Brandon unveils designated employers for rural PR pathway.
Brandon, the second largest city in Manitoba, has officially shared its list of designated employers for the Rural Community Immigration Pilot (RCIP). This move opens doors for eligible foreign workers hoping to settle permanently in the Brandon area through this community-focused immigration stream.
Brandon’s RCIP community boundaries cover a 25km radius that includes the City of Brandon and nearby communities such as Brandon Hills, Chater, Cornwallis, and Riverdale. This broad coverage helps attract skilled workers who want to live and work in Manitoba’s thriving rural economy.
The RCIP is an employer-driven immigration pilot that aims to attract newcomers to smaller communities. To qualify, applicants must secure a valid job offer from one of Brandon’s approved designated employers listed under this pilot. Once all criteria are met, successful applicants can apply for Canadian permanent residency (PR).
Brandon RCIP’s Designated Employers
Brandon unveils designated employers for rural PR pathway. Below is the list for the same. Take a look!
- Brandon Clinic
- Gateway Mechanical Services Inc.
- Glendale Industries Limited
- Keller Developments
- Koch Fertilizer Canada ULC
- Kumon Brandon
- Maple Leaf Foods
- Modular Industrial Structures Brandon (MISB)
- Prairie Mountain Health
- Saputo Dairy Products Canada G.P.
- The Wellness Clinic
- Walsh Construction
Note that Brandon Clinic is seeking family physicians and specialist physicians. Candidates must already be licensed in Canada or be on a clear path to licensure to qualify.
Moreover, Prairie Mountain Health (PMH) is only approved at its Brandon location for RCIP. Applicants must already work for PMH or be licensed to practice in Canada.
Also, the Wellness Clinic is hiring for family physician roles and related health services. Applicants must hold a Canadian license or actively work towards licensure.
Brandon plans to update this list as new employers join the program.
Who Is Eligible To Apply For Brandon RCIP?
In addition to holding a job offer from one of the approved employers, candidates must ensure their job aligns with Brandon’s RCIP priority occupations.
Applicants must also meet other requirements such as having related work experience (or qualifying under the international graduate exemption), meeting language and education standards, and showing they have enough funds to settle themselves and any family members.
Eligible candidates who meet all conditions can receive a certificate of recommendation from the community and apply for PR through the federal government. While waiting for PR, they may also be eligible for an LMIA-exempt work permit to start working in Brandon sooner.
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