AIPP - WHAT’S WRONG WITH IT? | Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program 2021

[@harrisfulo]

Totally agree with this. Never sugar coat any type of immigration program. Nothing is easy. They are all different and have their own challenges. I find it weird and alarming that many Filipinos try to resort to AIPP because they think it is the "easiest| pathway. People always like the easiest route, which normally leads you to disaster. People should focus on what specific pathways would suit them better, and not the easiest or cheapest way. There are several pathways to be PR or to work in Canada but they should do their own research of all the pathways and decide from there which one is the most realistically attainable route. Thank you for doing this vlog! I hope more of our kababayans would learn from this and open their minds to other pathways (options) as well.

[@rrdancel]

I’m just noticing how you hit all the right notes whenever you comment on my videos here on my channel. 💯 It’s great to attract like-minded individuals on topics relating to immigration and life in general. Thank you for sharing your two cents, it’s a reassuring feeling that I’m getting my message across the right people. Thoroughly enjoyed reading each of your comments! 😊❤️✨

[@harrisfulo]

@@rrdancel im pretty sure there are a lot more people who have watched your videos but dont hv time to drop a comment but share the same thoughts as us. It is just a breath of fresh air to see good and detailed contents with great video editing. I watch alot of vlogs of different pinoy vloggers with regards to life in Canada and your channel offers one of the best insights available for specific topics. Please continue to do more vlogs. We are learning a lot from you and also your "gala" shots are great. We look forward to visiting these places as well soon!

[@karoltedchan3495]

PLEASE GUYS, may i know the company who helped you to be part of AIPP?

[@urbanmetal7802]

Actually... i think the low proof of funds requirement is what makes it an applicant magnet. Meeting the required proof of funds of EE especially when immigrating with family / children is quite a challenge...

[@dhannika7123]

Nakakalungkot lang kasi kagaya ko sa AIPP lang ako qualified nung nagpa consult ako ☹️

[@cheddee5924]

To everyone wishing to come to Canada as a permanent resident, every Canada Immigration pathway has its own pros and cons. There is no easy and assured program (except marrying a Canadian). To start, if you have an ielts and ECA, you can simultaneously apply to multiple programs such as express entry, AIPP, RNIP, PNP, and even quebec skilled immigration. It does not cost you to open a multiple profile and its totally acceptable. However, you should only choose one pathway when you start your PR application and this is the time you will pay for it. So go and grab every opportunity, you never know whats for you. Good luck!

[@studyliveexploreca]

Also, one more thing to add Rachel, most of the aipp designated employers are in F&B, so if you are in IT industry, might as well check other PR pathways. the pathway is employer driven kaya mahirap din tlaga, kaya lagi tlaga open for other PR pathways not just AIPP! :)

[@lxi5464]

What do you mean by F&B?

[@studyliveexploreca]

@@lxi5464 food and beverage :) so mostly restaurants un nasa employer list so check nyu designated employer list. :)

[@FubuDon]

@@studyliveexploreca damn

[@juliagonzalvo9215]

We are also planning to try aipp or the rnip but my husband is an it professional. Sabi ng kausap namin na immigration firm dito sa pinas. May demand daw ang it professional for aipp and rnip. 🥺

[@studyliveexploreca]

@@juliagonzalvo9215 based on my experience ha? Since I lived in Atlantic for almost two years - IT jobs are limited but probably check Halifax, dartmouth, moncton, fredericton. Those are the cities that probably you can look at. But opportunity wise - you have more jobs in BC or Toronto. PR wise? You have more pr pathways in Atlantic - it can open up to 4 major pr pathways so discuss it with ur immigration consultant - I am not sure but I think they are not equipped regarding the job market - what are their basis? Are they showing u some facts? If not - then they’re just guestimating their opinions. Try to look at the job market ng province. :) for me I based it on facts and experience since I studied and worked in NS for a bit, and working in BC so can see the difference terms of opportunity.

[@angeloembuldeniya460]

Finally, there's a KZbinr who helps folks get a reality check on AIPP ;-) Congrats Rachel!

[@rrdancel]

Finally, there’s a guy that understands my drift 😜 awww thank you for leaving a comment and for watching ❤️

[@kayevee9673]

Technically, there is nothing "wrong" with AIPP. It is employer-driven, therefore, the most important element there is the JOB OFFER. It is challenging in terms of finding a designated employer. And to frankly tell everyone, these designated employers might consider people who are already in Canada than those who are off shore, well, depending on their need. Come to think of it, why will an employer hire someone overseas if there are immigrants and local talents ready to satisfy their business needs? That "deal breaker" Rachel discussed may be just a single aspect of AIPP in other people's opinion, especially those KZbinrs who say it is an "easy path", but come to think of it, without that JOB OFFER, you will definitely not qualify for this immigration program.

