Northern Rural Immigration Pilot Program

[canuck78]

I hear you, but in this case what is the guarantee that if I do manage to show a relative I am likely to stay there. But I do get that they probably have to go with some criteria to start with and having connections can be one.

Studies have shown that if you have a community already in the location including family you are much more likely to remain in the community. The communtities will also see if you have ever lived in a small city that is pretty isolated. If you have only lived in cities of millions and never sought out vacations where you are isolated then you probably won’t do well in many of the rural cities or small cities. In general these programs are taking their times I. The hope is that they will slowly find people who are committed to the community and who will put down roots. People attending colleges and universities in those areas are likely the best target. Think many may find better quality of life in the smaller and mid-sized citiesbut most can’t see past places like Toronto and Vancouver. Windsor became a huge cenitrefor Syrian families. The cost of living is much lower so many movEd out of the GTA,Vancouver, Alberta, etc.and set up shop in Windsor.

 

[Shaild]

Studies have shown that if you have a community already in the location including family you are much more likely to remain in the community. The communtities will also see if you have ever lived in a small city that is pretty isolated. If you have only lived in cities of millions and never sought out vacations where you are isolated then you probably won’t do well in many of the rural cities or small cities. In general these programs are taking their times I. The hope is that they will slowly find people who are committed to the community and who will put down roots. People attending colleges and universities in those areas are likely the best target. Think many may find better quality of life in the smaller and mid-sized citiesbut most can’t see past places like Toronto and Vancouver. Windsor became a huge cenitrefor Syrian families. The cost of living is much lower so many movEd out of the GTA,Vancouver, Alberta, etc.and set up shop in Windsor.

Agree, but I still feel their target audience should be someone who is probably 30+, Married & have kids. Reason ? I live in a very big city, full of high rise buildings & you get everything that you want at door step. I have lived all my life in big cities. Me & my wife would love to move to a small town & really detox from city life for good. Obviously have done a lot of research on this & not an overnight decision. What we need now is a settled life & a meaningful life and not be a part of rat race. If you are going to ask a college kid to stay, I dont think he/she would like that kind of life. Just my thought but I may be wrong.

 

[Mustafa83]

Agree, but I still feel their target audience should be someone who is probably 30+, Married & have kids. Reason ? I live in a very big city, full of high rise buildings & you get everything that you want at door step. I have lived all my life in big cities. Me & my wife would love to move to a small town & really detox from city life for good. Obviously have done a lot of research on this & not an overnight decision. What we need now is a settled life & a meaningful life and not be a part of rat race. If you are going to ask a college kid to stay, I dont think he/she would like that kind of life. Just my thought but I may be wrong.

My thoughts exactly. I also want to move from a big city to a rural quiet place.

As I have mentioned few times in this forum they should have made this program in a more simple way.
- No job offer
- Simple points based system
- Work permit for 4-5 years that would allow you to work only in the said community.

In that way when someone would arrive he would have no option but to work in the community and after getting settled in a year or so that person would unlikely want to move to another place in Canada.

 

[canuck78]

Agree, but I still feel their target audience should be someone who is probably 30+, Married & have kids. Reason ? I live in a very big city, full of high rise buildings & you get everything that you want at door step. I have lived all my life in big cities. Me & my wife would love to move to a small town & really detox from city life for good. Obviously have done a lot of research on this & not an overnight decision. What we need now is a settled life & a meaningful life and not be a part of rat race. If you are going to ask a college kid to stay, I dont think he/she would like that kind of life. Just my thought but I may be wrong.

People may think they would would like it but such a huge shift may be too much to tolerate that is why having proof that you can live in a small community is needed. Most people coming from large bustling cities in the world would findToronto quiet.

 

[Shaild]

People may think they would would like it but such a huge shift may be too much to tolerate that is why having proof that you can live in a small community is needed. Most people coming from large bustling cities in the world would findToronto quiet.

I think it is a matter of prospective & what you value in current stage of your life. World is going crazy, a little solace & peaceful living wont hurt. But I do get why you bring that up and majority might feel that way.

 

[qaziarslantariq]

Anybody got this email?
Your resume has been forwarded to the applicable employer

 

[Newbie098]

Anybody got this email?
Your resume has been forwarded to the applicable employer

Ur NOC n which community

 

[canuck78]

I think it is a matter of prospective & what you value in current stage of your life. World is going crazy, a little solace & peaceful living wont hurt. But I do get why you bring that up and majority might feel that way.

Lots of students that attend school in these smaller communities and almost all leave so there is reason to be concerned that people may do the exact same. Lots of people had asked about how long they would have to stay when the program was first announced.

 

[indianstudent96]

I heard that some people (already in Canada with temporary status) are moving to these communities to apply for PR through his program, but the likelihood of getting a recommendation is slim.

 

[canuck78]

I heard that some people (already in Canada with temporary status) are moving to these communities to apply for PR through his program, but the likelihood of getting a recommendation is slim.

The requirements are still the same. If they have recently moved there they don’t really have history in the area. The people running the program aren’t stupid and they are getting thousands of applications.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/claresholm-immigration-employment-pilot-project-1.5474281

 

[indianstudent96]

The requirements are still the same. If they have recently moved there they don’t really have history in the area. The people running the program aren’t stupid and they are getting thousands of applications.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/claresholm-immigration-employment-pilot-project-1.5474281

That's exactly my point. That's why I said the likelihood of getting a community recommendation is slim. Unless you can show them that you have ties to the community and have a solid job, you don't stand a chance. But, who are we to tell people to stop day dreaming? LOL.

 

[qaziarslantariq]

Ur NOC n which community

Brandon
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[qaziarslantariq]

Hi,
Anybody got job offer from any employer through RNIP?
I sent an email to my employer and got a reply that they are reviewing applications which they have received and will send interview slots to successful candidates.

 

[hello2020]

Hi,

Does anybody know the official processing time of PR application under the RNIP?

 

[qaziarslantariq]

Hi,

Does anybody know the official processing time of PR application under the RNIP?

I believe it's just 3 to 4 months. Did you get the job offer already?