PEI Skilled Worker Stream

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The PEI Skilled Worker Stream is another employer-driven stream of Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP). There are two streams for skilled workers,

  1. Skilled Worker in PEI – is for applicants who are already working in the province and would like to settle down in PEI. 
  2. Skilled Worker Outside Canada – is for applicants who are outside Canada

Both the streams have same requirements, application process and document requirements. The only difference is from where the applicants are coming.

The PEI Skilled Worker Stream allows employers to recruit high-skilled workers in job positions in NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3. Applicants can only apply for a nomination (subsequently Canada PR) if they are selected by the employer. 

The employer must prove that they have been unable to fill the job positions locally. 

PEI Skilled Worker Stream: Eligibility Requirements

The eligibility criteria to meet for the PEI Skilled Worker Stream are:

  • Applicants needs a full-time job offer from a PEI employer
  • The job offer can either be permanent or last for at least 2 years
  • Offered job should be in NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3
  • Applicants must have gained at least 2 years of work experience in the last 5 years
  • Their age should be between 18 to 59 years 
  • Score at least CLB or NCLC 4 
  • They must be authorized to work in the country (have a work permit)
  • Applicant must be legal in their country of residence
  • They must have intentions to live in the province
  • They should have completed a post-secondary education
  • They need to demonstrate financial resources to show they can sustain themselves and their family members

PEI Skilled Worker Stream Step by Step Application Process

Follow the steps provided below to get started on your nomination application for PEI Skilled Worker Stream:

  1. Meet all the eligibility requirements of the PEI Skilled Worker Stream. Both the applicant and their employer needs to meet the criteria.
  2. The applicant will create an Expression of Interest (EOI) to demonstrate they have a job offer and intend to live in Prince Edward Island. 
  3. The applicant’s EOI profile will enter a pool of other applicants from where PEI PNP can pick them out. This selection of applicants from the pool and issuing them Invitations to Apply (ITAs) is known as a PNP draw
  4. Once the applicant receives an ITA, they can apply to get nominated by the province. 
  5. The submission of a nomination application will charge you CAN $300. Further, within 60 days of being invited, the applicant has to apply for nomination. 
  6. Once nominated, the applicant is free to apply for permanent residence. However, they have to do so within 3 months.

Document Checklist: PEI Skilled Worker Stream

To be eligible for a nomination through the PEI Skilled Worker Stream, you need to upload the following documents with the application. 

Note: Upload only those documents that fit with your circumstances. The documents must either be in English or French language. If not, they must be translated by a verified translator and then the applicant should upload both the certified translations as well as original documents. 

  • Passport pages’ copies
  • Language test results (must be less than 2 years old)
  • Marriage certificate
  • Birth certificate
  • Divorce certificate
  • Divorce agreement
  • Adoption papers
  • Proof of a relative living in Prince Edward Island 
  • Proof of financial resources (bank statements)
  • Temporary resident documents copies 
  • Academic credentials 
  • Reference letters

You may be required to submit documents other than these as well. 

In case there are any other confusion, contact us. 

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Niyati Chaurasia

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