[@jenniexx9528]

I can't believe the amount of hate you're getting on this video. I applied through AIPP and guys sorry to break your bubble but Rachel is correct. It's very difficult to apply through this pathway, that's the cost of having low requirements. I spent 3 years looking for an employer, been rejected countless times-the silent treatment after the final interview is the absolute worst. Take this from someone who crawled her way to get to Canada. It's not easy. The hate you're throwing at Rachel is unacceptable. She is not sugarcoating. That's the reality. It's not pearls and diamonds. Those requirements are just a facade. Let's learn to be accepting whether it's painful or not. This is only way we can make educated decisions. It will set us back and weigh our options. 😌 if you feel like your hope is building up, take a pause and then process that feeling. Emotions are deceitful you know. What I'm trying to say guys please take everything with a grain of salt.

[@rrdancel]

You hit the nail on the head. 🥺❤️ I hope people see past this video. It’s really not to discourage them but enlighten them since sooooo many depend on this program when the requirements are very rigid and employer-dependent. I understand that it’s hard to accept that the chances may be low here if that’s all that the person was hoping for. But that’s the sad reality to Immigration: it’s simply not for everyone. 😕 but it shouldn’t discourage them from trying because only when you try you really know if it’s for you or not. Thank you so much for your support and for sharing your experience to inform others. 🤗❤️🤗❤️ you’re doing everyone the greater good by letting them know this information. That way they can piece the puzzle faster and hopefully seek other options. AIPP is now a Permanent Immigration Pathway. But it’s still Job offer dependent, so that’s still half the battle... 🤷‍♀️

[@lizzietomei7805]

Not sure if I agree with you especially coming from someone in BC as we got our PR through AIPP in 7 months. I have been watching your videos and can tell how knowledgeable you are with Study Permits but this video can be discouraging to aspiring applicants of AIPP. We are from NS and know a lot of success stories through this pathway including ours of course. anything pertaining this pathway is most likely to be more accurate from applicants who are in any of the Maritime provinces.

[@rrdancel]

Hi dear, this is an old video but I appreciate your insight and feedback! Looking to update it soon 🤗💕

[@justVernica12]

This video is really on-point. Thank you Rachel! :D I am eye-ing on that AIPP but after watching this video, well, I have to read more and balance everything first...

[@yenyenacornblue6995]

Same thoughts as mine, despite of promising lead there were drawbacks and the top obstacle that might insurmountable is the needle in the stacks of hay JOB OFFER since I had spent more than 2 years quest for that elusive job offer but couldn’t get one. That’s why preparing reroute to another pathway.

[@rrdancel]

I get a lot of people asking about AIPP. Also, people have been saying that it’s the easiest pathway. You are an example of how difficult it is to search for a job offer. Did you find another pathway?

[@yenyenacornblue6995]

@@rrdancel preparing for student pathway, as soon as I got my IELTS academic result next week then apply for LOA at Holland college in PEI

[@jennyk1509]

I think student path way is good at PEI depending on the course

[@DonPhilifeh]

Dang! ..you hit the spot here.. :-) I think there's a misconception about the AIPP, and most of "Pinoy KZbinr" sugar coating the truth about it, they have to clickbait on youtube just to get some money. Anyone intending to migrate should watch these type of videos to have a balanced & informed view about the reality of AIPP. People - Don't fall for the hype! youtube is full of Clickbait.

[@rrdancel]

Hi Don, I have noticed many people being misinformed on various immigration topics. You are correct in that many KZbinrs want that quick click bait and don’t deliver on the goods. I get many asking questions about the easiest and cheapest pathway to Canada and especially on AIPP. It’s good that you appreciate the hard truth. Again, thank you for commenting 😋

[@tronhechanova]

Hello! I was applying AIPP right now and I need to considerate this vlog! I'm excited to get more information from you. Keep it up. BTW I'm an OFW here in Kuwait.

[@J_young_824]

I've been thinking of joining this program after my contract. Thank you for helping us to decide on which path we're going. I'm contemplating too which country i should move for good. It's very satisfying how you talk and explain things. Take care always!

