Latest Canada Express Entry Draw Issues 3750 ITA's

12 Jul 2018

In The first EE draw of July immigration authorities issued 3,750 Invitations for applicants who are seeking to migrate to the country.

Similar to the draws of recent weeks there were large draws, and the minimum C R S score of 442. At that time the all-program draw had just two above 440 for.

Moreover, this was the 14^th round in the present year and also the 94th overall.  Additionally it was the joint largest draw since the authorities changed the way they ranking system of the candidates.

I.R.C.C. have the power to set the exact number of invitations worth issuing.  When the number of candidates with the low score exceeds the number of invitations, authorities prioritize  profiles. The successful candidates are those who remain in the Express Entry pool for the longest time. In case more than one candidate receives the lowest score, the cut-off formula is based on the date/time they submit their E.E. profiles

Why Did Express Entry Change?

The purpose of this format is to give better control to immigration officers in implementing a tuned method for prefer an exact number of candidates to get the I.T.A.  In the previous system this was not possible. In spite of the recent change, the draw continued the trend where the low C.R.S. score was below 500.

What is Express Entry?

Express Entry is an immigration system that is implemented by immigration authorities on January 1, 2015. It manages skilled worker applications under Federal Economic programs. The essential components of this are the Skilled Trades Program, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Canada Experience Class and parts of the Provincial Programs.

Experts feel that there will be close to 30 draws where candidates will receive 70,000 invitations issued in 2018, with a majority of draws featuring CRS scores below 450 to enable Canadian immigration authorities to meet targeted annual immigration levels for 2018.

What Should Employers Do Next?

Employers also need to consider securing an LMIA or a nomination in provincial nomination programs for retaining the employees for a long term

What Should Candidates Do Next?

There is likelihood that many applicants who will get the ITAs during the present year will need a CRS score below 450 points. This will enable several applicants to get admission permanently in Canada without having a job offer/nomination under a PNP. It is better to get an approved offer of employment.

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