Total of 3.600 invitations are
issued in a new Express Entry draw by Canadian government on August 12, 2019.
The draw’s cut off score was 466.
In the previous draw of July
24, the cut off score was 459 and, in that draw, total of 3.600 invitations are
issued to selected candidates.
The current cut off score is seven
points above the minimum score of 459 in the previous invitation round on July
24.
Last month’s first draw was
held on July 10 and the cut off score was 460. In that draw, total of 3.600
invitations are issued to selected candidates.
3.600 ITAs have been issued for
each last three draws held on July 10, July 24 and August 12.
An invitation to apply (ITA)
was issued to those selected candidates. Invited candidates received ITAs are
expected to complete their permanent residence applications within 60 days.
As of August 02, 2019, total
of 116.006 candidates are registered in express entry pool of candidates.
Serving as Canada’s main
source of skilled foreign workers, the federal Express Entry system manages the
three economic immigration categories namely the Federal Skilled Worker Class
(FSWC), Federal Skilled Trade Class (FSTC) and Canada Experience Class (CEC).
Candidates who want to
immigrate to Canada are entered into the Express Entry pool where they are
ranked based on their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores.
CRS score is based on factors
including age, education, skilled work experience and proficiency in English
and French Language among others.
There is no need for a job
offer to be eligible for the Express Entry candidate pool.
In regular draws from the pool,
which regularly happen to be every two weeks, the highest ranked candidates are
issued invitation to apply (ITA) for Canadian permanent residence.
When more time passes between
draws, more people are register which increase the number of people in the pool
and cut-off score as well.
In the past, all program draws
in the Express entry system are regualarly held every two weeks.
A candidate should improve his
CRS score in a number of ways. One of them is being nominated by a province. A nomination
through Canada’s provincial nominee program is the most valuable in terms of
points.
A person with provincial
nomination receives 600 points toward their CRS score which almost guarantees
and invitiation to apply for Canadian permanent residence status.
Many provinces including
British Columbia, Alberta, SAskatchewan, Mantioba and Ontario have expres entry
aligned immigration streams in their provincial immigration programs.
The other way of increasing
CRS score is to improve English or French. With improved Language scores
(IELTS, TEF, CELPIP etc) candidate can increase his CRS score for sure.
Students who studied in Canada
will also get extra points for their minimum of two semesters post secondary
education in Canada.
Given Canada’s higher targets
for admission in 2019 and 2020, we hope more frequent or larger draws will be
held resulting decreasing CRS score.
If you are between 18-35 years
old and have at least a bachelor degree with minimum one year of skilled work
experience and having good command of English and/or French you are a good
candidate for Canada immigration.
Let’s say you are 32 years old
with a master’s degree and have been working as an engineer for three years.
You took and IELTS exam and scored 8 in each category. Your CRS score would be
462 which would have been high enough to obtain and ITA in the last draw.
If you are interested in
immigrating to Canada please send your CV’s to us. If you have language scores
and education credential assessments (ECA) as well send them to murat_kandemir@outlook.com for a free assessment.
Murat Kandemir August 13, 2019
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