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Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot

The Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) helps skilled refugees and other displaced people immigrate to Canada.

Fragomen partners with Talent Beyond Boundaries (TBB) to connect employers with skilled refugees and displaced individuals. Together Fragomen and TBB have created an innovative, business-driven solution enabling skilled refugees to legally migrate for work, benefitting both displaced professionals and economies struggling with skills and labour shortages.

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Eligibility for the EMPP

In order to be eligible for the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (“EMPP”), you must be a refugee or displaced person outside your home country. For more information you may visit here.

You must prove your eligibility by providing any of the following documents: 

      • A positive Refugee Status Determination (RSD) from the UN Refugee Agency or a refugee-hosting state

      • Proof of being registered or recorded as a person of concern by the UN Refugee Agency

      • A refugee certificate from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine in the Near East (UNRWA)

      • Proof of being registered or recorded as a person of concern with UNRWA

      • Proof of having a temporary protected status (if you have a temporary protected status, an officer will need to assess your case and decide if you don’t have a durable solution)

If you do not have any of the above documents, we can refer you to a trusted partner for a referral letter. 

If you have one of the above listed eligible documents, a trusted partner referral letter is not required.

 


 

EMPP No Job Offer Stream (NJOS)

What is it?

The Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) "No Job Offer Stream" (NJOS) is an opportunity for highly skilled refugees and displaced individuals to obtain permanent residence in Canada. It is based on the same principles as Canada’s flagship immigration program, the Federal Skilled Worker program. As such, it does not require applicants to have a job offer from a Canadian employer. Instead, here are the eligibility requirements for the NJOS.

Disclaimers:

Please note that we will only reach out to candidates who appear eligible based on the requirements of the EMPP NJOS. Even if you are ineligible for this specific immigration pathway, please be aware that you may still be eligible for other pathways to Canada.

It is important to understand that submitting an EMPP application does not guarantee being approved for permanent residence in Canada. Also, the NJOS does not include a job offer component—successful applicants will be responsible for securing job opportunities for themselves.

Please ensure you have or will soon have the sufficient amount to meet the minimum settlement funds for your family. The minimum amount you need to immigrate to Canada as of January 17, 2025, can be found here.

To apply for the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) with Fragomen, you must first register with Talent Beyond Boundaries' Talent Catalog. 

After registering, you will receive a unique Talent Catalog profile number. Note: We cannot process your application without a valid profile number.

 

Interested in Nominating Yourself for this Stream?

To proceed, please complete the internal assessment below.

 

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