RNIP core changes in 2024

1：Added participating communities

Sudbury, Ontario expands annual quota to 450 people

Altona, Manitoba opens applications for the first time

2：Occupation list updated

12 new in-demand occupations (including medical care, heavy machinery maintenance)

9 saturated occupations deleted (including food service, retail supervisors)

3：Language requirements adjusted

NOC 0/A category positions: CLB6→CLB5

NOC C/D category positions: CLB4 standard remains unchanged

Application Qualifications and Process

Basic requirements:

▪︎1 year of continuous relevant work experience in the past 3 years

▪︎High school degree or above (ECA certification required)

▪︎A full-time offer from a designated community employer

▪︎Meet community settlement fund requirements (starting from $12,960 CAD for singles)

Four-step application process:

1: Community matching (through an officially designated agency)

2: Employer applies for a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) exemption

3: Submit a permanent residence application

4: Complete a 2-year residence commitment after landing

Key factors for success

▪︎Employer matching: must be certified by the community economic development agency

▪︎Settlement plan: requires detailed proof of residence intention

▪︎Timeline: Three rounds of draws in 2024 (March/July/November)

Note:

Some communities implement a "first come, first served" system. It is recommended to prepare materials 6 months in advance. All applications must be submitted electronically through the federal immigration system (IRCC).