For how long you have to stay in Rural City (RNIP)?

[bellaluna]

because immigration agencies are used to give you positive answers (the answers make you happy), and they don't care much about you as much as getting their money. so that is why I am digging in all my chances, and try to know myself.

I need them for application procedures, submissions, checklist, etc.

Oh I’ve been there, my elder relatives and I only ended up in Canada because I did the opposite of my immigration consultant’s advice. $2,000 down the drain.

I just think this particular question and most of your previous ones could have been fairly answered by them. Also gives you some extra info to weigh.

 

[anikethd02]

Is there a rule for RNIP just like PNP which states you need to stay in the province for atleast 2 years

 

[amdavis05]

Is there a rule for RNIP just like PNP which states you need to stay in the province for atleast 2 years

You need to stay as to not misrepresent your intentions, which you are clearly doing. If your plan is to dodge out of the province the first minute you can then don't come via that route, okay? Doesn't sound like you're all that interested in actually being part of Canada...

 

[canuck78]

Is there a rule for RNIP just like PNP which states you need to stay in the province for atleast 2 years

Assume you assured the city and employer that you are committed to remaining in the community to get approved. They took a risk on you and if people leave soon after expect that the program will not approve future applicants unless they have strong connections to the area.

 

[minhvtcun]

Can I change my job after received PR with RNIP, I mean I dont move to any other cities, just change my job.
Is is any chance my PR can be revoke?

 

[canuck78]

Can I change my job after received PR with RNIP, I mean I dont move to any other cities, just change my job.
Is is any chance my PR can be revoke?

What were the terms of your RNIP job to get PR approval? Was there a time commitment?

 

[minhvtcun]

You need to stay as to not misrepresent your intentions, which you are clearly doing. If your plan is to dodge out of the province the first minute you can then don't come via that route, okay? Doesn't sound like you're all that interested in actually being part of Canada...

Do I need to keep the same job, after I received PR?