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Latest Provincial Nominee Program Draw Issues 955 Invitations with CRS Cut-Off at 730

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Latest Provincial Nominee Program Draw Issues 955 Invitations with CRS Cut-Off at 730

Canada conducted its latest Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw on June 22, 2026 at 04:06:26 UTC. A total of 955 candidates received Invitations to Apply (ITAs). The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required was 730.

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Key Highlights

  • Draw Name: Provincial Nominee Program
  • Date & Time: June 22, 2026 at 04:06:26 UTC
  • Number of ITAs Issued: 955
  • Minimum CRS Score: 730
  • Rank Required: 955 or above
  • Tie-Breaking Rule: March 09, 2026 at 01:02:28 UTC

About This Draw

This draw focuses on candidates under the Provincial Nominee Program. It targets skilled workers who are selected by Canadian provinces. These candidates usually match local labour market needs.

The CRS cut-off of 730 shows strong competition in the pool. Many invited candidates already hold a provincial nomination. This gives them a major advantage in Express Entry.

Why This Draw Matters

PNP draws are one of the fastest routes to Canadian PR. Provinces choose candidates based on skill shortages. This helps Canada fill job gaps across different regions.

A high CRS score also reflects strong candidate profiles. It includes education, work experience, and language ability.

What This Means for Applicants

This round shows steady demand for skilled professionals. A provincial nomination can significantly improve CRS ranking. It adds 600 points to the overall score.

Candidates who were not selected can still improve their profile. Better language scores and work experience can help increase CRS points.

Next Steps for Invited Candidates

Selected applicants must submit their PR application within 60 days. All documents should be accurate and complete.

This includes work records, education, medical exams, police clearance, and proof of funds.

Candidates who were not invited should stay active in the pool. New draws are held regularly throughout the year.

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