In the 178th Express Entry draw, Canada issued 183 invitations to Express Entry candidates to apply for Canadian permanent residence. This draw was specific to Provincial Nominee Class candidates. The minimum CRS cut-off score for this draw was 682.
What Impact did selecting 27,332 Express Entry profiles have on the Express Entry pool?
In the 177th Express Entry draw, Canada issued 671 invitations to Express Entry candidates to apply for Canadian permanent residence. This draw was specific to Provincial Nominee Class candidates. The minimum CRS cut-off score for this draw was 739.
According to Randstad, a world-renowned recruiting firm with a strong presence in Canada, Canada’s economy is already picking up from the massive impact of COVID-19, with 7 in 10 Canadian employers expecting to re-hire now the pandemic is getting under control. In their recently published article, they list the top 15 jobs in Canada for…
International Experience Canada (IEC) provides youth from around the world with the opportunity to live and work in Canada on a temporary basis, often giving them opportunity to gain valuable Canadian work experience to qualify to remain in Canada permanently. How To participate in International Experience Canada for 2021: In order to participate in an…
Montreal International in partnership with the Desjardins financial group, launched a new recruitment website to connect more foreign workers with hiring companies in the Montreal region.
On 16th February 2021, Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) conducted its first draw of the year targeting applicants under the Ontario’s Express Entry Human Capital Priorities stream with work experience in one of the six targeted tech occupations.
In an unusual move on the 16th February 2021, the province issued two draws, selecting in total 494 invitations.
In a move never seen before, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) made a shocking Express Entry draw on Saturday, 13th February 2021, inviting over 27,000 applicants to apply for permanent residence though the Express Entry system.
In the biggest draw from any PNP so far this year, Saskatchewan issued 541 invitations to International Skilled Workers from the Express Entry or Occupations in Demand streams.
Rebecca Major