Saskatchewan/Alberta/Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program PNP

Alberta welcomed 150 Express Entry applicants to apply for a provincial nomination on June 16, 2022. Candidates were asked to apply for the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program with an Express Entry score of at least 306 points (AINP). The CRS score decreased from the previous draw, which was held on May 19th, 2022, and had a CRS score of 382. There are approximately 1,100 Alberta Opportunity Stream applications and 575 expressions of interest in the Alberta Express Entry pool. Under the Alberta Express Entry stream, invited candidates may be qualified for a provincial nomination. They will be one step closer to obtaining  permanent residence in Canada  if they receive the nomination. Under the Provincial Nominee Program, provincial nominees may submit an application to the federal government for immigration to Canada (PNP). Candidates seeking permanent residency who have received provincial nominations rise to the top of the pool and are more likely to be offered an Invitat...

The information for 250 NOIs for the   March 14th, 2022   immigration draw has been made public, with the lowest-ranked contender receiving a   CRS score of 356 . Express Entry applicants with a CRS score of at least 356 were invited to be considered for a provincial nomination in 250 Notifications of Interest to the  Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) . This score has risen a few points since the last draw, bringing it to 356 points for the current month; it now varies between 300 and 356. One month following the date of the draw, the data on welcomes is disclosed. GET FREE CANADA ASSESSMENT FORM Only a few Certificates of Nomination are available. Alberta has received 6,250 nomination certificates from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for the year 2021. According to information as of April 26th, 2022, the AINP will continue to assess applications in the queue, but no new certificates will be issued until future updates. In the Alberta Expre...

The data for 350 NOIs for the January 18th, 2022 immigration draw has been disclosed, with the lowest-ranked candidate receiving a CRS score of 346. The  Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP)  received 350 Notifications of Interest from Express Entry candidates with a CRS score of at least 346 who wanted to be considered for a provincial nomination. This score has risen by one point since the November draw, and after being stable at 300  CRS points  for several months, it now fluctuates between 300 and 351. One month following the date of the draw, the information on invitations is made public. Certificates of Nomination are limited. For the year 2021, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) gave Alberta 6,250 certificates of nomination. According to the information as of February 1, 2022, the AINP will continue to assess applications in the queue, but no new certificates will be awarded until January 2022. Get a free Canada assessment form There are a...

Alberta has released the data for 250 NOIs for the  January 5th, 2022 immigration draw , with the lowest-ranked candidate obtaining a 327 CRS score. The  Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP)  received 250 Notifications of Interest from Express Entry candidates who requested to be considered for a provincial nomination and had a CRS score of at least 327. Since the November draw, this score has climbed by one point, and after remaining consistent at 300 CRS points for several months, it currently swings from 300 to 351. The information on invites is published one month after the date of the draw. Limitation on Nomination Certificates Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued 6,250 nomination certificates to Alberta for the year 2021. The AINP will continue to review applications in the queue, but no new certifications will be granted until January 2022. Get free Canada assessment form In the Alberta Express Entry pool, there are around 450 Alberta Oppo...

Located in Western Canada, Alberta is one of the three Prairie Provinces.Home to two major urban centers Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta is said to be one of the fastest growing provinces of the country. Alberta provides a myriad of landscape from big lush green mountains to cold glacial lakes, vast deserts, northern boreal forest, and fertile prairies.  Alberta is rich in several natural resources such as minerals, coal, natural gas, oil and Alberta oil Sands, which makes Alberta an energy province. Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program This program was specifically designed keeping the needs of the labour market of Alberta in mind. AINP accepts skilled worker applications under Express Entry and the Alberta Opportunity Stream. The Self-Employed Farmer Stream, the International Graduate Entrepreneur Immigration Stream, and the Foreign Graduate Start-Up Visa Stream are three business programs it runs. The program is managed by the Government of Alberta in co-operation with Immigration, R...

The specifics for 100 NOIs for the   November 24, 2021 immigration draw   have been provided by Alberta. The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) welcomed 100 Express Entry candidates with CRS scores of at least 350 to apply for a provincial nomination. Since the beginning of September, this score has been consistent in every draw.  So far in 2021, 6,094 nomination certificates for  Alberta PNP  have been issued. Alberta received 6,250 nomination certificates from the IRCC for the year 2021. Canada free assessment form For federal Express Entry candidates, the  Alberta PNP draws  sent invitations to apply for a nomination certificate, which will considerably enhance their permanent residency application. Alberta will be able to issue 6,250 nomination of interest letters starting in January 2021. What exactly is a CRS Score? The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) is a point-based system that assesses applicants' profiles based on characteristics suc...

For skilled immigrants, the province of Alberta maintains a rigorous selection process. This selection system is very close to the Federal System. Based on an individual's personal qualities, the   Canada PNP   point calculator shortlists individuals with at least 67 points out of 100. Factor 1: Education Level of Education Points PhD 25 Masters 23 Double bachelors 22 3 year diploma or degree 21 2 year diploma 19  1 year diploma 15 Schooling 05   Factor 2: Language Proficiency CLB Level Reading Writing Listening Speaking 10 8.0 7.5 8.5 7.5 9 7.0 7.0 8.0 7.0 8 6.5 6.5 7.5 6.5 7 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6 5.0 5.5 5.5 5.5 5 4.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 4 3.5 4.0 4.5 4.0 Maximum 24 points CLB Reading/Writing/Listening/Speaking  4 5/5/5/4 Factor 3: Work Experience Work Experience Points 1 year 9 2 to 3 year 11 4 to 5 year 13 6 years or more 15 Factor 4: Age Age Point 18 to 35 12 36 11 37 10 38 9 39 8 40 7 41 6 42 5 43 4 44 3 45 2 46 1 47 and over 0 Factor 5: Arranged Employment Applicant ...