The most recent Express Entry draw: on September 26, 27, and 28, 4,100 invitations were sent out to apply for permanent residency (PR) in ‘no program stated’ rounds of invites, for French speakers, and for Agriculture and Agri-food occupations.
In this ‘no programme specified’ draw, the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) cutoff score reduces by 27 points to 504.
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Targeted draw for Agriculture and agri-food occupations
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program-OINP draw issued 608 invitations to apply for permanent residency (PR) in general draws under two different streams on September 19, 2023.
Under the Masters Degree Stream, 537 invitations have been delivered to all EOI profiles with a score of 41 or higher.
Furthermore, 71 invitations to apply under the PhD Doctoral stream are provided to all EOI profiles with a score of 40 or higher.
BRITISH COLUMBIA:
British Columbia has held new draws, issuing 225 invitations through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program’s various streams.
The draws on September 19 were divided into two categories: general and targeted.
147 invites were given through five BC PNP streams for skilled workers and international graduates in the general draw, which covered tech occupations. Minimum points ranged from 89 to 111.
A total of 51 invitations were granted in the targeted draw to skilled employees and international graduates who scored at least 60 points in a draw targeting Early Childhood Educators and Assistants under NOC 42202.
SASKATCHEWAN:
At the most recent Entrepreneur stream draw, Saskatchewan issued 23 invitations through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP).
The Sept. 7 exam requires a minimum of 105 points and an average of 115 points.
According to the Saskatchewan immigration website, “all candidates with 110 points or higher were asked to apply.”
“Candidates with at least 105 points and a Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) score of 6 were asked to apply.”
According to Immigration Minister Marc Miller, Canada will perform its first occupation-targeted Express Entry draw for transport Canada occupations, including truck drivers, this week.
“As Canada’s economy grows, we’re dedicated to modernising transit and infrastructure to enable the safe and efficient movement of goods and passengers across the nation,” Miller said.
“Category-based selection allows us to accept newcomers with transportation experience to address critical labour gaps and assure the future development of the Canadian transportation sector.”
“I eagerly await the arrival of more qualified workers to our country, as their knowledge and expertise will be crucial in meeting our labour market needs.”
The details of this draw had not to be announced on Monday, although the immigration minister did confirm that invitations to apply would be addressed to commercial truck drivers, pilots, and aircraft assembly workers (ITA).