[@kanayobardi7736]

Always better to be blunt and upfront with the reality. It better prepares the mind on what to expect. 2021 will rock ;)

[@rrdancel]

I’m glad to see that we’re on the same page. It’s always better to give a reality check than false hope 👍😊 main point is: immigration is not for everyone, that is why certain pathways are catered to a specific group of people. Thanks for getting my drift! 💙

[@lxi5464]

Good points! I haven't thought about that. I need to reassess my plans. Thank you!

[@rrdancel]

Im glad I can give you another perspective of the program. Thank you for watching 😊☺️

[@ghilbertpineda5340]

Same with me, i just had a one on one meeting with the consultant, so now i have to find better options for me to work in Canada.

[@gris9uyang495]

Thank you so much for the information I just had a meeting with the visa consultant about AIPP and i feel excited about it. Good thing I did research and found your video so there is no really easy pathway going to Canada.

[@rrdancel]

Thank god you avoid this agency scam. AIPP is one of the most common scams agencies use to lure immigrants to get their money. Please watch my latest video on agencies.

[@isokevinvlogs]

@@rrdancel are agencies and consultants the same?

[@jonathanroydeleon8542]

The video was real, it is neither discouraging nor encouraging in a way. Sabi nga nila mas ok na malaman kung ano ang meron. Just wished you could’ve discussed more into the other options kung sakali. Hehe we all need to pray for it anyway. If para sayo yan ibibigay naman yan ni Lord

[@rrdancel]

Hi Jonathan, Thank you for your comment. The topic of this video is on reasons not to come to Canada. I will be posting other videos on other options to come to Canada. 😀

[@左扬-l1x]

Thank you so much Rachel, your video is very helpful, if possible ,Could you pls make a video about Canada's easiest provinces to emigrate? And I appreciate your time

[@acdesconte]

love it!!! so informative!!! I hope I can make it through my application for AIPP this year :)

[@rrdancel]

I hop so as well.

[@DenG611]

An agency is wooing us to try AIPP pathway. In all their presentations to us, they never mentioned the 6000 quota. Thanks for the info

[@rrdancel]

Oh buddy, that’s the most important part. 😂 I’ll try to give another balanced review on this program coming soon, but yea 6,000 PRs only for this program in 2021....

[@DenG611]

@@rrdancel eagerly waiting for it

[@melissayan56]

It's ok not to sugarcoat but I find this video not encouraging at all. It feels like you just want to give up😩

[@shieraamorabarico632]

Such an eye-opener. Thanks, Rachel.

[@nicksun2630]

This is so true. A lot of people stating that madali lang ma PR sa AIPP. Sabi ko nga kung madali eh di sana andun na lahat nag apply. To add d lang tayo mga pinoy knows this pathway... thanks again for the video and More power to your KZbin channel.

[@rrdancel]

Yes. I think a lot of people present AIPP on some sort of easy, cheap and quick pathway to Canada. This is mainly for clickbait. Many people don't like the truth. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel.

[@abegailbaje573]

I always appreciate your videos! Very helpful for us ❤️

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for taking the time to watch them and it really makes me happy 😊 glad it helped! ❤️

[@JeanChloeMiray]

Great info ate♥️.. thank you as always!!

[@rrdancel]

And as always, thank you for your support! Aww 🥰

[@ninaocampo9844]

ganda mo talaga ms. rachel :) another helpful video. Hope to meet tou soon in Kenede hehehe

[@jemonacemirasol5281]

another informative video, thanks, girl

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for helping my channel out.

[@waleedibrahim6925]

Thank you Rachel, this video saved me a lot of time

[@rrdancel]

You are very welcome!

[@cbaldevia]

Please do make an update of this video. I would like to hear your thoughts now that AIP has become a permanent. Thanks

[@itsandreimackenzie1801]

First comment again! Stay safe always

[@rrdancel]

Woohoo, always prompt! I appreciate you 🥺✨

[@itsandreimackenzie1801]

@@rrdancel omg! You’ve noticed me! Thank you so much ate❤️ You’re my inspiration 💙

[@harshitderashri8817]

Straight to the point. Wonderful approach.

[@rrdancel]

Pointed noted and taken.

[@EmpoweredJourneyTV]

Hi! I really appreciate your Data-driven and Analytical content. They're so helpful. I hope you can also consider making one about the RNIP pilot Program. I'm 39 and looking into taking that pathway, starting off as an Int'l student in one of the rural cities. Please grant my request. Many thanks and more power to you!

[@rrdancel]

Hi Janis, I was actually going to make another similar video for the RNIP. I am just super busy at the moment; but, hopefully I can make that content soon.

