If you are working in, or have a valid job offer from a qualified employer, for a permanent position that is directly related to your Canadian education/training, skills, and experience, then you may qualify for the Newfoundland & Labrador International Graduate with a full-time position in their field of study stream.
To qualify for this program, applicants must ensure they meet the following criteria to score well as a candidate:
have completed at least half of your studies in Canada- have a position that corresponds with the applicant’s education/training, skills, and experience
- plan to permanently reside in Newfoundland and Labrador
- meet the financial requirements to settle you and your family
- graduated from an eligible publicly-funded Canadian college or university
- completed at least a two-year program, while studying on a full-time
- completed at least a one-year post-graduate degree program and certificate program within Canada or abroad
- have a job offer for at least 2 years
- be between 21 to 59 years old
- have a valid IRCC work permit with at least 6 months remaining
- have at least a level 7 in the CLB in speaking, listening, reading, and writing in English or French
This program can be a little complicated and there is no room for error or omissions of any kind. Immigration specialists, help you with decision making, compiling all the documents you need, translations, and submitting a great application to the program that accommodates the Newfoundland & Labrador International Graduate with a full-time position in their field of study. If you wish to make Newfoundland & Labrador your home, contact the team at Migrating Bird Immigration Services for help with applications to this and any of the Newfound and Labrador Provincial Nominee Programs. Call 604-362-1969 or email info@mbis.ca for careful guidance and advice which can make a huge difference to your application process.