Four provinces of the ocean
Express Entry

All the immigration and visa services submitted by you entrusted by Weiling Study Abroad and Immigration Company will be reviewed and submitted by Weiling’s Licensed Immigration Consultant (ICCRC).

Employer requirements

• Interested in hiring overseas workers/students who graduated from Canada

• Have a good local business history (more than 2 years)

• Cooperate with local agencies to provide residential assistance for applicants.

• Employers who meet these requirements need to apply to the governments of the four ocean provinces and become officially designated employers. Only then can they provide valid employment letters for overseas applicants and cooperate with the applicants for immigration.

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Overseas workers:

• At least one year of work experience in the past three years (total hours or hours per week)

• Technology type, the level is 0/A/B/C in NOC

• Canadian high school or above / overseas academic certification (ECA) / apprenticeship

• English or French requires a minimum level of CLB4 (a score within two years)

• Proof of funds (no need to provide if you have already lived and worked in Canada)

• Applicants need to obtain a certificate of government recognition from the Ministry of Oceans and Oceans where they are located

• The applicant provides the government with the necessary settlement plan

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​ International students:

• Applicants have obtained at least two years of full-time degree/diploma/certificate/apprenticeship certification from a public school in the Atlantic area

• More than half of the study or training courses cannot be courses other than English or French/distance learning

• The applicant has lived in an Atlantic province for at least 16 months in the past two years

• Applicants apply within 24 months of graduation

• No work experience required

• Obtain a job offer from a designated employer in the Atlantic Province (non-seasonal work)

• The job offer must belong to occupation type 0/A/B/C, and the length of employment shall be at least one year

• English or French requires a minimum level of CLB4 (a score within two years)

• Proof of funds (no need to provide if you have already lived and worked in Canada)

• Applicants need to obtain a certificate of government recognition from the Ministry of Oceans and Oceans where they are located

• The applicant provides the government with the necessary settlement plan

• Applicant's electronic photo

• The applicant scans the entire passport (all previous passports)

• All current and past study/work permits (for international students)

• Applicant's Canadian academic certificate/transcript

• Educational Certificate Assessment (ECA) Report (Overseas qualifications)

• IELTS/CEPT transcript (within two years)

• Scan the passport personal information page of the applicant's spouse and children (if any)

• Notarized translation of the birth of the child (if any)

• Marriage certificate translation and notarization (if any)

• Notarized translation of divorce certificate (if any)

• Valid Job Offer from employers in the four ocean provinces of Canada

• Approval certificate issued by the Ministry of Oceans and Oceans where the applicant is located

• Applicant’s work recommendation letters in the past three years (overseas labor category)

• Notarized translation of the labor contract of the company where the applicant has worked in the past three years (overseas labor category)

• Notarized translation of the salary slip of the company where the applicant has worked in the past three years (for overseas labor category)

• Canadian criminal record fingerprint certificate (if you have lived in other countries for more than 6 months, you also need to provide the country’s criminal certificate)

• Applicant’s notarized translation of birth certificate/notarized translation of household registration/notarized translation of Chinese criminal record (also required if you have a spouse)

• Proof of bank deposit funds and bank records in the past six months

• Applicant's medical report

• Applicant's settlement plan