[@johnaldrichdelacruz7009]

9:12 hello, where can I see the link regarding this information about 6000 PR admissions only for AIPP? I tried searching for it but cant find this information? Thanks

[@rrdancel]

Hi dear, you can find it under Canada’s immigration plans found here: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/supplementary-immigration-levels-2021-2023.html

[@johnaldrichdelacruz7009]

@@rrdancel thank you so much for the response 😊

[@Ms19860331]

Hi...I love you videos as the give a proper black and white picture of the actuals.. Now...I have a favour to ask you... Can you look into "pathways for freelancers to immigrate to Canada" I have searched high and low for that kind of video but all I find is pathways for students & professionals.. Looking forward to hearing from you.

[@MsHamza360]

This is great info thanks really appreciate the effort keep on the great work. I had a suggestion for a new video like alot of students are choosing to study in Quebec Montreal how about making videos about it as not many people have covered this subject

[@rrdancel]

Hi Hamza, Just noticed that I haven't replied to your comment. I can try when I have some time. Appreciate the input. As aways, I appreciate that you continue to support my channel to grow.

[@markcarloaragones2829]

what a real talk , thumbs up

[@rrdancel]

As real as it gets! Glad you liked it!

[@francisperdon3840]

Thank you for being honest by sharing this information.

[@rrdancel]

I try to tell it how it is so others can better assess themselves 😊 You’re very welcome 😊❤️

[@brolimba]

Thanks for sharing, really appreciate the honesty

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for watching.

[@aryansarin6954]

I have a question, so is it possible for someone to apply for aipp and pnp/federal program at the same time, so that just in case aipp gets rejected you would have something in your case... Or you can only apply one at a time...?

[@rrdancel]

You can be eligible in several programs if you fit the bill to apply for one/both/many. It's best to keep your options open too in case plan A/B/C fails. :)

[@belle3812]

I will really highly appreciate it if you can make a video on how to identify if they are a designated employer. Thank you ❤️

[@fattah7473]

Your r one of the best people clarifying things 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 luckily i found ur channel . One question let’s say if someone graduated from Ontario and then found a job in the Atlantic ! Can they still apply for the pilot program or they need to be graduates of Nova scotia ? Thanks in advance

[@walkbylight]

I have the same question. i want to go to school in big cities not small palces

[@bagtastv23]

I like your tone,. casher sounds like good Morning Sir in Jollibee. Nice topic anyway very helpful.

[@adamdeste7376]

Best way to immigrate to Canada is to apply for a direct PR from any of the refugee countries. 😁

[@rangikakekunawela8333]

You meant after get PR through AIPP, no need to stay same province for particular years as PNP PR

[@rrdancel]

Generally, but check your restrictions on the PR. Some provinces require to have an intention to remain there for at least 2 years - so best to check with the province and its PR conditions 😊👍

[@TeamCorinCanada]

Nothing is easy, and "easy" is relative. Took us 2 weeks to get a job offer (piece of cake, hun) but 2 years to finally get PR through AIPP. It was more difficult to gather requirements and docs, we did it DIY😅 But I do not think we could call these as "flaws or problems" of the program. Job offer is 1st eligibility requirement - the program aims to help employers in Maritimes attract talents. Immigration plan of 6000ish per year for the next 3 years are not bad numbers, considering it is a "pilot" program. For family of 4, we just needed 6100CAD proof of funds. One can get in with highschool level English skills. But I would say one needs a LOT of luck, faith and relevant skills to get in the program. These "flaws" are designed to create balance or as you say, half of PH would be in Atlantic now😅

[@rrdancel]

First of all, it’s not a piece of cake. You had all the relevant requirements to fulfill that one job offer position - what about those thousands of people that did not get that job offer? It was definitely not a piece of cake for them, hun. You are correct in the “everything is relative”. If you take 6,000 PR admissions under the AIPP and compare it to the PR Admissions of Express Entry - more people can be admitted for PR under Express Entry. So in relative terms, AIPP is based on luck and Express Entry is based on merit. AIPP is a pilot program but with any pilot program, it’s up for yearly review. It can be cancelled at anytime. The numbers can decrease at anytime or go up. But it’s not like Express Entry, that’s more stable and predictable. Basically what I’m trying to say is - I would rather rely on quantitative characteristics like my merit and skill. As opposed to getting lucky bc of an employer that’s gonna give me that one job offer that my whole future depends on... But I do praise you for being 1/6000. 🎫 You got the golden ticket. It’s like winning the lottery - it’s definitely a huge gamble but the payout is high. 👍😊

[@jw_wander]

Very inspiring. 👍👍 Atlantic provinces are also smaller compare to other parts of Canada so 6K makes sense to me. I hope that we can also migrate to one of the provinces there someday.

