Alberta AAIP Draws

Alberta AAIP Draws Invited 61 Candidates in Tech and Construction Sectors

Alberta has released the results of the last Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) draws for July 2025. On July 17, 2025, the province invited 22 Alberta Express Entry Stream Accelerated Tech Pathway candidates with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 69. Another draw on July 25, 2025, focused on the construction sector under the Alberta Express Entry Stream Priority Sectors, inviting 39 candidates. So far, Alberta has invited 2,073 candidates through AAIP streams this year, highlighting the province’s focus on filling high-demand roles.

What is the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP)?

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) is a provincial nominee program that allows Alberta to select skilled workers for permanent residency based on labor market needs. It includes several pathways, such as:

  • Accelerated Tech Pathway: For tech professionals in Alberta or with valid job offers in key tech occupations.
  • Priority Sectors Stream: For workers in industries such as construction, healthcare, and agriculture.
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By selecting candidates directly from the Express Entry pool, Alberta ensures that immigration aligns with local economic priorities.

Details of the July 2025 AAIP Draws

1. July 17, 2025: Accelerated Tech Pathway Draw

  • Invitations Issued: 22
  • Minimum CRS Score: 69
  • Target Group: Tech professionals

2. July 25, 2025: Priority Sectors (Construction) Draw

  • Invitations Issued: 39
  • Focus Area: Construction occupations

These draws demonstrate Alberta’s balanced approach, addressing both high-tech innovation and traditional industries like construction.

Why Alberta Targets Tech and Construction?

  • Tech Sector: Alberta’s growing technology ecosystem requires software engineers, data analysts, and IT specialists to support digital transformation.
  • Construction Sector: With rising infrastructure development, skilled tradespeople are in high demand for residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
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These targeted draws ensure that qualified candidates with the right skills have a clear pathway to permanent residency.

Impact of the July AAIP Draws on Canadian Immigration

The Canadian immigration system benefits when provinces like Alberta identify and prioritize sectors with immediate labor shortages. By inviting candidates with relevant experience and lower CRS thresholds (as low as 69 in this draw), Alberta offers opportunities for skilled workers who might not qualify in federal draws.

How to Increase Your Chances in Alberta AAIP Draws

  • Choose a Targeted Occupation: Focus on tech or construction roles if eligible.
  • Improve CRS Score: Language, education, and Canadian work experience significantly boost ranking.
  • Get a Valid Job Offer: Having an Alberta job offer can improve your selection chances.
  • Stay Informed: Keep track of regular draw updates and changes in provincial priorities.
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The latest Alberta AAIP draws highlight Alberta’s proactive approach in attracting talent in technology and construction. By issuing 61 invitations in July and focusing on high-demand industries, the province continues to strengthen its workforce and offer skilled workers a faster path to permanent residency through Canadian immigration programs.

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