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Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (ANIP), The AINP is an economic immigration program operated by the Government of Alberta with the Government of Canada’s department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). This program is to attract immigrants who can support Alberta economy in a way that it benefits its growth.
If you are nominated by the Government of Alberta, together with your spouse/common-law partner and dependent children, you can apply for permanent residence through CIC as a Provincial Nominee. CIC makes final decisions on all Provincial Nominee permanent resident applications.
The AINP offers options for both skilled and semi-skilled workers. In addition, there are options to apply on your own, or with your employer. ANIP has their own stream and categories for accepting application.
Before you apply to the Alberta Provincial Nominee Program through the Employer-Driven Stream, you need determine whether you are eligible to apply under the Stream.
You can consider applying under the Alberta Provincial Nominee Employer-Driven Stream if:
Under the Alberta Provincial Nominee Program Employer-Driven Stream, the Employer and Foreign Worker Candidate can be eligible under three categories:
Alberta’s Skilled Worker Category is for a Foreign Worker Candidate who has a job offer from an Alberta employer.
Alberta’s International Graduate Category is for graduates who have graduated from a Canadian post-secondary institution and have a job offer from an Alberta employer.
Alberta’s Semi-Skilled Worker Category is for Foreign Worker Candidates who have who have a job offer from an Alberta employer in a semi-skilled occupation.
One way to apply to the Alberta Provincial Nominee Program is through the Strategic Recruitment Stream. This stream may be a possibility for you if you have skills that are in demand in Alberta.
There are three possible categories under which you can apply for the Alberta Provincial Nominee Strategic Recruitment Stream. You must meet the criteria for the specific category, before you apply under the particular category.
There are three possible categories under which you can apply for the Alberta Provincial Nominee Strategic Recruitment Stream. You must meet the criteria for the specific category, before you apply under the particular category.
The Compulsory and Optional Trades Category is for Foreign Worker Candidates who have a valid trade certificate in a Compulsory or Optional Trade in Alberta issued by Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT)
The Engineering Occupations Category is for Foreign Worker candidates who have a designations as an engineer, designer or drafter and Alberta work experience in an eligible engineering occupation
The Post-Graduate Worker Category is for Foreign Workers Candidates who have graduated from a post-secondary institution in Alberta, are currently working in Alberta, and have a valid work permit
The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) can nominate individual farm owner/operators who want to immigrate, purchase and manage a farming business in Alberta.
The AINP works closely with Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development to assess the eligibility of applicants in this category.
You must prove that you have farm management skills shown by:
You must have sufficient financial resources to develop a sustainable farming operation.
You must invest in a primary production farming business in Alberta.
The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program focuses heavily on what your intended contribution to the province will be in terms of their most current labour market needs. Demonstrating that you meet the qualifications will only get you so far, you will also need to demonstrate why you would be a good fit for this province and why they should choose you over other applicants with similar qualifications. We will help you:
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