[@sangbae1984]

Hi, po. Is this different from the Skilled Worker Stream discussed in one of Jayson Jim's vlogs po, where even people in their 50's may apply or people who only have secondary education level as long as they reach a certain number of points out of 100? Or is AIPP a different one po?

[@nikhilesh6595]

Hello, have you looked at the designated employers list for each province? The list is loooong and one should get a job offer inevitably. Also, talking about the AIPP for international students who studied in the atlantic provinces their only requirement is to get a job offer. What are your thoughts on this

[@rrdancel]

All three programs under the AIPP requires a job offer from a designated employer. The list could be long. But, it doesn't mean that all employers that list are hiring. So, without a job offer from a designated employer, then the student is not qualified for AIPP.

[@JUANinOman]

Where can i find that information of 6k PR admissions for Aipp in 2021?

[@rrdancel]

Here is the link www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/supplementary-immigration-levels-2021-2023.html

[@JUANinOman]

@@rrdancel thank you

[@Future.Canadians]

And, the truth is told, by Rachel. Double Thumbs Up.

[@rrdancel]

Awww thaaaaanks 🥰 just giving it to my viewers straight so they can make informed decisions on their journey to come to Canada. Thank you for your support ☺️❤️

[@f8397-f4x]

hi AIPP processing time si 6 months or more because IRCC says 6 month but some people say 12-18 months ?

[@johnpaulf.tomaque4363]

Thank you for sharing. We are actually trying to identify what program is best for me and my fiancee. This is a good point to consider. All the best. Btw, do you have any suggestions for a professional like us? Thanks

[@jonggrieco]

Thank you for making this video.

[@rrdancel]

I should make an updated version soon but I appreciate you for watching 😊♥️

[@soleil_devnani]

Where is it mentioned only 6000 PR applications in 2021 under AIPP?

[@rrdancel]

You can find it here: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/supplementary-immigration-levels-2021-2023.html 👍😊

[@soleil_devnani]

@@rrdancel got it thanks 😊

[@rosepineda69]

Wow nice! Thanks for the info your message just answered my question.

[@rrdancel]

I’m glad it helped ❤️😊

[@henrryduran3546]

Hi. Thanks for your information. I've intented to achieve a job offer and it is an uphill Battle find one... In my view, you have to apply as a student before applying to any PR Stream. What do you make of priority skills stream of NL?

[@rrdancel]

I am not too sure what the employment industries are in the NL. I am more focused on BC.

[@henrryduran3546]

@@rrdancel ok I was thinking you had information about all Canadian provinces. I've seen several videos from.your channel and saw one about AIPP...

[@hugosousa4438]

In theory, a foreginer who has the necessary requirements (work experience, language, education) and gets a job offer from a designated employer before travelling to Canada could be eligible to apply for PR?

[@rrdancel]

If you meet all the requirements to apply for PR under the AIPP, then, in theory, yes.

[@accountingxplainedx]

Video starts at 7:44, thank later.

[@rrdancel]

Thanks! 😜

[@clintcleatus5206]

Feb 2021 they declared , aipp is a permanent program for Atlantic provinces

[@rrdancel]

Yes, this video was shot before that so will make an updated version soon!

[@clintcleatus5206]

@@rrdancel thank you for your reply. Noted 👌..keep shining 🌅

[@lawrencebiadang4150]

you deserve more subscribers! you helped a lot of dreamers through your vlogs. I've seen your post about your PR on an FB group for International Students, congratulations!

[@rrdancel]

Hi Lawrence, Thank you for your kind words and hope you enjoy you day. 😊

[@Megazoid-my7cp]

Thank you for your honest opinion👍

[@jannonflores1113]

If you’re applying for express entry in the near future and you’re on NOC A or B I think it would be fine if you try this pathway, just don’t resign from your job unless you got your work permit 😂😂. Anyways my eye is on express entry as I qualify for it. Either way it’s a win win if I got an entry from any of the pathways. Cheers 🥂

[@sheirahmae]

Thank you for explaining with finesse accent and emotions.

[@rrdancel]

Sheirahmae! I just love that you watch a video and then you make a comment😊. Thank you dear for your contribution to my channel!

[@pointbreak335]

If I graduate from a Atlantic province and not get a job offer ... will I still be able to get pr ?

[@canadalaliviston3654]

My employer is asking to include certain period of time to work for them in the AIPP endosement, if that becomes a problem if i leave early after getting PR.

