button so because your application without a permanent residency
fee your application and right or permanency rate so if it's only you one person if you if
you're coming with your spouse you hit this button and add your family per child right
so if it's three kids if if you're coming with your include your spouse include your spouse and
right of permanent residency you hit this button uh include your spouse um or partner without the
right of permanent residency fee you hit this button but if it's just one person we do this
so let's just say you're just coming by yourself but if you have a family follow the next part
in here i always say um put the biometrics so they don't request it again one person right and submit
and this is what we have remember i showed you guys um with the prompt it's going to show you if
you've not created an account it's going to show you walk you through just like the normal way you
create every account you create your account and you submit as in the information needed
but because i use this to apply for my work permits and you know a permanent residency
that's why i have my information in here all i did was just log in so i'm not a robot
confirm login and pay so it's showing me i'm already logged in login and this is your
information get to this point you hit i've read and understood the disclaimer proceed to checkout
and as usual you make your payment fill out the information pay take your receipt
and add your receipt in your uh package right just as a proof to show them that you've made the
payment right i believe once you make a payment here they're gonna let you know that you need
your receipt you need to add your receipt inside your package that's what that's all i have for you
guys today on how to apply for your permanent residency under the atlantic immigration pilot
program in the next video i'm going to walk you guys through on a bonus unit or a bonus video
um new to canada tips so when i came to canada in 2013 i came here and you
know like when you're in a new place you don't really know you don't have no family here it was
it was a big challenge it was i didn't really know like what to do and you know when it comes to like
um owning a house and buying a can things like that the good thing about all these countries is
like they have so many things like they have like a loan for everything like when i mean like they
have a loan for everything but at the same time if you don't really structure yourself very well
you know you can end up having a bad created right so this bonus track is once you've made it into
canada and you're in canada i want to like give you guys something that would help you structure
yourself very well like one of those things the mistakes i made you know so that you can avoid
it which is um how to build a strong credit score that would eventually help you you know
choosing even if you come in with the the wrong as an even if you're coming with a program or
a job just to like get yourself up and going you know i want to help you guys as in choose
those career paths which is which are kind of the things i eventually find myself doing when
i enter the healthcare system you want to be in a career path in this country where
you know that it's going to be there for a long time while you figure your way out right so being
in the healthcare system gave me the opportunity to have a steady job while i build my business on
the side right until they started bringing income as well so these are the strategies in the next
part uh tips on how to uh uh uh canada tips i will just include it like a pdf the guy to
go to when you come in and you're ready to um buy a home or buy a new car you know you need
advice from people who are already here i would you know i'm already available in this country
to offer any advice in any little way i can so that's my bonus tip or my bonus video for you guys
it's not gonna be so much it's just gonna be a pdf format of someone you can reach out
to and for me you can just reach me out via email anytime i'll see you guys in the next