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AAIP - Alberta PNP - Rural Entrepreneur stream

One of the PNP streams of Alberta specifically targeted at entrepreneurs who would like to create or buy an already existing business in a rural community in Alberta
Home > Permanent Residence > Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) > Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) > AAIP - Rural Entrepreneur stream (RE)
The guide below takes a deep look into one of the streams of Alberta's Provincial Nominee Program (AAIP), the Rural Entrepreneur stream (RE). The guide will go through an overview of the stream, its eligibility requirements, how it works, the documentation needed, its cost and processing times.

1. Overview of the Alberta stream

2. Eligibility requirements

3. Application process summary

4. Required supporting documents

5. ​Application fees

6. ​Processing times

7. Draw history

8. Do I have to stay in the Province?

Overview of the Rural Entrepreneur stream (RE)

Rural town in Alberta
The Rural Entrepreneur stream (RE) is one of Alberta's PNP streams that is dedicated to international entrepreneurs who would like to establish or buy a business in a rural community in the province.

When receiving a nomination under the RE, candidates can then apply for Permanent Residence to the federal government of Canada.
This stream is not aligned with Express Entry, which means that candidates cannot take advantage of the 6-month average processing times of Express Entry. Processing times of Provincial Nominee Programs (not aligned with Express Entry) are usually longer and take at least 1 year.

The RE has minimum eligibility requirements, however, the AAIP does not send Invitations to Apply to every candidate that meets these minimum criteria. Each candidate, when entering the system, has a score (up to 175 points) that depends on multiple factors (explained in detail in the Eligibility Requirements section). In fact, the AAIP selects candidates with the highest scores.

Eligibility Requirements

Eligible and ineligible businesses
To be eligible to the Rural Entrepreneur stream (RE), the proposed business must align with the following general requirements:
  • The purpose must be to make a profit from active or earned income, not passive income, through the sale of goods and/or services.
  • The proposed business must comply with any applicable federal, provincial or municipal legal, regulatory or licensing requirements that govern its operation (including Alberta labour laws).
  • The proposed business must comply with applicable trade certification requirements in Alberta. 
  • The proposed business must have a physical place of business in Alberta at all times.
  • For franchises, the ownership requirements and all other program criteria are the same as for other businesses. Candidates must also provide evidence that they have received support from the master franchisor to operate a franchise location.

Some types of businesses are not eligible for the GE:
  • Any business in contravention of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and Regulations
  • Businesses without a value-add economic component, including:
    • pay day loan, cheque cashing and related businesses
    • businesses trading in used goods
  • Businesses that would be considered passive investment and/or lack active management, including
    • property rental, investment and leasing activities
    • real estate development/brokerage, insurance brokerage or business brokerage
    • coin-operated businesses, including laundromats and car wash operations
  • Project based or seasonal businesses
  • Home-based businesses, including:
    • businesses that are not zoned for commercial or industrial operations
    • bed-and-breakfasts and lodging houses
  • Businesses that are part of a succession plan. This includes businesses that:
    • are owned/operated by a close relative of the candidate
    • were previously owned/operated by a current or former AAIP entrepreneur stream candidates/nominees within the past 4 years
    • have changed ownership in the past 3 years prior to RE application
  • Businesses involved in producing, distributing or selling pornography or sexually explicit products or services, or providing sexually oriented services.
  • Any other type of business that by association would tend to bring the AAIP and the Government of Alberta into disrepute.

List of Participating Communities:
Candidates interested in a specific rural Alberta community should connect with the community contact person to discuss their business proposal and schedule an exploratory visit. If the rural community is not participating in this stream yet, you can ask them to contact the AAIP to become a participating community.
Below is the list of current participating communities:
  • City of Brooks
  • City of Cold Lake
  • City of Grande Prairie
  • City of Lacombe
  • City of Lethbridge
  • City of Wetaskiwin
  • County of Camrose
  • County of Wetaskiwin
  • Flagstaff County
  • Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo
  • Lacombe County
  • Municipal District of Peace - No. 135
  • Municipal District of Smoky River - No. 130
  • Municipal District of Spirit River - No. 133
  • Red Deer County
  • Town of Blackfalds
  • Town of Bonnyville
  • Town of Claresholm
  • Town of Didsbury
  • Town of Fairview
  • Town of Falher
  • Town of Grimshaw
  • Town of High Prairie
  • Town of Innisfail
  • Town of McLennan
  • Town of Nanton
  • Town of Olds
  • Town of Oyen
  • Town of Provost
  • Town of Sedgewick
  • Town of Slave Lake
  • Town of Stettler
  • Town of Sundre
  • Town of Sylvan Lake
  • Town of Taber
  • Town of Three Hills
  • Town of Trochu
  • Town of Wainwright
  • Town of Whitecourt
  • Village of Acme
  • Village of Berwyn
  • Village of Clive
  • Village of Consort
  • Village of Donnelly
  • Village of Forestburg
  • Village of Girouxville

