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August 4, 2025
August 4, 2025

Alberta invites 39 candidates in latest AAIP draw

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

On July 25, 2025, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) invited 39 candidates under the Express Entry – Priority Sectors Stream, specifically targeting professionals in the construction sector. The cut off-score for this draw was 66. 

What Happened in July? A Busy Month for Alberta Immigration

The July 25 draw capped off a very active month for Alberta’s PNP. Between July 3 and July 25, the province held eight different draws, inviting a total of 443 candidates across a variety of sectors.

Here’s a quick breakdown of some key draws:

  • Healthcare Stream (July 3 & 9): Focused on both Express Entry and non-Express Entry candidates with scores as low as 53.

  • Agriculture and Aviation Sectors (July 4 & 8): Invited candidates with CRS scores in the 50s and 60s.

  • Law Enforcement (July 16): Very selective, inviting less than 10 candidates with scores as low as 49.

  • Alberta Opportunity Stream (July 11): The largest single draw of the month, issuing 269 invitations to candidates already working in Alberta.

Alberta’s 2025 Nomination Status

As at August 1, 2025, Alberta has issued 3,134 nominations out of its annual cap of 4,875, leaving over 1,741 nomination slots still available before the year ends.

Here’s how the remaining allocations look:

  • Alberta Opportunity Stream: 984 nominations still open

  • Healthcare Pathways: 249 remaining

  • Priority Sectors (including Construction, Tech, Agriculture): 161 remaining

  • Law Enforcement: Fewer than 15 still to be issued

Thousands of candidates remain in the queue, but the low CRS thresholds and targeted sector draws mean there are still good chances for eligible candidates to get invited.

Why This Draw Matters

This draw is important for several reasons:

  1. Low CRS Score: A minimum score of 66 shows Alberta is prioritizing job relevance and in-demand skills over high CRS scores.

  2. Sector-Based Targeting: Alberta is clearly focusing on industries with shortages especially construction, healthcare, aviation, and agriculture.

  3. Regular Invitations: With eight draws in July alone, Alberta is proving to be one of the most active provinces for immigration.

The July 25 draw is another example of Alberta’s practical and flexible approach to immigration. With many nomination slots still available, candidates in in-demand sectors especially those already in Canada or with Canadian job offers have a strong chance of getting invited.

If you’re planning to move to Canada through the PNP route, Alberta may be one of your best options in 2025.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 23, 2025
July 23, 2025

Newfoundland and Labrador issues over 300 Immigration Invitations in July 2025 Draw

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

On July 10, 2025, the Office of Immigration and Multiculturalism (OIM) in Newfoundland and Labrador extended over 300 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to foreign workers, opening the door for them to pursue permanent residency through provincial immigration pathways.

See below details of July 10 draw:

Immigration pathway Invitations issued
NLPNP 300
AIP 59

These invitations were distributed under two key streams: the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). To be eligible for selection in this round, applicants were required to meet specific criteria:

  • Hold current employment or have a valid job offer in Newfoundland and Labrador; and

  • Possess an employer-issued invitation code, if applicable.

Note: Individuals currently authorized to work in Canada are not obligated to provide an employer invitation code when applying through the NLPNP. However, this code remains mandatory for:

  • Applicants needing a job vacancy assessment;

  • All individuals applying under the AIP.

Expressions of Interest (EOIs) that fail to mention current employment, a job offer, or omit the required employer code (where applicable) were excluded from receiving invitations in this draw.

Focus Areas for Immigration

The OIM makes it clear that only candidates whose profiles match the province’s labour market priorities and long-term goals will be considered for invitation.

As outlined on the OIM website, several high-demand occupations have been identified. These roles are not subject to the usual provincial labour market testing and are given preference when processing applications under both the NLPNP and AIP.

