Use the Alberta PNP Points Calculator | AAIP Score Worksheet
Enter your values below. The calculator runs in your browser and shows an estimate immediately.
How the estimate is calculated
Total entered points = age + education + language + work + Alberta connection
Example: If the current worksheet values you enter are 8, 10, 12, 6 and 5, this tool returns 41 entered points.
When this calculator is useful
Because Alberta has multiple immigration pathways and program priorities can change, first identify the specific pathway and the scoring or selection information that applies to it. This worksheet is most useful for recording a breakdown you have already checked and seeing the arithmetic total in one place.
How to use this calculator
Check which Alberta Advantage Immigration Program pathway applies to you first. Use the point values and criteria from the current official Alberta instructions, then add those values here. Keep a note of the pathway and date used when comparing results.
What to keep in mind
The AAIP has multiple pathways and selection processes; this calculator does not retrieve or reproduce an official provincial scoring model. The total you see is only arithmetic on your entries. Meeting a score threshold does not guarantee eligibility, selection or nomination.
For the authoritative rules, read the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). We link to official information where it is available.
Frequently asked questions
Is Alberta PNP the same as AAIP?
Alberta’s provincial immigration programs are administered as the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). People often still use “Alberta PNP” as a general search term.
Does this tool calculate my official AAIP score?
No. It adds point values you enter. Confirm the current pathway-specific criteria directly with Alberta.
Does a high score guarantee nomination?
No. Eligibility and invitations depend on the pathway, current priorities, available spaces and provincial decisions.
Can I use this for Express Entry CRS?
No. Use the CRS calculator for an Express Entry CRS estimate; provincial selection and federal CRS are separate scoring processes.