Minimum criteria and RE 175-Point Grid:
There are minimum criteria that have to be met in order to be eligible to the RE stream. You need to:
  • have either a minimum 3 years of experience as an active business owner-manager or a minimum of 4 years of experience as a senior manager within the past 10 years,
  • have completed at least the equivalent of a high school studies,
  • have a minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level of 4 for each English or French language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking,
  • have a net worth of $300,000 and invest at least $200,000, 
  • have a Community Support Letter from a participating rural Alberta community,
  • own at least 51% of the business if it is a new business, or have 100% ownership of the business if you are purchasing an already established business (business succession), and
  • create at least one full-time job for a Canadian citizen or permanent resident if it is new business (no requirements for business succession).
Other criteria are explained in detail below in the RE 175-point grid.

As said earlier, meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not necessarily mean that you will receive an invitation to apply from the AAIP, which will select the highest scores. 

There are 5 factors under which you can score points that are explained in detail below. Remember that for each factor you will be claiming points for, you will have to provide supporting documents to prove you satisfy to the criteria of the factor.
RE 175-point gridMaximum Points
Factor 1 - Rural Factor25
Sub-Factor 1.1 - Business location 25
Factor 2 - Business Experience Factor 20
Sub-Factor 2.1 - Business owner-manager or senior management experience within the past 10 years 20
Factor 3 - Business Establishment Factors 60
Sub-Factor 3.1 - Total Business Investment 20
Sub-Factor 3.2 - Net Worth 10
Sub-Factor 3.3 - Job Creation 20
Sub-Factor 3.4 - Business Successions 10
Factor 4 - Human Capital Factors 35
Sub-Factor 4.1 - Language Proficiency 25
Sub-Factor 4.2 - Education 10
Factor 5 - Adaptability Factors 35
Sub-Factor 5.1 - Canada/Alberta experience from work or studies within the past 10 years 15
Sub-Factor 5.2 - Relative(s) in the community or Alberta 10
Sub-Factor 5.3 - Spouse’s/Common-law partner’s Language Proficiency or Education 5
Sub-Factor 5.4 - Age 5
Total175

​Factor 1 - Rural factor (Max 25 points):
​Sub-Factor 1.1 - Business location  (Max 25 points):
​​
You can score more points if your business is established in a rural community with less population. 
This is a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 1.1 - Business location Points
Tier 1: Less than 10,000 population25
Tier 2: 10,001 to 50,000 population17
Tier 3: 50,001 to 99,999 population10
100,000 population or moreNot eligible

Factor 2 - Business Experience Factor (Max 20 points):
Sub-Factor 2.1 - Sub-Factor 2.1 - Business owner-manager or senior management experience within the past 10 years   (Max 20 points):
​
You can score points if you have more business owner/management experience.
​This is a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 2.1 - Business owner-manager or senior management experience within the past 10 yearsPoints
Business owner-manager | Less than 3 years OR Senior manager | Less than 4 yearsNot eligible
Business owner-manager | 3 to less than 4 years OR Senior manager | 4 to less than 5 years12
Business owner-manager | 4 to less than 5 years OR Senior manager | 5 to less than 6 years16
Business owner-manager | 5 or more years OR Senior manager | 6 or more years20

Factor 3 - Business Establishment Factors (Max 60 points):
Sub-Factor 3.1 - Total Business Investment  (Max 20 points):
​
You can score points depending on your total investment.
​This is a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 3.1 - Total Business InvestmentPoints
Less than $200,000Not eligible
$200,000 to $399,9995
$400,000 to $599,99910
$600,000 to $799,99915
$800,000 or more20

Sub-Factor 3.2 - Net Worth (Max 10 points):
​
You can score points depending on your net worth.
​This is a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 3.2 - Net WorthPoints
Less than $300,000Not eligible
$300,000 to $399,9996
$400,000 to $499,9998
$500,000 or more10