In-demand Health Care Sector Occupations (Public and Private Providers)

  • Physician (multiple kinds)
  • Nurse Practitioner (NP)
  • Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
  • Personal Care Attendant (PCA)
  • Clinical Psychologist
  • Medical Physicist
  • Radiation Therapist
  • Dosimetrist

In-demand ICT Sector – Engineers and Developers

  • Software Developer
  • Biomedical Engineer
  • UI/UX Developer
  • Electrical Engineer
  • AI Developer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Python Developer
  • Web Developer
  • .NET Developer
  • Infrastructure Engineer

In-demand ICT Sector – Technical Specialists

  • Security Specialist
  • Cloud Specialist
  • Bioinformatician
  • Computer Network Support
  • Research Associate
  • Data Analytics
  • Offshore Technician
  • ROV Operator
  • Ocean Mapping Specialist
  • Technical Writer

In-demand Aquaculture Sector Occupations

  • Captain (FM4 certification required)
  • Farming and Feeding Manager
  • Facility Technician
  • Assistant Manager
  • Cage Site Technician
  • Site Manager (with water quality expertise)
  • Area Manager

To determine if a particular occupation aligns with their qualifications, candidates are encouraged to reach out to the OIM directly and ask for the National Occupation Classification (NOC) code and job title that match the role in question.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 23, 2025
July 23, 2025

Prince Edward Island invites 39 candidates in latest PEI PNP draw

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

Prince Edward Island held its latest Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) draw on July 17, 2025, inviting 39 candidates under the Labour Impact and Express Entry streams. No invitations were issued to candidates in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream during this round.

This draw marks the seventh PEI PNP draw of the year, continuing the province’s trend of conducting regular, monthly invitations to meet local labour market needs.

Who Was Invited?

The focus of this draw was on skilled workers with experience in high-demand sectors across the province. Priority was given to candidates working in areas such as:

  • Healthcare

  • Manufacturing

  • Trades

  • Early childhood education

  • Other essential industries

PEI continues to target individuals with skills that match its labour shortages, while candidates in low-demand sectors like sales or general services were less likely to receive an invitation.

See below 2025 PEI PNP Draw Summary this year:

Draw Date Labour & Express Entry Business Invitations
January 24 22 0
February 20 87 0
March 20 124 0
April 17 168 0
May 15 167 0
June 19 51 1
July 17 39 0
Total 660 1
The July 17 draw may have been smaller in size, but it shows PEI’s ongoing effort to carefully select candidates who align with its economic needs. If you’re working in a priority sector and meet the eligibility criteria, now is a great time to consider applying through the PEI PNP.

This draw reflects PEI’s commitment to welcoming skilled immigrants who can support the province’s economy. Here are a few key points for prospective applicants:

  • Regular monthly draws make the PEI PNP predictable and accessible.

  • Skilled workers with relevant experience are being prioritized.

  • Express Entry applicants who receive a PEI nomination get an additional 600 points added to their CRS score, almost guaranteeing an invitation to apply for permanent residence from the federal government.

To qualify for this draw, candidates needed to meet the following criteria:

  • They were required to have a permanent, full-time, and non-seasonal job offer in an in-demand occupation from a Prince Edward Island employer.

  • They should have gained at least one year of full-time work experience directly related to the position offered.

  • Applicants had to be between the ages of 18 and 59 at the time of submission.

  • A minimum of a high school diploma (secondary education) was expected.

  • Language proficiency had to be demonstrated through valid test results from an approved testing organization, taken within the past two years, showing scores equivalent to CLB/NCLC level 4.

  • Candidates were expected to show they had enough financial resources to cover immigration costs, including travel and settlement expenses for themselves and any accompanying family members.

Additionally, individuals living outside Canada could also be considered, as long as their employer had obtained prior authorization from the PEI Office of Immigration before extending the job offer.

These are the jobs currently in demand in Prince Edward Island, according to the PEI PNP, along with their official NOC codes:

Job Title NOC Code
Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates 33102
Transport truck drivers 73300
Construction trades helpers and labourers 75110
Light duty cleaners 65310
Other labourers in processing, manufacturing and utilities 95109
Material handlers 75101
Process control and machine operators – food and beverage processing 94140
Industrial butchers and meat cutters, poultry preparers and related workers 94141

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 21, 2025
July 21, 2025

Alberta sends out 382 Invitations to Apply for PR in July 2025 draws

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) remains active and responsive to the province’s labour market needs. Between July 3 and July 16, 2025, Alberta conducted six draws under multiple streams, issuing a total of 382 invitations to apply for provincial nomination.

These draws targeted candidates with backgrounds in healthcare, agriculture, aviation, and law enforcement, as well as local workers already employed in Alberta.

