Applicants must have a minimum of five years business experience, and are expected to either start a new business, partner with an existing business, or purchase and operate an existing business. Although the Provincial Nominee Program is designed to expedite the process to immigrate to Canada, it does add an extra step.
After you are successful in getting nominated, you still need to apply for permanent residence with the federal government. Need Help? Need help with your immigration applications? Get a professional immigration consultant to help you. Looking to hire a lawyer Just looking for information Other Type of immigration matter? Employer eligibility The program determines an employer's eligibility after their application is: received; and assessed.
Get a job offer from a Yukon employer It's your responsibility to find employment in the Yukon. If you do receive a job offer from a Yukon employer it's important to know: employers are not obligated to nominate foreign workers under the YNP; and employers cannot, directly or indirectly, charge or collect a fee or receive any financial gain for nominating a foreign worker. Find employment opportunities Foreign workers can use many jobs sites to search for work in the Yukon.
Some sites include, but are not limited to: Canada Job Bank Employment Central Yuwin If you cannot find work in Yukon The YNP is driven by employers looking to fill critical vacancies when qualified Canadians or permanent residents cannot be found. Basic stream-specific worker criteria Critical Impact Worker criteria NOC C and D To apply you must have: at least 6 months of full-time relevant work experience; at minimum a Canadian Language Benchmark CLB level 4 ; at minimum a high school education, or Canadian equivalency; and any higher education required for the position or NOC.
Skilled Worker criteria NOC B To apply you must have: at least 12 months of full-time relevant work experience; at minimum a Canadian Language Benchmark CLB level 5 ; at minimum a high school education, or Canadian equivalency; and any higher education required for the position or NOC. Skilled Worker criteria NOC 0 and A To apply you must have: at least 12 months of full-time relevant work experience; at minimum a Canadian Language Benchmark CLB level 7 ; at minimum a high school education, or Canadian equivalency; and any higher education required for the position or NOC.
Do you need an immigration representative or consultant? Apply to immigrate to the Yukon Eligible foreign workers with a full-time year-round job offer from an eligible Yukon employer can apply to the Yukon Nominee Program. Was this page helpful? How can we improve this page?
If the employer is approved by the Yukon Nominee Program, your information will then be reviewed. If you are approved, you will become nominated by the territory. You can then use the work permit to work in Yukon while your permanent residence application is being processed.
Once you meet security, health and criminality checks, you will become a permanent resident of Canada. The employer must have first advertised the position and shown that there is no Canadian citizen or permanent resident available for it. The next step is for you and your employer to complete the required forms.
Your employer must then submit the application to the YNP. If you are approved, you will become nominated by the Yukon territory. You can then apply for a temporary work permit as well as an application for permanent residence, both from IRCC. Once you get your work permit, you can travel to Canada and work in Yukon with your work permit while you wait for your permanent residence application to be processed.
You must first make sure that you are eligible to immigrate to Yukon. Then, submit your application on the Yukon website. After you receive approval in principle, you will be required to submit a Business Plan, that includes an outline of how you will establish a successful business.
You can then apply for a temporary work permit, with which you can travel to Yukon and start your business. You will also need to meet additional requirements for the first year in Yukon as a nominee, and for the second year in Yukon as a nominee. If you meet all requirements during your two year work period, you will get support by the YBNP in your application to the Canadian federal government for permanent residence.
You must make sure that you hold a valid work permit until you get permanent residence status in Yukon. If you are provincially nominated, the Yukon Community Pilot can help you get a special work permit that would allow you to work for multiple employers in one of the participating Yukon communities.
In addition, your jobs must add up to at least 30 hours of work per week. They must be non-seasonal, and the wage must meet or exceed the minimum wage. You must first make sure that you have been nominated by the territory of Yukon for permanent residence. In addition, you must get a signed letter of support from the Yukon government. The letter must say that the employer who are offering the jobs need you to work in the community as soon as possible and that the job offers are real.
The letter must also include details of the job offers such as the names of the employers, the occupation, the number of hours per week and the job locations. As part of your application, you will need to submit this signed letter, as well as a copy of the nomination letter from the Government of Yukon.
The application form depends on where you are applying from. Getting this work permit lets you work for up to three different employers in one of the participating Yukon communities. The work permit would be valid for 2 years. The employer will not need a Labour Market Impact Assessment.
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