- Additional information
- The province just held a draw for the Express Entry Stream – Priority Sectors (Construction and skilled trade) Number of Invitation: 50
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Updated on April 17, 2026
Find the latest Alberta PNP draw summary and historical data from previous Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program draws.
Latest Alberta PNP Draw
The Latest Alberta PNP Draw Updates
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Draw
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Draw
- Date
- April 13, 2026
- Stream
- Dedicated Health Care Pathway
- Cut Off
- 59
- Stream
- Dedicated Health Care Pathway
- Additional information
- The province just held a draw for the Dedicated Health Care Pathway – Express Entry
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Draw
- Date
- April 10, 2026
- Stream
- Opportunity Stream
- Cut Off
- 65
- Stream
- Opportunity Stream
- Additional information
- 447 candidates were invited in this draw. Candidates needed a minimum score of 65 to receive an invitation.
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Draw
- Date
- April 9, 2026
- Stream
- Rural Renewal Stream
- Cut Off
- 50
- Stream
- Rural Renewal Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta held a draw for the Rural Renewal Stream (74invitations, score 50)
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Draw
- Date
- April 8, 2026
- Stream
- Express Entry
- Cut Off
- 59
- Stream
- Express Entry
- Additional information
- The province held a draw for the Accelerated Tech Pathway Invitations: 146 Score: 59
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Draw
- Date
- February 24, 2026
- Cut Off
- 72
- Additional information
- Alberta invited 68 candidates in the Tourism and Hospitality Stream
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Draw
- Date
- February 20, 2026
- Stream
- Opportunity Stream
- Cut Off
- 56
- Stream
- Opportunity Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta invited 831 candidates across Priority Sectors pathway
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Draw
- Date
- February 19, 2026
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Cut Off
- 61
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta held a draw for the Priority Sectors – Construction (50 invitations, score 61).
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Draw
- Date
- February 17, 2026
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Cut Off
- 49
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta held one draw through the Priority Sectors – Agriculture pathway (fewer than 10 invitations, score 49)
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Draw
- Date
- February 12, 2026
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Cut Off
- 50
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta held a draw for the Priority Sectors – Manufacturing pathway (32 invitations, score 50)
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Draw
- Date
- February 11, 2026
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Cut Off
- 59
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta held a draw for the Accelerated Tech Pathway (147 invitations, score 59)
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Draw
- Date
- February 10, 2026
- Stream
- Rural Renewal Stream
- Cut Off
- 54
- Stream
- Rural Renewal Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta held a draw for the Rural Renewal Stream (212 invitations, score 54)
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Draw
- Date
- February 6, 2026
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Cut Off
- 50
- Stream
- Express Entry Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta one draw through the Law Enforcement Pathway (fewer than 10 invitations, minimum score 50)
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Draw
- Date
- February 2, 2026
- Stream
- Opportunity Stream
- Cut Off
- 57
- Stream
- Opportunity Stream
- Additional information
- Alberta invited 915 candidates in the Alberta Opportunity Steam on February 2, 2026. Candidates needed a minimum score of 57 to receive an invitation.
What are Alberta PNP Draws?
A commonly called “Alberta PNP draw” is an official selection round conducted by the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP), where the province invites qualified candidates from its Expression of Interest (EOI) pool or the Express Entry pool to apply for provincial nomination.
These draws are similar in concept to federal Express Entry draws, but they operate independently under Alberta’s own priorities and labour market needs. They are part of Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).
How do Alberta Draws Work?
Alberta PNP draws are periodic selection rounds where the province invites candidates from a pool to apply for a provincial nomination. Candidates first submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) or have an active Express Entry profile, and Alberta then selects individuals based on factors such as work experience, occupation, and alignment with provincial labour market needs.
The province issues Notifications of Interest (NOIs) or invitations to those selected, allowing them to apply for nomination, which can lead to permanent residence.
Which are the Streams of Alberta PNP Draws
Alberta conducts PNP draws throughout the year across different streams:
- Alberta Opportunity Stream
- Dedicated Health Care Pathways (Express Entry and Non-Express Entry)
- Rural Renewal Stream
- Tourism and Hospitality Stream
- Alberta Express Entry Stream: Which includes the pathways:
- Accelerated Tech Pathway
- Family connection and occupation in demand
- Law Enforcement Pathway
- Priority sector draws and other initiatives
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When will be the next Alberta PNP draw?
There is no fixed schedule for Alberta PNP draws. The province conducts draws throughout the year based on application volumes, labour shortages, and available nomination spaces. This means the next draw can happen at any time.
What is the Minimum Score for Alberta PNP draws?
There is no fixed minimum score. Each draw has its own cutoff, which varies by stream and target group. Some draws have relatively low scores when targeting specific occupations or workers already in Alberta.
Latest PNP Draws Across Provinces
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Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchewan
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