​Sub-Factor 3.3 - Job Creation (Max 20 points):
​
You can score points depending on the number of jobs the business will create.
​This is a mandatory requirement unless it is a business succession.
Sub-Factor 3.3 - Job CreationPoints
No job creationNot eligible unless it is a business succession
1 job4
2 jobs8
3 jobs12
4 jobs16
5 jobs or more20

​Sub-Factor 3.4 - Business Successions (Max 10 points):
​
You can score points if your proposed business is business succession (investment to take over an existing business).
​This is not a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 3.4 - Business SuccessionsPoints
Investment to take over an existing business10

Factor 4 - Human Capital Factors (Max 35 points):
Sub-Factor 4.1 - Language Proficiency  (Max 25 points):

​You must demonstrate you have a minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) test score of 4 for each language skill, either in French or in English. You can score more points if your CLB score for each language skill is above 4.
You are considered 
ineligible to the stream if you have less than CLB4 in one of the language skills.
Sub-Factor 4.1 - Language ProficiencyPoints
Less than CLB4Not eligible
CLB415
CLB5 20
CLB6 or more 25

Sub-Factor 4.2 - Education (Max 10 points):
You must have completed at least a high school diploma or its equivalent (see Educational Credential Assessment).
Sub-Factor 4.2 - EducationPoints
Less than high-school educationNot eligible
High-school Diploma equivalent to Canadian standards4
Associate Degree or Diploma (at least one year)7
Bachelor’s degree or higher10

Factor 5 - Adaptability Factors (Max 35 points):
Sub-Factor 5.1 - Canada/Alberta experience from work or studies within the past 10 years (Max 15 points):
You can only earn a maximum of 15 points in this factor, even if you can score more than 15 points.
​​This is not a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 5.1 - Canada/Alberta experience from work or studies within the past 10 yearsPoints
In rural Alberta | 12 to 24 months10
In rural Alberta | More than 24 months15
In non-rural Alberta (Calgary and Edmonton Census Metropolitan Area) | 18 to 30 months6
In non-rural Alberta (Calgary and Edmonton Census Metropolitan Area) | More than 30 months10
In Canada | 24 to 36 months3
In Canada | More than 36 months5

Sub-Factor 5.2 - Relative(s) in the community or Alberta (Max 10 points):
You can earn points if you have relatives currently living full-time in Alberta. ​Relatives are defined as father, step-father, mother, step-mother, child, step-child, sister, step-sister, brother, step-brother of candidate or spouse/common-law partner.
​​This is not a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 5.2 - Relative(s) in the community or AlbertaPoints
You or spouse/partner have a relative living in Alberta5
You or spouse/partner have a relative living in the community where you intend to reside and operate a business10
​​
Sub-Factor 5.3 - Spouse/Partner characteristics (Max 5 points):
You can only earn a maximum of 5 points in this factor, even if you can score more than 5 points.
​​This is not a mandatory requirement.
Sub-Factor 5.3 - Spouse/Common-law characteristicsPoints
Language proficiency | CLB43
Language proficiency | CLB54
Language proficiency | CLB6 or higher5
Education | Certificate, Associate Degree or Diploma (at least one year)3
Education | Bachelor’s degree or higher5

​Sub-Factor 5.4 - Age ( Max 5 points):
You will earn no points if you have less than 21 years OR if you have more than 49 years.
​​This is not a mandatory requirement.

Sub-Factor 5.4 - AgePoints
21 to 49 years old5

Application Process Summary

For a better understanding of the process, below is a list of the steps involved in obtaining Permanent Residence through the Rural Entrepreneur stream (RE):

Step 1:
  1. A candidate should schedule an exploratory visit in a rural community with their business contact. If the community deems that you and your business proposal is a benefit to the community, a Community Support Letter will be issued, and the community will endorse your Business Proposal Summary.
  2. A candidate must register an Expression of Interest (EOI), meaning filling in forms, and uploading supporting documentation, which include the Community Support Letter, the RE Business Proposal Summary, the Net Worth worksheet, etc. This allows them to be included in the pool of candidates and be assigned a score out of 175 points based on their specific factors. The AAIP will review and score the EOI within 30 days.
  3. If selected by the AAIP, the candidate must submit a Business Application to the AAIP, which includes a Business Plan Evaluation Report and a Qualified Service Provider Report to assess the candidate's net worth and business investment by an approved service provider (list below). More about deadlines in the Required Supporting Documents section below.
  4. If the processing of the candidate's application is successful, they must sign a Business Performance Agreement whereby they commit to achieving their intended investment. The agreement usually contains (but is not limited to) (i) investment amounts and timelines for commitments, (ii) number and types of jobs to be created for Canadian citizens or permanent residents, (iii) mandatory business milestones and achievements, etc.
  5. Once all parties have signed the Business Performance Agreement, the AAIP will provide a Business Application Approval Letter and a 205(a) Letter of Support.

