Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
Documents and eligibility gates
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Documents and eligibility gates
Every requirement below is quoted verbatim from the official source and linked back to it. Navisa reads and cites the governing text rather than restating a document name from memory. This is a reference summary, not immigration advice, and it does not replace review by a licensed RCIC.
“Provincial / AIP / RCIP language floors are at least CLB 4 (stream-specific floors may be higher).”
“Employer/community-driven PR pathways require a job-offer basis.”
“prove your language abilities by [taking an approved test”
“have a [Canadian educational credential or the foreign equivalent”
“First, you need to calculate your family size. You must include yourself your spouse or common-law partner your dependent children your spouse or common-law partner’s dependent children”
“Include your spouse or common-law partner and all dependent children, even if they’re Canadian citizens or permanent residents not coming to Canada with you”
“prove you have [enough money”
“To apply for permanent residence through this pilot, you need to prove you can support yourself and your family after you get to Canada.”
“You need to make sure your money is available when you apply when we issue your permanent resident visa (if we approve your application)”
“If more than 7 people, for each additional family member, add $2,831”
“your job is in a priority sector or occupation and the offer is real”
“Once you have a valid job offer from a designated employer, they will send your community recommendation application directly to the community to review.”
“have a valid job offer from a designated employer in the community”
“The Rural Community Immigration Pilot offers permanent residence (PR) to skilled workers who want to work and settle in rural and more remote communities.”
“Once you have a job offer, submit your application for recommendation to the community”
“Before you apply for permanent residence through this pilot, you need a job offer.”
“Find an eligible job with an employer in one of the participating communities”
“You don’t need to meet the work experience requirement if you’re an international student who graduated from a public post-secondary school in the community with: an eligible credential in a program of 2 years or longer and you studied full-time for the entire program got your credential no more than 18 months before applying for permanent residence were in the community for at least 16 of the last 24 months while studying”
“To apply for this pilot, you need at least **1 year (1,560 hours)** of related work experience in the past 3 years.”
“have at least [1 year (1,560 hours) of related work experience in the past 3 years”
“You need to submit a police certificate for each country you’ve lived in for 6+ months since the age of 18.”
“not be from a self-employed job”
“Include a photo for each member of your family, whether accompanying or not, and yourself.”
“Your proof can be 1 or more of the following: bank account statements, bank drafts, cheques, money orders.”
“Identity and Civil Status Documents: You must provide the following documents for you and your spouse or common-law partner: Birth certificates.”
“submit your application for recommendation to the community”
“You must submit the approved Recommendation Certificate form that you received from the Economic Development Organization of a participating community.”
“Check that you meet both IRCC eligibility requirements and the community-specific requirements”
“include a copy of the test results with your application”
“have a [Canadian educational credential or the foreign equivalent”
“If your diploma, certificate or degree was not issued in Canada, you must also provide an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) report.”
“You must provide proof that you have obtained a minimum of a high school diploma.”
“Proof of your completed studies can include copies of your education documents and transcripts for successfully completed studies, if available.”
“Find an eligible job with an employer in one of the participating communities”
“Work contracts”
“Identity and civil status documents”
“Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008)”
“Document Checklist – Rural Community Immigration Pilot (IMM 0246)”
“Offer of Employment to a Foreign National – Rural Community Immigration Pilot (IMM 0247)”
“Schedule 1 – Rural Community Immigration Pilot (IMM 0248)”
“Recommendation from the Designated Economic Development Organization – Rural Community Immigration Pilot (IMM 0249)”
“Additional Family Information (IMM 5406)”
“Statutory Declaration of Common-law Union (IMM 5409)”
“Authority to Release Personal Information to a Designated Individual (IMM 5475)”
“Use of a Representative (IMM 5476)”
“Supplementary Information – Your travels (IMM 5562)”
“Separation Declaration for Minors Travelling to Canada (IMM 5604)”
“Schedule A – Background/Declaration (IMM 5669)”
“Once you have a job offer, submit your application for recommendation to the community”
“Find an eligible job with an employer in one of the participating communities.”
“have a valid job offer from a designated employer in the community”
“proof of language proficiency”
“prove your language abilities by [taking an approved test”
“You need to take the **CELPIP-General** test.”
“You need to take the **IELTS General Training** test.”
“You need to take the **PTE Core** test.”
“If you meet the minimum score in all 4 abilities, include a copy of the test results with your application.”
“TCF Canada : Test de connaissance du français”
“TEF Canada: Test d’évaluation de français”
“Marriage certificate(s), final divorce or annulment certificate(s).”
“National IDs, family/household registry/book (if applicable).”
“Before you apply for permanent residence through this pilot, you need a job offer.”
“Passport and travel documents”
“Copy of the pages of your passport or travel documents for you, your spouse or common-law partner and your dependent children.”
“Pay stubs”
“apply for permanent residence”
“If you apply for permanent residence, you must have an immigration medical exam.”
“Original police certificate from your country or territory of residence and must be issued no more than 6 months before the date of submission of application.”
“prove you have [enough money”
“bank account statements”
“Employer reference letters for the periods of work experience identified in your application.”
“proof of settlement funds”
“Copies of your T4 tax information slips and your Notice of Assessment (if applicable).”
“If your documents are not in English or French, you must include the English or French translation with a certified copy of the original document, and an affidavit.”
“have at least [1 year (1,560 hours) of related work experience in the past 3 years”
“proof of relevant work experience”
“Copy of your most recent work permit in Canada (if applicable).”
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