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Here are the latest Express Entry Draw results
The Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) held the latest Express Entry draw on October 10. A total of 3,725 invitations to apply (ITAs) were issued to candidates in the ‘no program specified’ Express Entry draw. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS) was 500.
This draw saw a higher number of invites as compared to the previous draw on September 26. The CSR score saw a dip by 4 points to 500.
Which program was targeted for this draw?
Since there was no program specified for this draw, invitations to apply may be issued to candidates from the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP), and Provincial Nominee Program.
A look at September’s Express Entry results
The previous Express Entry draw was held on September 26. A total of 3000 invitations to apply (ITAs) were issued to candidates in the ‘no program specified’ Express Entry draw. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS) was 504. This draw saw a lesser number of invites as compared to the previous draw on September 19. The CSR score saw a dip by 27 points.
Prior to that, on September 19. A total of 3,200 invitations to apply (ITAs) were issued to candidates in the ‘no program specified’ Express Entry draw. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS) was 531. This draw saw a lesser number of invites as compared to the previous draw on August 15th. The CSR score saw a jump by 35 points.
Aside from the ‘no program specified’ category draws, IRCC also held. draw on September 27, in a category-based draw for French-speaking proficiency. 500 candidates were invited with a minimum CRS of 472.
On September 28, IRCC invited 600 candidates with a minimum CRS of 354 in the first-ever category-based draw for candidates in agriculture and agri-food occupations.
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Explaining Express Entry
Express Entry is a competitive immigration system implemented by the Government of Canada to manage and process applications for permanent residency from skilled foreign workers. It aims to attract and select highly qualified individuals who have the potential to contribute to Canada’s economy and society.
The first-ever category-based draw was held on June 28 this year and before that candidates were assessed based on their human capital factors including work experience, professional fields, language skills, education, and age. They were then ranked using an assigned CRS score. After each draw, candidates with the highest CRS scores (according to the cut-off) are issued ITAs, allowing them to apply for permanent residency.
To align with labor market needs and promote the French language, IRCC introduced new category-based selection criteria on May 31. The six new categories include:
- Healthcare
- STEM professions
- Trades
- Transport
- Agriculture and agri-food
- French-language proficiency
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