Step 2:
  1. Upon receiving the 205(a) Letter of Support, the candidate must submit their application for a work permit to IRCC within 3 months. The candidate must arrive in Alberta within 12 months of receiving the Business Application Approval Letter and is required to reside in Alberta and meet the conditions of the Business Performance Agreement.
  2. Candidates must submit an Arrival Report to the AAIP within 30 days of the date that appears as the “date issued” on their work permit, and submit a Business Progress Report every 6 months.
  3. ​Once the candidate has satisfied the conditions of their Business Performance Agreement, they can submit a Final Report for AAIP Nomination. If successful, candidates will be issued a provincial nomination by the AAIP.
  4. The candidate must finally apply for permanent residence to IRCC within 6 months of receiving the nomination. The candidate needs to apply on paper to IRCC, and include documents received by the AAIP.

Please note that international entrepreneurs who currently own and operate a business in Alberta and are eligible for this stream can still apply but the established business must have operated in Alberta for at least one year. Instead of being issued a Business Performance Agreement, the AAIP will directly issue the candidate a nomination certificate. They are only required to operate their business in Alberta while they go through the permanent residence application process with IRCC.
List of approved Service Providers
Business Plan Evaluation Rep​ort

KPMG LLP
3100, 2005 5 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta  T2P 4B9
Telephone: 416-777-3887
Fax: 403-691-8008
Website: www.kpmg.ca
Email: ainpverification@kpmg.ca

MNP LLP
Suite 1600, MNP Tower
10235 101 Street NW
Edmonton, Alberta  T5J 3G1
Telephone: 587-441-6021
Fax: 403-269-8450
Website: www.mnp.ca/en/services/enterprise-risk/provincial-nominee-program/alberta
Email: ainp-bp@mnp.ca

​Qualified Service Provider Report

Grant Thornton LLP
1701 Scotia Place 2, 10060 Jasper Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta  T5J 3R8
Telephone: 780-422-7114
Fax: 780-426-3208
Website: www.grantthornton.ca
Email: abpnp@ca.gt.com

KPMG LLP
3100, 2005 5 Avenue SW
Calgary, Alberta  T2P 4B9
Telephone: 416-777-3887
Fax: 403-691-8008
Website: www.kpmg.ca
Email: ainpverification@kpmg.ca

​MNP LLP
Suite 1600, MNP Tower
10235 101 Street NW
Edmonton, Alberta  T5J 3G1
Telephone: 587-441-6021
Fax: 403-269-8450
Website: www.mnp.ca/en/services/enterprise-risk/provincial-nominee-program/alberta
Email: ainp-bp@mnp.ca

Required Supporting Documents

After receiving your Invitation to Apply for the Rural Entrepreneur stream (RE) through your AAIP online profile, you will have 90 days to submit your complete Business Application including all required documents and reports.

Specific requirements for documents are explained in detail here.

Application Fees

The fee for this stream is quite expensive, one of the most expensive in all other Provincial Nominee Programs. It is set at 3,500 CAD. It can only be paid by a credit or debit card. Application fees are non-refundable.

The fees associated with obtaining and preparing the required documents such as the Business Plan Evaluation Report and the Qualified Service Provider Report are not included in the application fees.

Processing Times

As of March 21, 2023
​
Rural Entrepreneur Stream approximate average processing times:
  • Expression of Interest scoring (between submitting the EOI and scoring is completed) : 1 month
  • Business Application decision (between submitting the full Business Application and receiving the approval) : 5 months
  • Final report and nomination (between submitting the final report and receiving a final decision on nomination) : 4 months

Draw History

You can check out our awesome Live PNP Monitor to see the latest news and draw history on the Rural Entrepreneur stream, as well as for all the other PNP streams.

Do I have to stay in the Province?

This is a tricky question and there are multiple situations that can happen. You can learn more about this subject on our dedicated article: Can I move to another province?
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