How to immigrate to Yukon?
Critical Impact Worker
This is an employer-driven immigration stream that allows employers to hire foreign national skilled workers in NOC skill levels C and D. The employer must provide a full-time, non-seasonal job offer that is at least for 1 year or longer.
How to apply? Once the employer exhausted all local and national recruitment channels, then the employer can offer a foreign national a full-time, permanent job offer and require them to complete immigration documents for nomination. The employer will need to submit the nomination application on behalf of the employee to the YNP. Once the application is approved the employee will be nominated and asked to submit a temporary work permit application to IRCC and also submit an application for permanent residence to IRCC. Nominee can work under the temporary work permit until the permanent residence application is completed.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
| Language | Minimum CLB/NCLC level 4. |
| Experience | Minimum of 6 months full-time relevant experience in the past 10 years. |
| Job Offer | Must have a job offer in NOC skill level C or D that is at least 1 year long and non-seasonal, from an eligible Yukon employer. |
| Education | Canadian high school education or ECA, or higher if required by the position or the NOC. If a foreign national is currently on a student permit, they must have completed a 1-year certificate, or 2-year diploma or a bachelor’s degree program in Canada. |
| Settlement Funds | A settlement and retention plan should be provided by the employer. |
https://yukon.ca/en/yukon-nominee-program-critical-impact-worker-criteria (Accessed in Sep 2021).