See below summary of six AAIP Draws held between July 3–16, 2025

Date Stream / Pathway Minimum Score Required Number of Invitations
July 3, 2025 Dedicated Healthcare Pathway – Express Entry 62 36
July 4, 2025 Alberta Express Entry – Priority Sectors: Agriculture 64 15
July 8, 2025 Alberta Express Entry – Priority Sectors: Aviation 53 20
July 9, 2025 Dedicated Healthcare Pathway – Non-Express Entry 53 32
July 11, 2025 Alberta Opportunity Stream 72 269
July 16, 2025 Alberta Express Entry – Law Enforcement Pathway 49 <10

Key Observations

1. Healthcare Continues as a Top Priority

Alberta held two healthcare-specific draws in July; one for Express Entry profiles and another for non-Express Entry applicants. This reflects the ongoing demand for skilled healthcare workers across the province.

2. Targeted Sector Draws Remain Active

Small but strategic draws were held for individuals in agriculture, aviation, and law enforcement fields—indicating that Alberta continues to invite candidates with experience in these critical sectors.

3. Alberta Opportunity Stream Leads in Numbers

The Alberta Opportunity Stream (AOS) issued the largest number of invitations in this period—269 invitations on July 11 with a relatively high minimum score of 72. This stream benefits workers already employed full-time in Alberta and holding valid work permits.

4. Flexible Score Thresholds

Minimum required scores varied significantly from as low as 49 (Law Enforcement Pathway) to as high as 72 (AOS). This variation emphasizes how eligibility depends on the stream and occupation targeted.

Provincial Nomination Status in 2025

As of July 16, 2025, Alberta had issued 2,895 nominations out of its total 4,875 nomination allocation for the year. This leaves approximately 1,980 nomination spots still available for the remainder of 2025.

What This Means for Prospective Applicants

  • Targeted sectors are your best bet. If your occupation falls under healthcare, agriculture, aviation, or law enforcement, Alberta is actively inviting candidates like you.

  • If you’re already working in Alberta, the Alberta Opportunity Stream offers a viable pathway to permanent residency—with significantly more invitations being issued under this category.

  • Maintain an active Express Entry profile and submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) through the AAIP portal if applicable.

  • Language tests, work experience, and ties to Alberta (such as a job offer or employment) can significantly improve your chances.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 14, 2025
July 14, 2025

Manitoba invites 67 candidates in latest MPNP draw

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

On July 10, 2025, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) issued 67 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) across two immigration streams:

Stream Number of invitations issued Cut-off score
IES 40 N/A
SWS 27 673

Notably, 29 candidates had valid Express Entry profiles and job seeker validation codes, enhancing their chances at federal permanent residency through added CRS points.

This draw reflects Manitoba’s focus on:

  • Retaining international graduates educated in the province

  • Supporting local skilled workers with job offers or work experience

  • Strengthening links to the federal Express Entry system

Focus on Manitoba-Educated Graduates

The International Education Stream (IES) continues to play a vital role in Manitoba’s immigration strategy, contributing 40 invitations in this round. Designed for international graduates who have completed advanced post-secondary programs in Manitoba, this stream offers a direct pathway to permanent residency for highly educated individuals already integrated into the province’s economy and community.

Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream: Moderate Cut-off

Under the Skilled Worker in Manitoba (SWM) stream, 27 candidates were invited with a minimum required score of 673. This reflects a moderately competitive cut-off compared to previous draws, making this stream accessible to skilled workers with solid employment history and settlement potential within the province.

The July 10 draw follows a consistent trend of regular MPNP selections throughout 2025. Key highlights from recent months include:

  • June 26, 2025: 492 LAAs issued (including 478 under IES)

  • June 12, 2025: 36 Skilled Worker Overseas invitations (cut-off: 613)

  • May 29, 2025: 30 Skilled Worker Overseas invitations (cut-off: 606)

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 14, 2025
July 14, 2025

British Columbia invites candidates in latest BC PNP draw

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

British Columbia extended more Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to immigrant entrepreneurs in the just concluded week.

The BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) selected less than 17 candidates through two Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) streams: the EI Base and EI Regional streams.

See below details of BC PNP Draw:

Stream Number of invitations issued Cut-off score
EI Base stream 12 121
EI Regional stream <5 115

This was the fifth entrepreneur-focused draw in 2025.

