Alberta Issued 168 Invitations in the latest AAIP Draws -Alberta revealed the results of the draw held on August 24, 2023, by the Alberta Advantage Immigration Programme (AAIP) on August 29, 2023. The Alberta Express Entry Stream included the draws that were specified.
168 skilled immigrants all were asked to submit applications for visas for permanent residence in Canada. Candidates who had a familial link and a sought-after primary occupation were offered invites by the province. These applicants have to have at least a 302 on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). Following are the specifics of each draw, including the number of invitations distributed and the necessary minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores:
Draw 1:
Date of Draw: August 24, 2023 Draw Type: Family Connections and Primary Occupation in Demand
168 invitations were sent.
Minimum CRS Score: 302 Maximum CRS Score: 500
Plans for Allocating Nomination Certificates by AAIP through 2023 and Beyond
The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Programme (AAIP) has been given permission to award a total of 9,750 nomination certificates for the year as of August 29, 2023. Express Entry and non-Express Entry are the two channels to which this allocation is split, albeit these amounts could alter depending on anticipated application volumes and usage. Notably, there are forecasts for nomination allocations to rise beyond 10,000 every year between 2024 and 2025. It’s vital to remember that these plans could suddenly change based on application fluctuations and how nomination resources are used in 2023.
Alberta Express Entry PNP Nomination: How to Apply?
How to Apply for Canada PR and the Alberta PNP:
Check Your Eligibility and Make Sure You Meet It.
Construct Documents: Collect the necessary papers. In your active Express Entry profile, create an expression of interest (EOI).
Indicate Your Interest in Alberta: Wait for the AARP’s Draw and select Alberta as your chosen province.
You may get a Notification of Interest (NOI) if Alberta’s labour market demands match your profile. When you get the NOI, submit an application with the required paperwork and a $500 Canadian fee.
Assessment in Alberta: Your application is reviewed in two steps, including eligibility and background checks.
If your nomination is accepted, Alberta Immigration tells you and raises your CRS Score by 600 points.
Recognise nomination: Accept within 30 days, then submit the necessary paperwork and fees to apply for Canada PR.
The case processing officer evaluates your PR application for the IRCC.
Receive a COPR after being granted confirmation of permanent residence.
Passport stamping for visas: Hand in your passport.
Canada: It’s time to begin your journey there.
