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  • Published: June 16, 2019 - 7:04 am
    Quebec will cancel 16,000 immigration applications as controversial Bill 9 is adopted overnight|
    During a marathon session until Sunday morning, the National Assembly of Quebec passed the controversial Bill 9, which will result in the cancellation of approximately 16,000 pending immigration applications for the program. Skilled Workers of Quebec (QSW). The legislation also lays the groundwork for the introduction of a “values test” that will be required for applications for permanent residence in the future.   The Canadian province of Quebec, home to the city of Montreal, has entered into a single immigration agreement with the federal government under which Quebec chooses its own economic immigrants.   Quebec Immigration Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette introduced Bill 9 in February 2019. Thanks to this new legislation, Quebec will be able to move quickly to its new system of selection and application of legislation. immigration, Arrima, that Jolin-Barrette claims to reduce treatment time from three years to just six months and will allow Quebec to be more selective among skilled immigrant workers.   Arrima is an electronic application management system used to manage applications of the Quebec Skilled Worker Program. Similar to the federal Express Entry system, Arrima uses a points system to award points to candidates for various criteria designed to assess their ability to integrate into Quebec’s workforce.   Although Jolin-Barrette praises this new immigration system of “immigration moderator”, it should be noted that this system was not implemented by his government, Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ), but in reality by the former Liberal government in August 2018.   Law 9 was strongly criticized for its provision to remove a backlog of QSW applications submitted before the new Arrima system. When Bill 9 was introduced in February, there were about 18,000 applications pending, but about 2,000 were processed in previous months, leaving about 16,000 pending applications to be thrown away. This plan to eliminate as many requests has been sharply criticized by members of opposition parties as well as by a group of Quebec immigration lawyers who have already brought the province to court for Bill 9 .   As legislation has only been passed in recent hours, it is unclear exactly how the law will come into effect and when QSW pending applications will be officially canceled. This story is in development and new details will be released as soon as they become available.   In particular, this law will not affect the popular Quebec program of experience (PEQ) for French-speaking immigrants who have already worked or studied in Quebec.   If you have any questions, please contact our experts on info@immigrationexperts.com   Call us on:   0120-6618011 0120-6618123 +91-9999467676 Read more »
  • Published: June 13, 2019 - 11:43 am
    Drop in CRS score in the latest Express draw invited 3,350 Express entry candidates|
    Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) held an express draw on June 12th. A total of 3,350 applicants who applied for permanent resident status in Canada through the federal government’s Express Enrollment Program were invited.   The Express Entry Program manages the profile of applicants who have registered in Canada’s three major economic immigration programs: the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSTP) and Canadian Experience (CEC). Each profile of the candidates is given a score corresponding to the score of the Comprehensive ranking system (CRS), according to which the rank of the express profiles is determined in the express pool.   The highest ranked profile in express pool is invited to apply for Canadian permanent residency via regular express draws. ITA allows the applicant to submit an application for a Canadian PR visa to IRCC. The goal of the Government of Canada is to process Canadian entry visa applications for Express Entry applicants within six months or less.   In the last draw, the minimum score required by the CRS was set at 465 points, which corresponds to a decrease of 5 points from the previous limit of the CRS score. The time interval between the two consecutive draws plays an important role in determining the CRS result threshold. The former 470 point threshold previously set by the CRS was higher due to the four-week gap between the two express draws for all programs. But only two weeks passed between the previous draw of May 29 and the last draw of June 12. This shorter period gives less time to replenish the express pool with skilled immigrants, reducing the CRS score cut-off.   With this latest draw, IRCC issued a total of 38,450 ITAs this year to the express entry candidates. This number of ITAs is 6,250 more than the number issued at the same time in 2018. This increase is consistent with Canada’s higher admission target for 2019 and 2020 for the three programs managed by the express entry program.   IRCC used its tie-break rule with timestamp – June 6, 2019, at 13:51:59 UTC. This means that candidates who entered the express pool before the hour and time used as a timestamp and who obtained a minimum of 465 points and over received an ITA.   In order to increase the CRS score, obtaining a provincial application can greatly improve the candidate’s CRS score. An express entry candidate who is able to obtain a provincial nomination certificate is awarded 600 CRS points, thus guaranteeing that an ITA will be issued to the candidate to allow him to apply for a Canada PR visa to IRCC.   Reference is taken from CIC news Read more »
  • Published: June 12, 2019 - 6:23 am
    The new visa application easier from the state of Victoria|