So far this year, nearly all draws have targeted entrepreneurs, except for one skilled worker draw on May 8.

Up to 39 invitations have gone through the EI Base stream and no more than 20 through the EI Regional stream. No draws have happened under the EI Strategic Projects stream yet.

Entrepreneur Pathways to B.C.

Foreign entrepreneurs can apply to start or buy a business in B.C. through either the EI Base or Regional stream. Each stream has different eligibility rules, including personal net worth and investment amount.

The EI Regional stream is for starting a new business in a rural community. Applicants must first visit and get a referral from that community.

The EI Base stream allows entrepreneurs to start or buy a business anywhere in B.C. and does not require a referral.

To qualify, Regional stream candidates need a score of at least 105/200, and Base stream candidates need at least 115/200. Both require the creation of one full-time job for a Canadian or permanent resident.

Most applications receive a decision within four months.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 14, 2025
July 14, 2025

Newfoundland and Labrador Sends Out More Immigration Invitations

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

Newfoundland and Labrador invited more people to apply for immigration, June 24, 2025 through two programs: the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP).

This was the fourth time the province selected candidates using its new Expression of Interest (EOI) system. In this round, 320 invitations were sent out, one of the smallest rounds since April.

Here’s how many people were invited in earlier rounds:

  • 405 on May 29

  • 328 on May 8

  • 256 on April 3

So far in 2025, Newfoundland and Labrador has invited 1,309 people in total—1,095 through the PNP and 214 through the AIP.

Although the federal government reduced the province’s immigration spaces for 2025, Newfoundland and Labrador successfully asked for more. They now have 2,050 spaces for the PNP (up from 1,050 originally) and 475 for the AIP. Right now, 1,216 PNP and 261 AIP spots are still open.

How to Apply

To be considered, candidates must fill out an Expression of Interest (EOI) on the province’s Immigration Accelerator website. Most people also need a special code from their employer to prove they have a valid job offer. This code is not needed for PNP candidates already living in Canada.

EOIs stay active for 12 months. If any personal or job details change, the candidate must update their profile.

If selected, candidates will get an Invitation to Apply (ITA) by email. After receiving an ITA, they (or their employer for AIP) must submit a full application within 60 days.

Getting an ITA doesn’t mean automatic approval. Applicants still need to meet all program rules, be allowed to come to Canada, and follow all provincial requirements.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 7, 2025
July 7, 2025

Alberta invites over 130 Candidates in two targeted AAIP Draws

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) recently held two targeted draws, extending invitations to 133 candidates in skilled sectors vital to the province’s economic growth.

See below details of latest AAIP draw

Date Stream Cut-off score Number of Invitations
June 25, 2025 Alberta Express Entry Stream –  Priority Sectors – Construction 67 15
June 20, 2025 Alberta Opportunity Stream – Agriculture 52 118

On June 20, Alberta focused on the agriculture sector, inviting individuals who are already working in farming or related fields within the province.

With a relatively low score requirement of just 52 points, this draw gave a clear message: Alberta needs workers who are helping feed the country and keep rural economies running.

Just five days later, Alberta held a much smaller but equally important draw this time aimed at people with construction experience inviting fewer candidates were selected. From electricians to heavy equipment operators, the province is looking for tradespeople who can help build homes, roads, and infrastructure across Alberta’s growing cities and towns.

Why These Draws Matter

Alberta is choosing to invite people who are already making a difference in the province especially in industries where workers are in short supply. These draws aren’t just about filling jobs, they’re about helping communities grow and thrive.

So far this year, the AAIP has nominated 2,688 candidates from its total allocation of 4,875. This means 2,187 nomination spots are still available for eligible applicants in the months ahead.

Is This a Sign You Should Apply?

If you:

  • Are already working in Alberta in farming, construction, or other essential sectors

  • Have created a profile through Express Entry or Alberta’s EOI system

  • Are waiting for your chance to be invited…

Now might be the perfect time to update your profile and make sure your information is current. Even if you weren’t selected in these draws, Alberta is likely to continue inviting people based on what the province needs most.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 2, 2025
July 2, 2025

Manitoba invites international students and skilled workers in latest MPNP draw

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

Manitoba recently held a new immigration draw through its Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). The draw took place on June 26, 2025, a total of 492 candidates were invited to apply for permanent residency.