[@Juniordevil46]

How much does it take to get job offer

[@canadalaliviston3654]

@@Juniordevil46 it didn't cost anything i am already graduated in canada.

[@Juniordevil46]

Oh that's great 👍

[@valeriealanon1654]

NEGATIVITY at it's finest. Lol. Gurl, you should've titled your video "DISADVANTAGES OF THE AIPP PROGRAM". There's nothing WRONG with the program. Your vid is discouraging enough makes it pointless. I mean, if someone really wants to immigrate to Canada then there's NO WRONG PATHWAY Honey! 😄😉👎 #ThinkBeforeYouClick

[@valeriealanon1654]

So what if they would only need 6k? Opportunity is OPPORTUNITY. Let the people grab em! 🙄

[@rrdancel]

I appreciate your thoughts and comment but I think you missed the point of the video and that’s ok 👍 Hope you get into the AIPP program 🤗

[@valeriealanon1654]

Lol. I'm already in Canada. ure the one missing the point iha. You got ur way into CA way easier than others, so u will never understand what this kind of OPPORTUNITY is for them. Remember you're an "INFLUENCER". This vid is too one sided. Do u even know what the advantages of the AIPP program are to the people?? 🤔 If so,.then make a vid abt it as well. #FactCheck 🤗

[@rrdancel]

Why don’t you make a video about it then? and I’ll watch ❤️😊

[@valeriealanon1654]

Loool. Im not the "INFLUENCER". You are. 😂😉 might as well. 🤗

[@jennyk1509]

Well, supposing I study in one of Atlantic provinces and thereafter relocate? Will it be of benefit to attaining PR?

[@rrdancel]

While you can work in a skilled job after graduation, you’re closing an opportunity to qualify for AIPP which specifically requires you to live and work there. But once you are PR you can move anywhere in Canada if there are no restrictions 😊

[@jennyk1509]

Great, thanks for respond. It is of help as I consider. Can I ask studying in BC 1 year course at northern lights college and Holland college 2 year course which would you recommend? Both on business administration

[@glengagujas5621]

Thankyou! Very detailed

[@rrdancel]

You are welcome

[@billabong272]

thanks for the tips! stay safe!

[@rrdancel]

Thanks for watching, you too keep safe ❤️✨

[@TheJoaqui10]

Student visa in atlantic region then acquire PR through AIPP (if still available) would it be a wise decision given AIPP is a cheaper pathway?

[@rrdancel]

It’s not “wiser” because of the dealbreaker and the low PR admission numbers. 😟

[@TheJoaqui10]

@@rrdancel kahit mag student visa muna sa atlantic region ? Low parin amg chance na makapag PR after studying?

[@Lovepreetsingh-xj7gb]

Hi , nice video, just want to know if somebody alreday has job offer from designated employer , then what do you think ?

[@rrdancel]

Hi Lovepreet, I think that is great for them.

[@zenshlonek9808]

Thank you for that very informative video.. My wife is applying a Temporary Work Permit under AIPP, She has an offer letter from an employer,as an accompanying dependent can i apply also an Open Work Permit now together or i can do it later when we arrive in Canada? salamat po.

[@vaibhavchauhansunny]

Hi, I am also in the middle of my process of AIPP. Can you please tell, how much it had cost you from the day you had started the process and the day you got the offer letter.

[@beruniy_21]

I really like your voice . Keep the vlogs and you will succeed

[@rrdancel]

Yehey! I’m glad my voice is tolerable? Hahaha as long as it’s clear 😜 thank you! 😊🙏

[@beruniy_21]

@@rrdancel but I really mean it, keep the good work and you will not regret 😉

[@gie.m]

Hi! Any thoughts which one is better to study where in the choices of provinces that I am eyeing are Newfoundland and Labrador or Vancouver? While watching your vlog about this I’m a little bit torn which province to take.

[@rrdancel]

Vancouver is an actual city. Newfoundland and Labrador is a province. It's not really comparable. But, I would say Vancouver is better for jobs, careers, networking, opportunities, future outlook, more major companies are opening their businesses here...etc

[@nazimben2935]

I have a question for NOC C jobs, are nurses and truck drivers the only jobs that are accepted in this program ?

[@rrdancel]

No, it’s not necessarily just those positions that are available for AIPP. I also notice a lot of people in the food and beverage industry get in. Again it depends on the jobs available at the time and the employer who is willing to sponsor your application 😊👍

[@ishusinghal]

Finally a youtuber Reveal Truth

[@pauljudesacmar7275]

My update po ba kayo sa program na ito? May nasagap akong balita na bukod sa gagawing permanent na to, hindi na daw magiging pilot means pwede na kahit saang province or state. Tama po ba?

