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Canada held 3 Express entry draw in last 3 days and Invited 4100 Candidates for PR.

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.

DescriptionSeptember 28September 27September 26
Express Entry ProgramTargeted draw for Agriculture and agri-food occupationsTargeted for profiles having
level 7 in French
No Program Specified
Invitations6005003,000
CRS Score cutoff354472504

Canada issues first 1,000 Express Entry ITAs with a focus on 10 transport occupations, Including Truck drivers.

Canada has issued 1,000 Invitations to Apply for the first Express Entry draw, which will target transportation jobs like as truck drivers.

The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System score for the September 20 draw, which was revealed earlier this week, was 435.

It targeted ten jobs in the transportation industry.

Aircraft assemblers and aircraft assembly inspectors932003
Transport truck drivers733003
Railway traffic controllers and marine traffic regulators726042
Engineer officers, water transport726032
Deck officers, water transport726022
Air traffic controllers and related occupations726012
Air pilots, flight engineers and flying instructors726002
Aircraft mechanics and aircraft inspectors724042
Railway carmen/women724032
Managers in transportation700200

3,200 Profiles Invites For PR on 19th September 2023 Express Entry Draw.

Immigration of Canada has held its Express Entry draw and issued 3,200 invitations to candidates in an all-program draw.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has held its first Express Entry round of invitations in over a month.

The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required to receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) was 531.

Below are the details of the Express Entry draw today:

  • No Program Specified
  • Number of invitations issued: 3,200
  • Rank required to be invited to apply: 3,200 or above
  • Date and time of round: September 19, 2023 at 15:04:11 UTC
  • CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 531
  • Tie-breaking rule: September 12, 2023 at 12:16:31 UTC

IRCC will also be unveiling its first targeted draw for transport occupations.

Canada will hold its first occupation-targeted Express Entry draw for transport Canada jobs, including truck drivers in these week.

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).

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Canada May Re-Evaluate Immigration Targets- Housing Minister Sean Fraser.

September 14, 2023

Canada May Re-Evaluate Immigration Targets- Housing Minister Sean Fraser

Canada Housing Minister and former Immigration Minister Sean Fraser has indirectly pointed that the federal government may consider changes immigration levels targets.

“When we look to the future of immigration levels planning, we want to maintain ambition and immigration, but we want to better align our immigration policies with the absorptive capacity of communities that includes housing, that includes health care, that includes infrastructure,” Sean Fraser told Vassy Kapelos in an interview on CTV’s Questions.

Fraser also mentioned how the federal government has “some work to do” with its temporary immigration programs, which operate in an “uncapped way” based on demand.

Obviously this doesn’t mean This does not mean the number of newcomers need to be necessarily reduced however the federal government needs to give careful consideration to the immigration targets in consultation with other levels of governments and institutions that have “a duty to play part of a role in housing the people who come here.”

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