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What is the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP)?

Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RINP) is a community-driven Canadian immigration program designed to address labor market needs and population growth in smaller communities and regions across Canada. The program aims to attract skilled workers, international graduates, and their families to settle in rural and northern areas that are experiencing demographic challenges.
Through the RNIP, designated communities collaborate with the federal government to select eligible candidates for permanent residency based on local labor market needs and community-specific criteria. This program offers a unique opportunity for applicants to experience the charm and opportunities of living in smaller communities, contributing to their growth and development while achieving their goal of becoming permanent residents in Canada.

    Which communities
    are participating in RINP?

    As of July 2023, the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) was active in several participating communities across Canada. However, please note that the list of participating communities may change over time as new communities join the pilot or existing ones withdraw. It is essential to refer to the official Canadian government website or other authoritative sources for the most up-to-date and accurate information on participating communities. Current list of the communities participating in the RNIP includes

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      Why should I apply for RINP?

      Applying through the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) offers several compelling reasons for skilled workers and international graduates to consider this unique immigration pathway

      1

      Opportunities in Smaller Communities

      The RNIP provides a chance to settle and work in smaller communities and regions across Canada that may have specific labor market needs and demographic challenges. By choosing the RNIP, applicants can experience the charm of rural living and contribute directly to the growth and development of these communities.

      2

      Employer Support

      Participating communities collaborate with local employers to identify labor shortages and job opportunities. Applicants who secure a job offer from an employer in one of the participating communities may receive additional support in the application process, making it easier to navigate the immigration pathway.

      3

      LMIA Exemption

      Candidates applying through the RNIP benefit from a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) exemption. This streamlines the process for both applicants and employers, as they do not need to go through the traditional LMIA process, which can be time-consuming and complex.

      4

      Community Endorsement

      The RNIP requires candidates to receive an endorsement from the designated community they wish to settle in. This endorsement demonstrates a genuine intent to reside in the community and aligns the candidate's skills with the community's specific labor market needs.

      5

      Pathway to Permanent Residency

      Successful applicants and their families become permanent residents of Canada, allowing them to enjoy the benefits of living and working in the country. Permanent residency provides access to healthcare, education, social services, and the opportunity to apply for Canadian citizenship in the future.

      6

      Enhanced Express Entry Profile

      Candidates applying through the RNIP receive additional points in the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) of the Express Entry system, which increases their chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency. This can be particularly beneficial for candidates with lower CRS scores who may not qualify through other Express Entry streams.

      7

      Quality of Life

      Smaller communities often offer a high quality of life with a close-knit community feel, access to nature and outdoor activities, lower cost of living, and reduced commute times. This can be appealing for individuals and families seeking a more relaxed and family-friendly lifestyle.

      By applying through the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, applicants can embark on a journey that combines professional opportunities with the chance to make a meaningful impact on smaller communities in Canada. It offers a unique and rewarding pathway for individuals who wish to contribute their skills and talents to regions that are actively seeking to grow and thrive.

      RNIP PROCESS

      Process for RNIP

      The process for the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) involves coordinated efforts between the participating community and the applicant. Here's an overview of the process for both the community and the applicant

      Participating Community

      1

      Designation The community applies to be designated under the RNIP. Once approved, it becomes an official participating community in the pilot program.

      2

      Identify Labor Market Needs The designated community identifies its specific labor market needs and demographic challenges. It assesses local job vacancies and shortages in various industries.

      3

      Employer Engagement The community actively engages with local employers to inform them about the RNIP and its benefits. It encourages employers to participate by offering job opportunities to skilled workers and international graduates.

      4

      Job Vacancy Listing Participating employers provide job vacancies to the community. These job listings are made available to potential candidates interested in applying through the RNIP.

      5

      Candidate Recommendation Based on the identified labor market needs, the community recommends eligible candidates to Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for consideration.

      6

      Community Endorsement When a candidate successfully secures a job offer from a designated employer in the community, the community provides an endorsement to support the candidate's application for permanent residency.

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      Collaboration with IRCC The community works closely with IRCC throughout the process to ensure the smooth operation of the pilot program and to select candidates who meet the community's specific requirements.

      Applicant

      1

      Check Eligibility The applicant reviews the eligibility criteria for the RNIP, including education, work experience, language proficiency, and other requirements specific to the participating community they wish to apply to.

      2

      Job Search The applicant actively searches for job opportunities in the designated community. To apply through the RNIP, they must obtain a valid full-time job offer from a designated employer in the region.

      3

      Secure Job Offer Once the applicant finds a suitable job opportunity, they secure a full-time job offer from the designated employer in the participating community.

      4

      Community Endorsement With the job offer in hand, the applicant applies for endorsement from the designated community. The community assesses the applicant's alignment with their labor market needs and provides the endorsement if the applicant meets the community-specific criteria.

      5

      Express Entry Profile The applicant creates an online profile through the Express Entry system and includes their community endorsement. The endorsement enhances the applicant's Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, increasing their chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency.

      6

      ITA and Application Submission If the applicant receives an ITA, they have a specific timeframe to submit a complete application for permanent residency. They must ensure all required documents and information are provided accurately.

      7

      Medical and Security Checks The applicant undergoes medical examinations and security checks as part of the admissibility assessment.

      8

      Approval and Landing If the application is approved, the applicant will be issued a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR). They can then proceed to Canada and become a permanent resident, living and working in the designated community.

      The RNIP offers an excellent opportunity for skilled workers and international graduates to contribute their skills and talents to smaller communities in Canada while achieving their goal of permanent residency. The collaborative effort between the participating community and the applicant streamlines the process and facilitates successful integration into the community.

