Form IMM5654 Undertaking for an Application for a Work Permit Exempted From a Labour Market Impact Assessment (Lmia) as Part of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot (Aip) - Canada

Form IMM5654 Undertaking for an Application for a Work Permit Exempted from a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) as part of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP) in Canada is used for the purpose of applying for a work permit under the AIP program. The form ensures that the employer and applicant agree to the terms and conditions of employment and immigration requirements in the Atlantic provinces of Canada. It is a part of the application process for individuals seeking work opportunities in the Atlantic region without the need for a Labour Market Impact Assessment.

The employer files the Form IMM5654 Undertaking for an Application for a Work Permit exempted from a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) as part of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP) in Canada.

FAQ

Q: What is IMM5654?
A: IMM5654 is the form for undertaking in an application for a work permit exempted from a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) as part of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP).

Q: What is AIP?
A: AIP stands for Atlantic Immigration Pilot, which is a program introduced by the Canadian government to attract skilled immigrants to the Atlantic provinces.

Q: What is a work permit exempted from LMIA?
A: A work permit exempted from LMIA means that the employer does not need to obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to hire a foreign worker.

Q: Who can apply for a work permit exempted from LMIA under AIP?
A: Employers in the Atlantic provinces can apply for a work permit exempted from LMIA under AIP to hire foreign workers for certain designated occupations.

Q: What is the purpose of IMM5654?
A: The purpose of IMM5654 is to gather information about the employer and the job being offered to a foreign worker under the AIP.