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Largest Draw in the Express Entry History

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Largest Draw in the Express Entry History

Details of the Canada Express Entry draw released on November 5 are as follows:

The November 18Express Entrydraw is an all-program draw, which implies that candidates from all immigration categories and have applied under Federal Skilled Trades (FST), Canadian Experience Class (CEC) andFederal Skilled Worker (FSW)programs as well as the provincial nominees will be considered. A total of 5,000 eligible and skilled applicants will receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) in this latest draw for immigration to Canada, thereby making it the largest draw in the Express Entry history. Also, theComprehensive Ranking System (CRS)cut-off score threshold for this particular draw was equivalent to 472 points. The tie-breaking rule was applied for this draw on all those profiles that were submitted at a point score of 472 points after October 27, 2020 at 06:18:11 UTC.

The fact that the recent Express Entry Draw which held on November 18 is the largest in the complete history of Express Entry, which came into implementation after approximately six years and also after 167 draws clearly aligns itself with the Canadian Government plan to admit a greater number of permanent residents starting from the year 2021 and till 2023, which in turn targets considering higher number of skilled workers under the federal economic immigration program that is directly being administered through the Express Entry System. More number of invitations to apply eventually translates into more number of admissions via the Canadian immigration programs.

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