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      Precision Review Service (PRS)

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      Optimize your chances of success with our one-time, comprehensive document and case file review. Ensure that your application stands out in its accuracy and completeness before final submission.

      1

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      2

      Expert Consultation Our professionals will go over your case file in a structured Zoom meeting, offering insights and addressing any areas of concern.

      CorrespondenceWhile the bulk of our communication will be conducted via email for quick clarifications and updates, the core of this service — the case file review — will be conducted in an in-depth Zoom session to provide real-time feedback.

      Precision Review Service With Precision Review Service you get the assurance of having seasoned professionals take one last meticulous look, ensuring your application is in its prime when it reaches decision-makers.

      DisclaimerOur emphasis is on a thorough, process-driven review to enhance the accuracy and completeness of your application. While we aim to bolster your chances, our services do not guarantee an ITA. The final eligibility and qualification criteria are set by the immigration authorities.

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      All Inclusive Full File service

      1

      Official Representation Trust our expert team to represent you before the IRCC, ensuring proper adherence to formalities.

      2

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      3

      End-to-End Review Our seasoned experts meticulously review each document, while actively managing your application and its critical deadlines.

      4

      Persistent Communication We'll continually liaise with IRCC, ensuring your application progresses seamlessly.

      CorrespondenceWhile we primarily communicate via emails for efficiency, don’t hesitate to request virtual meetings whenever you wish for a more personal touch.

      Service DurationOur commitment lasts until the final decision on your application is reached.

      Guided Application Navigator (GAN)

      Consultation with our experience RCIC

      Embark on your immigration journey with our guiding hand by your side. Take charge of your application while we provide the expert guidance and consultation every step of the way.

      1

      Guidance Throughout As you delve into the intricacies of the application process, we stand by you, ready to answer all your queries, ensuring you move forward with confidence and clarity.

      2

      Document Review Our team meticulously reviews every document, ensuring they align with IRCC's stringent standards. Avoid common pitfalls and oversights with our comprehensive scrutiny.

      CorrespondencePrimary interactions will take place via email, ensuring a written record of all communications. For a more personal touch or in-depth discussions, virtual consultations can be arranged upon request.

      Service ValidityFrom the moment you sign up, our services are at your disposal for 2 years, up until the receipt of your ITA. If the ITA is received within this timeframe, rest assured, we will continue guiding you until your PR approval, irrespective of how long it takes.

      Who is it forOur Guided Application Navigator service is designed for individuals who prefer a balance of personal oversight with professional expertise. With GAN, you're not alone on your journey to a new beginning.

      DisclaimerOur commitment is to guide you with a process-driven approach, ensuring accuracy and adherence to all regulations. However, please note that our services do not guarantee an ITA. Your eligibility and qualifications for immigration programs remain as determined by the governing bodies.

      WHAT WE DO

      Our Services

      GreatGlobe Immigration Solutions offers comprehensive services to make your immigration journey seamless and successful. Our offerings include

      Precision Review Service (PRS)

      Meticulous Full Document Review

      Optimize your chances of success with our one-time, comprehensive document and case file review. Ensure that your application stands out in its accuracy and completeness before final submission.

      Comprehensive Candidacy Care

      All Inclusive Full File service

      Where our expert team guides you through the entire Permanent Residency application process, maximizing your chances of approval.

      Guided Application Navigator (GAN)

      Consultation with our experience RCIC

      Embark on your immigration journey with our guiding hand by your side. Take charge of your application while we provide the expert guidance and consultation every step of the way.

      At GreatGlobe, we are committed to your success, providing unparalleled support and assistance throughout your immigration process, making your dream of moving to Canada a reality.

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      Stuck on something? We’re here to help with all your questions and answers in the places.
      Q1.
      How does the RNIP differ from other immigration programs?

      The RNIP focuses on specific designated communities in rural and northern regions, offering candidates unique opportunities to live and work in smaller communities. Participating communities actively recommend eligible candidates for permanent residency based on their specific labor market needs.

      Q2.
      Who is eligible to apply through the RNIP?

      Skilled workers, international graduates, and intermediate skilled workers who meet the specific eligibility criteria of the participating community they wish to apply to are eligible to apply through the RNIP. Requirements may include education, work experience, language proficiency, and the intent to reside in the community.

      Q3.
      Is a job offer required to apply through the RNIP?

      Yes, applicants must secure a valid full-time job offer from an employer located in one of the participating communities to be eligible for the RNIP. The job offer must align with their qualifications and fall under specific National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill levels.

      Q4.
      Does the RNIP require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)?

      No, one of the advantages of the RNIP is that candidates are exempt from the traditional LMIA process. Instead, the participating community endorses the candidate's application, which supports their path to permanent residency.

      Q5.
      How does the community endorsement work?

      Participating communities endorse eligible candidates who have secured a job offer within their region. The community assesses the candidate's alignment with their labor market needs and provides the endorsement, enhancing the candidate's Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score in the Express Entry system.

      Q6.
      What is the Express Entry system's role in the RNIP?

      The RNIP operates within the federal Express Entry system. Candidates create an online profile through Express Entry and are required to meet the eligibility criteria of one of the participating communities. A community endorsement significantly boosts the candidate's CRS score, increasing their chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency.

      Q7.
      Can family members be included in the RNIP application?

      Yes, successful RNIP applicants can include their eligible family members, such as spouses or common-law partners and dependent children, in their permanent residence application. Family members can also become permanent residents and join the candidate in Canada.

      Q8.
      How long does the RNIP application process take?

      Processing times may vary depending on individual circumstances and the specific participating community. However, the RNIP aims to expedite the immigration process to facilitate successful integration into the designated community.

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