Alberta PNP points calculator

Alberta PNP points calculator

The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program is largely popular among the skilled professionals planning to live and work in the province. It has newly launched Express Entry stream that is aligned with the federal Express Entry program, and thus, Alberta doesn’t have its separate calculator. The Alberta PNP Points Calculator 2023 evaluates the eligibility of a candidate and checks their score for applying Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP). The applicants who have scored at least 67 immigration points out of 100 on the points system are qualified to apply in the stream. However, selection starts from 300 and above the CRS score.

This point system has six selection factors, namely age, education, work experience, language ability, adaptability and arranged employment. Check out the Alberta Immigration Points Calculator 2023, which is based on the Federal Skilled Worker Points table.

Alberta PNP Points Calculator

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1.Your spouse or partner’s language level

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5.Your spouse or common-law partner’s past work in Canada

6. Relatives in Canada

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Alberta PNPPoints Table.

To be eligible for Alberta PNP, you need to have minimum 67 of 100 points. These points are also known as Alberta PNP eligibility points. However, Alberta selects those applicants who have 300/1200 and above CRS scores.

If you wish to know your CRS score, you can use the Canada CRS calculator here.

Alberta typically considers factors such as education, work experience, language proficiency, and adaptability. Here is a general overview of factors that may contribute to the points allocation:

Factors	Points score
Age	12
Qualification	25
Work Experience	15
Language Proficiency	28
Adaptability	10
Arranged Employment	10
Total	100

Please find the Alberta PNP points table in detail below.

Alberta PNP points table in Detail.

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Alberta PNP Table (67/100)

To be able to apply for Alberta PNP, you must have a minimum score of 67 points out of 100.

Age	Maximum 12 points
Education	Maximum 25 points
Language Proficiency	Maximum 28 points (English and/or French)
Work Experience	Maximum 15 points
Adaptability	Maximum of 10 points
Arranged employment	Additional 10 points (not mandatory).

Age

Age	Points
Below 18	0
18- 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 or older than that	0

Qualification

Degree / Qualification	Points
PhD or equivalent	25
Master’s or equivalent	23
Double Bachelor	22
Bachelor	21
Diploma (3 years) after completing 12th	19
Diploma (3 years) after completing 10th	15
Schooling till 12th	05

Work Experience

Years of Work Experience	Points
1	9
2-3 years	11
4-5 years	13
6 years or more	15

Language Availability

a) English Language

CLB Score	Speaking	Listening	Reading	Writing
CLB 9 or more	7	8	7	7
CLB 8	6.5	7.5	6.5	6.5
CLB 7	6	6	6	6
CLB 6	5.5	5.5	5	5.5

b) French Language

CLB level	Points
CLB 4 (minimum 4 in all the 4 abilities)	4
Less than 4	0

Alberta CRS score table (1200 CRS core)

Age

Age (in Years)	With Your Spouse or Common-Law Partner (Maximum Points = 100 Points)	Without Your Spouse or Common-Law Partner (Maximum Points = 110 Points)
Under 18	0 Points	0 Points
18	90	99
19	95	105
20 - 29	100	110
30	95	105
31	90	99
32	85	94
33	80	88
34	75	83
35	70	77
36	65	72
37	60	66
38	55	61
39	50	55
40	45	50
41	35	39
42	25	18
43	15	17
44	6	5
45 and above	0	0

Education qualification

Level of Education	With an Accompanying Spouse (Max Points = 140 for PA i.e. Primary Applicant and 10 for Spouse)	Without Accompanying Spouse (Max Points = 150)
Study less than high school qualification	Nil	Nil
Secondary School Credentials	28 for PA, 2 for Spouse	30
Post-Secondary Program (One-year)	84 for PA, 6 for Spouse	90
Post-Secondary Program (Two-year)	91 for PA, 7 for Spouse	98
Post-Secondary program (Three-year or more)	112 for PA, 8 for Spouse	120
2 or more post-secondary programs, having at least one of them completed after a post-secondary program of 3-4 years	119 for PA, 9 for Spouse	128
Master’s Degree	126 for PA, 10 for Spouse	135
PhD (Doctorate’s Degree)	140 for PA, 10 for Spouse	150

