Virtual Career Fair

You will receive an email to remind you of the event. The email will include details on how to log in, using the account you created at registration.

If you forget your password, click the ‘login button at the top of this page and click ‘forgot password’.

No, you will be able to access the event through your web browser, using the unique vFairs link sent to you via email.

We recommend taking time to review the vFairs YouTube video which walks you through the main features of the platform. Please note that some functions may not apply and that OIM will be the event host.

No, this event is free to all attendees and participating employers. However, you must individually register for this event and can do so here.

• a. Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to assess your education against Canadian standards
• b. English Language Proficiency Exam Results: the stream you apply under will determine the minimum score you will need.
  • i. Accepted language results:
  • 1. IELTS
  • 2. CELPIP
• c. Work experience letter(s) confirming your relevant and recent work experience. This letter should state: job title, salary, start/end date, main duties, etc. and be signed on company letter head by a signatory for the business.
• d. Proof of funds: recent banking statements to confirm you have the funds available to support your immigration application fees, as well as initial settlement to Newfoundland and Labrador.
• e. Colour photocopy of bio data page of valid passport for principal applicant along with spouse and dependent children (if applicable).
• f. Other documents may be required depending on your circumstances, as well as the immigration pathway under which you apply.

To determine your eligibility for licensure, please visit the College of Physician & Surgeons of NL website at https://cpsnl.ca/licensing-and-registration/. The first step toward licensure is to complete the registration with the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) by visiting physiciansapply.ca.

Yes your spouse and dependent children will be included in your applications for a temporary work permit and permanent residency.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) offer pathways to Permanent Residency in Canada. With a valid job offer from an eligible Newfoundland and Labrador employer, you can apply to the program for which you meet requirements. Upon approval under the NLPNP or AIP, you will be able to apply for Permanent Residency (PR), as well as a temporary work permit, allowing you to travel to Canada and begin working while your PR application is in process.
* Important note: approval under NLPNP or AIP does not guarantee approval for a temporary visa or permanent residency. The federal government of Canada under the Department of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) make the final decision on these applications.

• a. Yes, however there are two sides to the process: one provincial application (NLPNP or AIP) and two federal applications (work permit and Permanent Residency).
• b. Provincially, under the NLPNP and AIP, there are no fees for applicants nor their employer.
• c. Federally once you are approved under NLPNP or AIP, an employer would need to pay an Employer Compliance fee to submit an Offer of Employment to support a hired worker from outside of Canada. This fee cannot be recovered from the applicant.
• d. Federally once you are approved under NLPNP or AIP, an applicant would need to pay the work permit and permanent residency application fees, along with the biometrics fees. All federal fees are clearly labeled during the application process.

• a. Our province has a very reasonable cost of living, public education and healthcare systems, and world-class post-secondary institutions.
• b. We are home to vibrant cultures, welcoming communities, and have the lowest population density in Canada.
• c. Newfoundland and Labrador is a place where the old world meets the new. It holds a modern economy and a mixture of urban and rural regions. We hold great pride in our heritage. https://www.findnewfoundlandlabrador.com/

Newfoundland and Labrador is among the top five safest provinces in Canada according to Statistics Canada in 2021.

No, it is not a requirement to use an immigration representative. The Office of Immigration and Multiculturalism is readily available to answer questions you have about our immigration pathway options. We encourage you to read our Frequently Asked Questions about using a representative or recruiter.

You can email us at attraction@gov.nl.ca.