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Latest Express Entry Draw: 368 CRS, 6,000 ITAs

  • Writer: Matkowsky Immigration Law
    Matkowsky Immigration Law
  • Jun 10, 2021
  • 2 min read

Express Entry Draw Score for April 1, 2021

In today's Express Entry Draw, IRCC issued 6,000 invitations to individuals with a cut-off score of 368+, who qualify under Canadian Experience Class.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, IRCC has only been selecting candidates who have Canadian Work Experience. There has not been a draw for Foreign Skilled Workers since March 4th, 2020. IRCC may be waiting till such a time where people in Canada are vaccinated before issuing invitations to Foreign Skilled Workers. Currently, 80% of people in Canada have received 1 vaccine shot and 15% are full vaccinated. IRCC may be close to resuming invitations to Foreign Skilled Workers.


Individuals with Canadian Experience should take advantage of the low CRS scores, before IRCC opens up the draw to inviting Federal Skilled Workers.



To be a good candidate to obtain PR

The CRS score is anticipated to remain range bound between 450 and the 470 level, once IRCC begins issuing invitations to Foreign Skilled Workers. With CRS scores in this range, it is very difficult for someone outside of Canada to apply directly for PR via Express Entry. In order to be a good candidate to apply for PR, individuals currently need to come to Canada as a student or obtain a work permit to gain the additional points necessary to score 460+ points. Alternatively, a foreign worker must be sponsored by a Canadian company to obtain a work permit which is challenging. However, there are a couple work permits that do not require sponsorship, such as a working holiday visa or an individual buying a business in Canada and obtaining an Owner Operator Work Permit to manage their own business.

Individuals who study or work in Canada earn between 55 and 125 additional points more than an individual from outside Canada. It has now reached a point where no individual can apply for PR from outside Canada without having Canadian schooling or Canadian work experience. However, as discussed above, this may change in future draws. This has yet to be determined.


IRCC will invite 85,000 individuals to apply for Permanent Residence via Express Entry in 2021. The ideal candidate under Express Entry has a score of at least 460+. To calculate your Express Entry score, use our Express Entry CRS Calculator.

If you are unsure of your eligibility to apply, we can provide a professional assessment and evaluate your immigration options.

Contact us today, we can help you make Canada home.


Matkowsky Immigration Law





2 Comments


Cruz
Cruz
Apr 20

L’état actuel de la politique d’immigration du Canada soulève des questions cruciales. En mettant l’accent sur l’expérience locale, les travailleurs qualifiés étrangers se heurtent à des obstacles importants. La réouverture attendue pourrait transformer ce paysage, mais elle laisse beaucoup de personnes dans l’incertitude quant à l’accessibilité future du système. La notion de Interac en ligne trouve ici un certain écho, car naviguer dans de telles politiques peut ressembler à un pari imprévisible, ce qui souligne la nécessité d’une réforme réfléchie.

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Asuncion Carmona
Asuncion Carmona
Apr 11

The article presents insights into Canada's immigration landscape, particularly regarding the Express Entry system. It illuminates the challenges faced by foreign skilled workers amid a focus on candidates with Canadian experience. This focus raises questions about accessibility for those abroad. Will the eventual reopening create a more balanced approach, or will the emphasis on local experience continue to dominate? Such complexities highlight the need for ongoing discourse about immigration policies and their impact on global mobility. The term Vegasnow is apt here, as navigating this landscape often feels as unpredictable https://www.vegasnow.com/en-CA as a roll of dice in a game of chance.


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