Language Efficiency

Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB)	With an Accompanying Spouse (Max Points = 128 for PA and 20 for Spouse)	Without an Accompanying Spouse (Max Points = 136)
For each language ability	32 Points for PA, and 5 Points for Spouse	34 Points
CLB 3 or lower than that	0	0
CLB 4	6 for PA, 0 for Spouse	6
CLB 5	6 for PA, 1 for Spouse	6
CLB 6	8 for PA, 1 for Spouse	9
CLB 7	16 for PA, 3 for Spouse	17
CLB 8	22 for PA, 3 for Spouse	23
CLB 9	29 for PA, 5 for Spouse	31
CLB 10 or more	32 for PA, 5 for Spouse	34

Second Language

Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB)	With an Accompanying Spouse (Max Points = 22)	Without an Accompanying Spouse (Max Points = 24)
For each language ability	6	6
CLB 4 or lower than that	0	0
CLB 5 or 6	1	1
CLB 7 or 8	3	3
CLB 9 or higher	6	6

Skill Transferability Factors

Education and Canadian Work Experience

Education	1 year of Canadian Work Experience	2 or more years of Canadian Work Experience
No-Post Secondary Education	0	0
Post-Secondary Education (1 year or more)	13	25
2 or more post-secondary credentials	25	50

Education and Language Ability

Education	CLB 7 or higher in all the four language abilities	CLB 9 or higher in all the four language abilities
No-Post Secondary Education	0	0
Post-Secondary Education (1 year or more)	13	25
2 or more post-secondary credentials	25	50

Language Ability and Non-Canadian Work Experience

Non-Canadian Work Experience	CLB 7 or higher in all the four language abilities (with at least CLB 8 in one ability)	CLB 9 or higher in all the four language abilities
No Non-Canadian Work Experience	0	0
1 or 2 years of non-Canadian Work Experience	13	25
3 or more years of Non-Canadian Work Experience	25	50

Canadian and Non-Canadian Work Experience

Work Experience	1 year of Canadian Work Experience	2 or more years of Canadian Work experience
No Non-Canadian Work Experience	0	0
1 or 2 years of non-Canadian Work Experience	13	25
3 or more years of Non-Canadian Work Experience	25	50

Certificate of Qualification in a particular trade or language ability

Certificate of Qualification	CLB 5 or higher in all the four abilities	CLB 7 on all the language abilities
No Non-Canadian Work Experience	25	50

Additional Points – Ontario PNP Points Calculator

Factors	Minimum Points Per Factor
Sibling Living in Canada (Either as a citizen or a permanent Resident)	15
A dexterity in French Language	30
Post-Secondary (that too in Canada)	30
Arranged Employment (Means a valid job offer from a Canadian )	200
PNP Nomination	600

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Alberta PNP: FAQ

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Q. What is the Alberta PNP points calculator ?

The Alberta PNP points calculator, it actually let you check whether you are eligible to apply for Alberta PNP program, it lets you rank your profile, according to the age, education, work experience, language ability for English and french and adaptability. However the express entry invites the candidates with CRS scores.

Q. How many points are required for PNP in Alberta?

To qualify got the Alberta PNP, you will required to score a minimum of 67/100 points on the federal selection criteria to apply for it.

Q. What is the lowest CRS score in Alberta?

The minimum CRS Score required for the Alberta Express Entry stream is 300. These scores are somewhat lower compared to the federal draws, therefore, there are better chances of Candidates in the Alberta PNP program participating in the Express Entry.

Q. What is the minimum score for Alberta PNP?

The Alberta PNP (AAIP Express Entry stream) has a minimum cutoff of around 300 CRS, which is lower than some targeted draws based on occupation and pathway.

Q. Does having a job offer in Alberta increase my points?

Yes, Off-course! If you have a job offer letter from Alberta, it definitely boosts your score and the chances of getting nomination from Alberta, as it shows that you have a connection with that province, it also considers that you have an opportunity to contribute to the economy, having an offer significantly makes your profile more competitive.

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