Alberta

The eligibility criteria of the Self-employed Farmer Stream are:

• A business plan for a farm in Alberta province
• Proof of skills in managing a farm
• Proof that a Canadian institution is willing to be an investor
• CLB and NCLC 4 for language skills
• Completion of high school and a diploma certificate, which is equivalent to Albertan educational standards
• Must earn an income of at least $ 23,392 annually
• Must be able to invest a minimum of $ 500,000
• Must have a net worth of at least $ 500,000

Here’s the eligibility criteria of the programs under the Strategic Recruitment Stream:

• Must express the desire to work and settle down in Alberta permanently
• Valid work permit if the candidate lives in Alberta while applying
• Required education and experience in the occupation applying
• Proof of legal status

• The employment offer must meet the employment standards as set by the Alberta government
• The employer must be registered in Canada
• The job must fall under the NOC skill level A, B or 0
• The employment offer must have a valid Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMAI).
• The employer must show an effort to recruit from Canada and Alberta before accepting applicants that do not live in Alberta.

• Must possess a valid post-graduate work permit
• Must display the intention to live and work in Alberta Province
• Must submit language proficiency tests (if you are applying for a NOC skill level C occupation)
• Must graduate with a diploma, certificate, or degree under registered and eligible educational institutions in either Alberta or within Canada (The course must at least be for one year)
• Must have a job offer from the Alberta employer who is offering you nomination for the AINP
• The job offer must be permanent and full-time

The minimum age to work in Alberta is 12 years. However, there are strict regulations that have to be followed if the person is below 18 years of age. Some jobs might also require a permit.

The number of nominations that Alberta can give for PNP (provincial nominee program) is not fixed. It varies each year depending on the Immigration Levels Plans of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC).

• Alberta does not have a particular occupation list.
• The absence of a specific job ensures that skilled workers from various fields can apply.
• Alberta accepts a low CRS score.

The amount of money you need to settle in Canada depends on the number of family members.

The funds required are given in this table:

Alberta is very popular for immigration because:

• Availability of numerous job opportunities
• Absence of provincial tax
• Affordable housing market

If you have any confusion regarding the Alberta PNP, you can contact us immediately! We will  be glad to clear your worries.

The Employer-Driven Stream is a sub-immigration program under the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program. It gives the opportunity to the employers to hire skilled workers that they need.

There are three sub-categories under the Employer-Driven Stream.

They are:

• Semi-Skilled Worker Category
• Skilled Worker Category
• International Graduate Category

The Strategic Recruitment Stream is a category of immigration stream under AOS. It is used by applicants who want to work and settle in Alberta permanently. Job offers are not necessary.

There are three immigration sub-categories under the Strategic Recruitment Stream.

These are:

• Engineering Occupations Category
• Compulsory and Optional Trades Category
• Post-Graduate Worker Category

• Have a CRS score of at least 300
• Maintain an active profile in the Express Entry
• Work in a job that supports the economic condition of Alberta
• Display the intention to live and work in the province permanently

• Job offer
• Siblings or relatives living in Alberta
• Previous work experience in Alberta
• Completion of post-secondary education from Alberta

• Sales and services
• Finance and insurance clerks
• Automotive service technicians
• Heavy equipment operators
• Management
• Underground miners
• Oil and gas drillers
• Workers in the oil and gas industry
• Metal forming, erecting, and shaping related trades
• Retail and wholesale trade managers
• Retail sales clerks
• Retail sales supervisors
• Information system analysts and consultants
• Carpenter
• Food service supervisors
• Computer programmers
• Barbers and hairstylists
• Licensed practical nurses
• Residential and commercial servicers and installers
• Family physicians
• Social workers
• Chefs
• Graphic designers
• Home support workers and related occupations
• Massage therapists
• Medical laboratory technicians
• University professors
• Plasterers, finishers, and related trades
• Emergency medical personnel
• Bartenders
• Chiropractic assistant and other related occupations in health services
• Construction estimators
• Roofers
• Medical administrative assistants
• Software engineers
• Skilled worker in the food processing and other associated industry
• Respiratory therapists
• Healthcare managers
• Dentists
• Scientists
• Dietician
• Purchasing manager
• Contractors and supervisors