Under a new draw held on October 3, the
Government of Canada has invited 3,900 Express Entry candidates to apply for
Canadian permanent residence. The minimum comprehensive ranking system score
for this draw was 445.
This invitation was the third draw from
Express Entry pool in three weeks and marks a return top 3,900 invitations to
apply, which is the largest number drawn in 2018. The tie-break date and time
in this draw was October 2, 2018 at 04:02:11 UTC. All the candidates with a
score of 445 and above,
who have submitted their profile before this date and
time received an ITA in this invitation round.
The Express Entry manages the profiles of
candidates in Canada’s three main federal economic immigration categories- the
Federal Skilled Worker Class, the Federal Skilled Trades Class, and the
Canadian Experience Class.
The candidates are ranked on the basis of
their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), which awards points based on factors
including education, age, work experience and proficiency in French or English.
The candidates ranking highest are issued
an Invitation to Apply through regular invitation rounds.
IRCC has introduced large, standardized
draw sizes that have gradually increased over the course of the year up to the
current high of 3,900 ITAs.
The Express Entry candidates can also
improve their ranking in a number of ways, including provincial nominations
that result in 600 additional CRS points.
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