Alberta PNP Points Calculator

Alberta Immigration Nominee Program or AINP is a well-known provincial nominee program that is designed to nominate or select skilled professionals to visit, settle, and live in the Alberta province and significantly contribute to the economy of the country. However, to be eligible for the program, you must have high scores that you can calculate with the help of Alberta or AINP point calculator.

There are particularly three different types of streams available under AINP. And these are:

Alberta Express Entry Stream
Alberta Opportunity Stream
Self-Employed Farmer Stream

Alberta or AINP Express Entry

AINP has launched this immigration stream that is aligned with the Express Entry Program of the Canadian government. By using the AINP Express Entry Stream, a province can search for skilled candidates that can meet the precise requirements of its local labor or job market. Once you get the provincial nomination certificate, you will be rewarded 600 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. These points will further help you get the Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canada PR to Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

AINP Points Calculator

To be eligible for this program, you will need to get at least 67 points. In this point assessment grid, you will be awarded some points based on the credentials or information provided. Just look at the factors on which you will get points:

Age of the applicant
Language skills and proficiency
Education level or ability
Skilled work experience
Arranged employment
Adaptability

Some more points-related details have been given in the table below:

Factor	Maximum Points
Language Skills and Proficiency	28 Points
Education Level	25 Points
Work Experience	15 Points
Age of the Applicant	12 Points
Arranged Employment in Canada	10 Points
Adaptability	10

Now look at the following to know how the points are awarded in AINP program through the Express Entry linked stream or AINP Express Entry Stream:

Age:You should be below 50 years of age on or before the time of application submission for the Saskatchewan PNP occupation. Check out some more details of this factor:

Factor 1: Age of the Applicant
Age (in Years)	Points Awarded
18-35	0
36	8
37	12
38	10
39	8
40	0
41	0
42	0
43	0
44	0
45	0
46	0
47 and Above	0

Factor 2: Language Skills
First Official Language
CLB Level	Speaking	Writing	Reading	Listening
9 or Higher	6	6	6	6
8	5	5	5	5
7	4	4	4	4
Below 7	NOT ELIGIBLE	NOT ELIGIBLE	NOT ELIGIBLE	NOT ELIGIBLE

Second Official Language
CLB Levels	Points
CLB 5 in All the Abilities	4
CLB 4 or Less in All the Abilities	0

Factor 3: Education Level
Education/Degree	Points
Doctoral (Ph.D.) Degree or Equivalent	25
Master’s Degree or Equivalent OR University Level ‘Entry-to-Practice’ Professional Degree or Equivalent	23
Two or More Post-Secondary Degrees from Canadian Educational Institutions or Diplomas or Equivalent at least 1 Should be for a Program of 3 Years	22
Canadian Post-Secondary Diploma or Degree of 3 Years or Longer Duration, or Equivalent	21
Canadian Post-Secondary Diploma or Degree of 2 Years or Equal	19
Canadian Post-Secondary Diploma or Degree Program of 1 Year, or Equal	15
Canadian High School Diploma or Equivalent	5

Factor 4: Work Experience
Work Experience (in Years)	Points
1	9
2-3	11
4-5	13
6 or Above	15

Factor 5: Arranged Employment
Applicant	Additional Requirement	Points
The applicant is presently working in Canada on an ‘LMIA-based’ work visa and their work in the country is listed under the ‘skilled jobs’ NOC 0, A, or B level	The work permit/visa is valid when the application for PR is made The employer provides the applicant with a full-time and permanent skilled job When the PR visa is issued by the authorities, the applicant is expected to have the valid work visa at that time	10
The applicant must be working in Canada on an ‘LMIA-exempt’ work permit or a work visa is issued under a territorial/ provincial/ agreement	The work permit or visa should be valid when the PR visa application is submitted The employer has offered a permanent and full-time skilled job opportunity to the applicant The work permit must be valid at the time of PR visa issuance	10
The applicant does not have any valid work visa and is not otherwise authorized or allowed to work in Canada	The prospective employer should have made a full-time, skilled, and permanent job offer to the applicant The job offer should have a positive LMIA	10
The applicant should have a valid work visa/permit or is otherwise allowed to work in Canada but does not fall under any of the scenarios mentioned earlier	The work permit should be valid at the time of PR visa application submission The prospective employer must have made a skilled, permanent, and full-time job offer to the applicant The job offer must have a positive LMIA	10

Factor 6: Adaptability
Factors	Points
Previous Work Experience in Canada with at least 1 Year in Skilled Occupation NOC Type 0, A or B	10
Any Relative in Canada Aged 18 Years or Above Residing in Canada and is a Permanent Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada	5
Accompanying Spouse Partner’s Official Language CLB/NCLC 4	5
Previous Study in Canada	5
Previous Study in Canada Accompanying Spouse or Partner	5
Previous Work in Canada Accompanying Spouse or Partner	5
Arranged Employment	5
Any Relative in Canada Aged 18 Years or More	5
Language Ability Score of CLB 4 or More Accompanying Spouse or Partner IELTS 4.0/4.5/3.5/4.0	5

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