Immigrants are choosing Prince Edward Island, bringing needed skills, new ideas and a richness to our social and cultural fabric.

Prospective immigrants with the right skills, education and/or credentials to help grow our workforce may be nominated for permanent residency through the immigration pathways.

For Entrepreneurs

Our Business Category could be for you if you are interested in living in Prince Edward Island with your family, while owning and operating a business.

For Workers & Professionals

Our Workforce Category could be for you if you are interested in working for a PEI Employer, while living in Prince Edward Island. You can find the best fit for your education and experience through our various Workforce streams:

• Critical Workers
• Intermediate Experience
• International Graduates
• Occupations in Demand
• PEI Express Entry
• Skilled Workers already living and working in PEI
• Skilled Workers outside Canada

For Employers

As an employer, staff of the Office of Immigration can assist you to support foreign nationals for permanent residency if you cannot find employees in the local labour market to fill permanent labour shortages and skill gaps for your business.

Support a Worker for Immigration – Workforce Category

PEI Employers may also apply to become Designated Employers under the PEI Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). If you meet program criteria, you may then Endorse your current or potential employees so they can work in PEI and apply to become Permanent Residents.

For immigrants starting a career on the island, healthcare is often a key issue during the transition. The ability to address sensitive medical issues conveniently and confidentially, without long wait times or in-person appointments, is especially valuable. Reliable online platforms make it possible to legally and efficiently access medications like Kamagra on this website, delivered to your home. This helps reduce stress and allows immigrants to focus on working, integrating, and building a new life on Prince Edward Island.

• Becoming a Designated Employer under AIP
• Endorsing a current or potential Employee under AIP

“When I was hired, my supervisor told me that we are like a small family and it seems to be true. PEI is a very attractive place for us because there are lots of things to do. My son is in swimming and he’s going to try ice hockey.”

– AFM Mursalin immigrated to PEI for a career as junior engineer with Coles Associates.