See below summary of latest MPNP draw

-International Education Stream (IES)

Total Invitations Issued: 478
This draw was exclusively focused on candidates under the International Education Stream with strong family ties in Manitoba.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • Graduation from a post-secondary institution in Manitoba

  • A Manitoba Supporter, who must:

    • Be a close relative (parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt/uncle, cousin, niece/nephew)

    • Have resided in Manitoba for at least one year

    • Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident

  • Required documentation:

    • Proof of relationship and residency

    • A settlement plan from the supporter

This shows that Manitoba wants to keep international students who already have support networks in the province.

– Skilled Worker Stream

Total Invitations Issued: 14
Minimum Required EOI Score: 712

This was a highly selective draw, targeting candidates through Strategic Recruitment Initiatives. Invitations were issued based on employer recommendations, community involvement, and demographic alignment with Manitoba’s workforce needs.

Breakdown by Recruitment Pathway:

Category Invitations
Employer Services 5
Francophone Community 5
Regional Communities 3
Ethnocultural Communities 1

These applicants had high scores and were chosen for meeting specific labor market needs in Manitoba.

Why This Draw Is Important

  • Big focus on family ties: Manitoba is prioritizing applicants with family connections in the province.

  • Helping international students stay: Most invitations went to recent grads already living in Manitoba.

  • Skilled workers must be well-prepared: Only those with high scores and targeted job connections were selected.

Tips for Future Applicants

If you’re considering the MPNP, here’s what to focus on:

Stream Key Requirements Tips
International Education Stream Manitoba post-secondary education + family supporter Prepare settlement plan and proof of relationship early
Skilled Worker Stream High EOI score (700+) + employer or community link Strengthen work experience, employer endorsements, and language scores

  • Application Deadline: Candidates who received a Letter of Advice to Apply (LAA) must submit a complete MPNP application within 60 days.

  • Documentation is crucial: Ensure your family ties, education, employment history, and settlement plans are clearly documented and verifiable.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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July 1, 2025
July 1, 2025

Alberta invites more candidates through AAIP Draws in June 2025

Author By EUIC Admin Categories Provincial nomination

Dear future neighbour,

From June 5 to June 19, 2025, the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) held several draws inviting more candidates to apply for provincial nomination.

The invitations went to people with work experience and skills that Alberta needs. The most important job areas for the Alberta Express Entry stream are construction, agriculture, aviation, and healthcare.

See below details of the draws held by AAIP in June 2025

Date Stream Cut-off score Number of invitations issued
June 5 Alberta Express Entry – Priority Sectors 70 18
June 10 Dedicated Health Care Pathway – Non Express Entry 53 33
June 17 Tourism and Hospitality stream 71 39
June 18 Alberta Express Entry Stream – Law Enforcement Pathway 51 <10
June 19 Alberta Express Entry Stream – Accelerated Tech Pathway 73 22

Earlier, AAIP said that in 2025, they would send invitations based on these important job areas. They also focused on three special pathways within the stream: the Dedicated Health Care Pathway, the Accelerated Tech Pathway, and the Law Enforcement Pathway.

See below details of the selected streams, the nominations given and EOIs in the candidate pool:

Stream Nomination allocation Nominations issued Nominations to be issued EOIs in candidate pool
Alberta Express Entry – Priority Sectors* 405 199 206 4,111
Dedicated Health Care Pathway – Non Express Entry 500 208 292 1,568
Tourism and Hospitality stream 245 181 64 6,048
Alberta Express Entry Stream – Law Enforcement Pathway 20 <10 N/A 111
Alberta Express Entry Stream – Accelerated Tech Pathway 146 81 65 3,397

By June 19, the AAIP had already given 2,535 nominations out of 4,875 available for 2025. This means they still have 2,340 nomination spots left for this year.

Right now, AAIP has 2,657 applications waiting to be processed.

Need help with your Canadian immigration process?

Whether you’re applying for a visitor visa, submitting a work permit or visa application, creating an Expression of Interest (EOI), setting up an Express Entry or Provincial Nomination profile, preparing your application after receiving an Invitation to Apply, or simply want a professional review of your self-prepared application, we’re here to assist you.

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