Express entry to Alberta

[Ram15]

Hi,
I’m an Instrumentation engineer presently working in USA and trying to apply for Express entry to Alberta. I’m very new to this system, appreciate if you all can suggest.
1. I heard Alberta is a good choice for Engineers, is this true? I wanted to apply for Toronto but I heard it has a huge demand.
2. Do I have to apply for AINP and wait to get the PNP and apply for CIC? Or apply to CIC directly? What is the exact process? I have never worked in Canada before.
3. If I have to apply to AINP, which category do I have to choose? Employer-Driven Stream Skilled Worker Category or Strategic Recruitment Stream?
4. If I get the PR to Alberta after 6 months or more process. Can I move to Toronto?

 

[istari]

Hi,
I’m an Instrumentation engineer presently working in USA and trying to apply for Express entry to Alberta. I’m very new to this system, appreciate if you all can suggest.
1. I heard Alberta is a good choice for Engineers, is this true? I wanted to apply for Toronto but I heard it has a huge demand.
2. Do I have to apply for AINP and wait to get the PNP and apply for CIC? Or apply to CIC directly? What is the exact process? I have never worked in Canada before.
3. If I have to apply to AINP, which category do I have to choose? Employer-Driven Stream Skilled Worker Category or Strategic Recruitment Stream?
4. If I get the PR to Alberta after 6 months or more process. Can I move to Toronto?

You do not qualify for Alberta PNP.

Alberta has a special stream for engineers who already have work experience in Alberta.

Without Alberta work experience, in order to get PNP, you need a LMIA-supported job offer from an employer in Alberta.

 

[peresada]

think twice, Alberta is not going well at the moment. unemployment is going up, oil is going down. if you have job in states stay there.