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    AINP: Acquiring PR in Alberta
    AINP: Acquiring PR in Alberta
    AINP: Acquiring PR in Alberta
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    AINP: Acquiring PR in Alberta

    By Relydence Immigration & Investment

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    About this ebook

    AINP: Acquiring PR in Canada is a concise but detailed resource for individuals looking to learn more about AINP applications in Canada. 

    The book will discuss about what AINP is, various AINP streams/programs, fees & procedures, required application documents for AINP, Bridging Open Work Permit & Nominee-based Work Permit applications and more. 

    The sections include: 

    • What AINP is. 
    • AINP Streams. 
    • Fees & Procedures for each AINP Streams, Bridging Open Work Permit & Nominee-based Work Permit applications. 
    • Document Requirements for AINP, Bridging Open Work Permit & Nominee-based Work Permit applications. 
    • Things to Watch Out for. 

    If you are looking to apply for AINP application, or are simply interested to learn more about them, then this book will explain to you everything that you need to know before you get started.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRelydence Immigration & Investment
    Release dateJan 28, 2021
    ISBN9781393460831
    AINP: Acquiring PR in Alberta

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      AINP - Relydence Immigration & Investment

      WHAT IS AINP?

      Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) is an economic immigration program that allows qualified candidates to acquire permanent residence status in Alberta. The province nominates certain individuals that can fill up the labour shortages or who are planning to establish or purchase a business in Alberta. This program is operated by Alberta government and federal government, so the whole application is usually divided into two sections; one for Alberta and the other for federal application.

      There are total 4 major streams under AINP; Alberta Opportunity Stream (AOS), Alberta Express Entry Stream (AEE), International Graduate Entrepreneur Immigrant Stream (IGEIS) and Self-Employed Farmer Stream. The first two are for temporary foreign workers who are living and working in Alberta and are planning to apply for permanent residence. The latter two are for entrepreneurs who are either already living or planning to live in Alberta and

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