[@olusolaeseyin7982]

Can I try the different programs at the same time or it could get me disqualified for dipping my hands into more than one option at the same time?

[@cheddee5924]

To everyone wishing to come to Canada as a permanent resident, every Canada Immigration pathway has its own pros and cons. There is no easy and assured program (except marrying a Canadian). To start, if you have an ielts and ECA, you can simultaneously apply to multiple programs such as express entry, AIPP, RNIP, PNP, and even quebec skilled immigration. It does not cost you to open a multiple profile and its totally acceptable. However, you should only choose one pathway when you start your PR application and this is the time you will pay for it. So go and grab every opportunity, you never know whats for you. Good luck!

[@debbievaldez539]

Hi. Thanks for this video, I'm about to take this path, though I still consider it. If I may ask, what do you think is the easiest pathway for call center agents? I will appreciate your response :)

[@Loniii.]

For me student pathway po. Madalang po ata sila kumuha ng call center agents outside Canada

[@alphasam9410]

Can you please tell more about the international student pathway for AIPP

[@Kennedy-cr4es]

For two days, I am doing my research on this AIPP path kasi nga parang madali. As I go through the requirements, sabi ko hindi naman to madali. Ang hirap kaya makahanap ng designated employer. Nagtataka lang ako sa ibang youtuber na sinasabing easiest and fastest daw Anyway, good thing na I came across your video on this topic. 😊

[@rrdancel]

Saying the AIPP is an easy pathway to PR is clickbait. It grows the KZbin Channel as more viewers are watching. However, its misleading as it does not state the truth about finding a designated employer. Also, I have noticed agents advertise this AIPP program like it will give you PR because of the low requirements. The clients end up giving money to the agent and then found out later there is no job offer. I have received so many private messages from victims being scammed through the AIPP so I decided to make a video on it.

[@cryptoscope835]

Hi Rachael, thanks for the great work, I don't think this program is as easy as you are saying esp for foreigners This is what I keep getting on the job sites "Intended job posting audience Anyone who can legally work in Canada can apply for this job. If you are not currently authorized to work in Canada, the employer will not consider your job application" Could you please elaborate on the above statement, that must I be in Canada in order to be considered for a job offer??

[@rrdancel]

Hi Dear, In this video, I mentioned that AIPP is quite difficult to get - this is based on the title, thumbnail and especially the statement made in that video. Maybe rewatch? The statement "who can legally work in Canada," means you must have valid working status in Canada. People with valid working status in Canada are Canadians, permanent residence, and various types of work permits holders. I hope that answers your question.

[@guruworld3608]

So,As per your view which province is better for study?

[@rrdancel]

In terms of jobs? If so, Vancouver is a better option.

[@vishalbajaj2308]

Thanks for the information but you know I am lucky that am working under designated employer since 1 year and he gave me JOB OFFER and am waiting for my endorsement approval since 3 months. Will see what my luck says in the future. 🙃

[@rrdancel]

I’m glad you’re one of the lucky few to get that! You must be over the moon about it, you made it to the finish line my friend 😊 or at least, the hard part is over 👍😊 Hoping you get positive results! All the best 😊✨

[@purity2625]

If I apply for a visitor visa, will it be easier to get a job offer from the employer since I'm already in Canada

[@rrdancel]

There is an advantage if you are meeting with the employer in person. However, it would be a costly investment to be here on a visitor status without getting that job offer. I just want you to be aware.😊

[@purity2625]

@@rrdancel OK thank you

[@maria.rizzapacheco1445]

Hi! Love watching ur videos!! ☺️☺️ can u do something about different programs to PR pathways. just like this one! :) heheheh 🙏🙏

[@rrdancel]

Hi Maria, I am in the process of doing other PR pathways. There are so many within each one. I am trying to focus on students first and then if I have time, I will do discuss others. 😁 Which one are you looking at by the way?

[@mukkulahuja]

Rechal if someone already have employer what will the whole procedure going forward?

[@rrdancel]

What PR program are you applying for? Please provide more details about your question.😊

[@mukkulahuja]

I am going to apply for vistor first then coming there with help of my mentor I am going to apply for lmia and work permit, that's what I feel better way going forward, at later stage I will apply for pr currently I will be moving for work

[@y.d.8117]

Sorry I missed this video So do you know how many days does it take to get endorsement letter .I have a file number from the province and that's it ....

