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Business Impact Category Provincial Forms - Additional Languages

Are the Provincial forms available in any other languages? Yes, the B-5: Consent to Validate Information Form is available in a number of other languages: Arabic Bengali Farsi German Hindi Italian Korean Mandarin Russian Spanish Turkish Urdu Vietnamese If the language you are...

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Work Permit Stream

If you are interested in immigrating to Prince Edward Island and would like to invest in and run a business, you may be eligible for a nomination for permanent residency through the Work Permit Stream of the Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP). This stream...

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Canton Café: Immigration at Work

Vinh Nguyen moved to PEI from with his family of 5 in October 2014. Vinh and his wife Thuy Hong purchased Canon Café and was excited to learn about the restaurant industry on PEI. It was important to Vinh to preserve this business to ensure it continued to operate. Canton Café...

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Riverdale Orchard and Cidery: Immigration at Work

Anne and Alex Jamieson wanted to immigrate to Canada for many years. After a few vacations to PEI, and meeting many great friends, they decided to make the move and open their own Cider business. The welcoming and friendly people in PEI have helped put them at ease and make their...

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Instant Imprints: Immigration at Work

Ranjit & his wife, Priya, immigrated from Dubai; looking for stability and a quality post-secondary education for their daughter. Ranjit has found both personal and business support in the PEI community and has started a franchise marketing business, Instant Imprints. He...

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Atlantic Immigration Program – Employer Designation Application

The PEI Office of Immigration is currently experiencing a high volume of applications to the Atlantic Immigration Program and has recently received a reduction in allocations from the Federal government. PEI provincial immigration pathways are dependent upon federal immigration allocations, application volumes, and provincial labour market needs. The Province is currently selecting and prioritizing skilled workers in PEI’s higher-demand sectors. As a result of these factors, at this time PEI is limiting applications to the Atlantic Immigration Program to workers in the healthcare, construction...

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