Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program employer job offer streams: employer guide | ontario.ca
The OINP has consolidated the Foreign Worker, International Student, and In-Demand Skills streams into the new Ontario Workforce Priority stream. Eligibility has been expanded to include all NOC occupations (previously restricted by TEER or specific lists). Employer revenue requirements were also overhauled: while the $1,000,000 (GTA) and $500,000 (specified urban centers) thresholds remain, a new $250,000 threshold (over the last two years) now applies to employers in smaller/rural regions. Additionally, transportation employers can no longer qualify with a 'Satisfactory Unaudited' CVOR rating.
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“Learn how to apply for the approval of an employment position under the Ontario Workforce Priority stream and recruit foreign workers on a full-time and permanent basis.”
“The new Ontario Workforce Priority stream has now launched, and all previous streams are now closed.”
“The OINP is changing. The new Ontario Workforce Priority stream has now launched, and all other streams are now closed.”
“To qualify as an employer, you must meet program requirements and have made a job offer for a full-time and permanent position to an eligible foreign worker.”
“Your job offer must be in a skilled occupation at TEER (Training, Education, Experience and Responsibilities) category 0, 1, 2 or 3 of the National Occupational Classification (NOC).”
“To apply for the approval of an employment position to the OINP under the Ontario Workforce Priority stream, you must first register your business in the Employer Portal and provide information about the employment position by creating a job offer.”
“You must use the Employer Portal to submit an application for approval of an employment position under the Ontario Workforce Priority stream.”
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