[@rrdancel]

It really boils down to your employer. Can’t you contact them directly for it? It should be fairly easy to get.

[@mysteriousdrifter9222]

How to apply jobs in Atlanta being abroad ?

[@elliotmin9290]

Hi Rachel! Can i still have a chance to apply for AIPP even tho I am graduated from other provinces?

[@MimayTravels]

thanks for the info this is very helpful. May I know regarding the salary in canada? do you receive it monthly? or weekly? thanks :)

[@liamdickinson8170]

Most employers pay on a bi-weekly basis (every two weeks)

[@janaclarissetine]

Great points! Can you tackle about RNIP as well? :)

[@rrdancel]

Hiii dear, yes I will try to tackle another real talk video about the RNIP soon. Thank you for your suggestion! 😊❤️

[@roseebenav3737]

Hi.. question. Do you have any idea po if we need to take and pass IELTS before looking for employers? Just wondering since IELTS have expiration. Thank you!

[@rrdancel]

Not all employers require IELTS, but it’s possible that some do. In that case, it’s good to be aware that IELTS has an expiration date and it’s valid for 2 years from the date you receive your test result form 🤗☺️ hope that helps!

[@alwenoracelis7613]

Good day mam im. interested to apply how to apply to AIPP that is no Age Limit

[@rrdancel]

Hi Dear, this video was about the issues of AIPP. If you want to apply, please seek assistance from an immigration consultant.

[@josevich]

Please make a video about NBPNP. They recently just announced that students enrolled there can apply for NBPNP while studying even without a job offer. I'm considering moving there for my second program! lol!

[@rrdancel]

I’ll definitely check that out since it sounds quite enticing especially for aspiring applicants! Thanks for your suggestion 😊❤️ happy holidays!

[@ClarenceAnne]

Hi. 1 friend received job offer and have visa already under AIPP. Does that mean after a year, she can apply for PR? And having PR there means, she cannot move to other cities or provinces right?

[@bestonlinetuition7835]

No.. Its not easy like that u said... 👍

[@_janessi8099]

Planning to take this path and now i dont know anymore. I’m a pharmacist in philippines, what do you think is the best pathway for me.

[@rrdancel]

Hi Janey, Maybe consider the Express Entry program. Hope that helps.

[@hasinisubasinghe5025]

How much will be the average salary level under AIPP

[@rrdancel]

I am not sure myself.

[@TheBanjaransoul]

AIPP will get over in dec 2021, if i come as a student in May 2021 , can i still apply for AIPP ??

[@rrdancel]

Do you have an LMIA?

[@TheBanjaransoul]

@@rrdancel i am still in india and my course starts in May 21 . So as this year AIPP will get over would i be able to apply for it?

[@ogeirenediary6693]

Please can you talk about the Manitoba PNP?

[@rrdancel]

Great suggestion. I will cover this topic later when I have some time. Currently, I am stuck with several other projects and will not be covering PNPs for some time.

[@RoyalZessy]

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[@gabrielchibuezeezeobika1736]

hi rachel does this mean that theres no way foreigners cant enter through aipp? im a graduate of nursing and doctor of medicine in the philippines. Is there a way for me to enter after i take board exam?

[@rrdancel]

AIPP is heavily reliant on the support on an Employer through an LMIA or Labor Market Impact Assessment. Foreigners have a chance to qualify for PR under this program, but the number or slots are limited since AIPP is only welcoming 6,000 applicants for 2021.

[@ninochristianalvinyapit359]

Hi Rachel! I've been looking into this AIPP and EE program to Canada. And I'm worried I won't land a job from an employer and end up wasting my money on an agency. Is there a lot of jobs there in Canada in the design industry? I have a 5 year experience here in the Philippines as a designer in a publishing company. And would you suggest the EE pathaway for me rather than other pathways? And by the way, I've been watching a lot of your videos now, thank you for these informative contents of yours.

[@rrdancel]

Its hard to suggest either program as it is dependant on each person's circumstance. For some, AIPP may be a better option since they got a job offer. For others, no job offer from a designated employer means AIPP is not an option. It may be a better idea to get assessed by an immigration lawyer so that you know for certain which option is best for you. Please avoid agencies as they will just tell you AIPP and EE are both REALLY good options for you. They will never tell you no as it means they won't be able to get your money.

[@---np8rs]

@@rrdancel what is the best immigration lawyer to consult?

[@ailingwang47]

Can you make a video introduce 4 provinces?

[@rrdancel]

Maybe I can try later on.