    The State of Victoria today sent an email to its subscribers with the following message, quite explicit:   On the afternoon of Monday, July 15, 2019, the Victoria Skilled Trades and Business Migration Program will launch a new online application system for visa nominations.   The new system will allow you to:   Track the progress of your application / s Access your account from multiple devices – from mobile to office Manage client applications more easily   What do you want to know:   No visa application can be submitted on the Live in Melbourne website between Wednesday, July 10, 2019 (16:00) and Monday, July 15, 2019 at 16:00. You will not be able to log in at 4:00 pm on Wednesday, July 10, 2019 If you have an existing account. If you have a draft application filed in the system, you must submit it no later than Wednesday, July 10 at 4 pm or relaunch your application in the new system on Monday, July 15, 2019 On Monday, July 15, 2019, you will receive a link to the new login portal, where you will have to re-register your information.   If you have any questions, please contact the Skilled and Business Migration Program team on info@immigrationexperts.com   Call us on:   0120-6618011 0120-6618123 +91-9999467676 Read more »
  • Published: June 11, 2019 - 7:01 am
    Joint press release with MP Dan Tehan, Member of Parliament for Wannon – New Approach address labor shortages|
    A New Program to Address Labor Shortages in the Coastal Region of Canada Victoria’s Great South Coast was officially launched in Warrnambool.   The South Coast Large Area Designated Migration Agreement (DAMA) provides employers in the region with the opportunity to recruit foreign workers for positions that Australian residents can not afford.   The DAMA is an Australian government initiative with the Great South Coast DAMA, a first for Victoria and the first to be piloted by the local government.   Dan Tehan, MP for Wannon, said, “The DAMA is designed to support local businesses by helping them fulfill key roles.   “In recent years, many employers have told us that they have trouble recruiting people in particular sectors. The community should also be reassured that every effort will be made to fill vacancies locally before using DAMA.   “This is a targeted program, and it is important to understand that the workers appointed through the RFSA do not replace local workers, they fill gaps in the labor market that are holding back some businesses.   ” DAMA will mean that businesses on the Great South Coast can remain productive and competitive. The Minister of Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs, David Coleman, said the federal government is committed to meeting the skill needs of regional Australia.   “The Morrison government is working to support the growth of the regions and to ensure that our migration program meets the needs of the labor market, particularly in regional Australia,” said Coleman.   “Our first priority is always to fill positions with Australians, but the immigration system can play an important role in reducing regional skills shortages.   “We have recently implemented RFSAs in several regions, including Kalgoorlie in Washington State, Orana in NSW and Far North Queensland, to ensure sustained regional economies where Australian workers are not available. The region covered by the RFSA includes the municipalities of Glenelg, Moyne, Southern Grampians, Warrnambool, Corangamite and Colac Otway.   A total of 27 professions were identified as eligible to be considered under the program and belong to various sectors. The RFSA offers concessions that are not normally available to visa workers and provides a potential route to permanent residency for employees.   “Up to 100 employees can be appointed in the first year of the agreement,” said Peter Schneider, General Manager of Warrnambool City Council.   “There is a range of checks and balances in place to make sure the program delivers the right results. “When an employer applies for a job, we look at their ability to retain other employees, their work history, whether the job description fits the company, and whether the roles were advertised unsuccessfully in Australia. Read more »
  • Published: June 11, 2019 - 6:55 am
    EA announces New Fees for Migration Skills Assessment from 1st September 2019!|
    Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) assessment fees:   MSA FEES 2019 ‐ 2020 (Valid from 1st September 2019) Excl. GST ($AU) Incl. GST ($AU) Standard Competency Demonstration Report $795.00 $874.50 Competency Demonstration Report +Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment (+$360 Excl. GST) $1,155.00 $1,270.50 Competency Demonstration Report +Overseas PhD Assessment (+$225 Excl. GST) $1,020.00  $1,122.00 Competency Demonstration Report +Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment (+$360 Excl. GST) +Overseas PhD Assessment (+$225 Excl. GST) $1,380.00 $1,518.00 Australian Engineering Qualification Assessment $265.00 $291.50 Australian Engineering Qualification +Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment (+$360 Excl. GST) $625.00 $687.50 Australian Engineering Qualification +Overseas PhD Assessment (+$225 Excl. GST) $490.00 $539.00 Australian Engineering Qualification +Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment (+$360 Excl. GST) +Overseas PhD Assessment (+$225 Excl. GST) $850.00 $935.00 Washington / Sydney / Dublin Accord Qualification Assessment $428.00  $470.80 Washington / Sydney / Dublin Accord Qualification Assessment +Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment (+$360 Excl. GST) $788.00  $866.80 Washington / Sydney / Dublin Accord Qualification Assessment +Overseas PhD Assessment (+$225 Excl. GST) $653.00  $718.30 Washington / Sydney / Dublin Accord Qualification Assessment +Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment (+$360 Excl. GST) +Overseas PhD Assessment (+$225 Excl. GST) $1,013.00 $1,114.30 Separate Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment $410.00 $451.00 Separate Overseas PhD Assessment $275.00 $302.50 Separate Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment +Overseas PhD Assessment $635.00 $698.50 Informal Review $285.00 $313.50 Formal Appeal $540.00 $594.00 Standard Administration Fee $110.00 $121.00 Fast Track Fee $305.00 $335.50   If you have any questions, please contact our experts on info@immigrationexperts.com   Call us on:   0120-6618011 0120-6618123 +91-9999467676 Read more »
  • Published: June 11, 2019 - 6:28 am
    CANBERRA MATRIX – INVITATION TOWER|
    The next invitation round will be held on or before 5 July 2019.       Date of invitation: 11 June 2019        Number of invitations issued: 652   Score range of the matrix:   All matrices submitted with 145 to 65 points 60-point matrix submitted by March 31, 2019     Date of invitation: May 31, 2019        Number of invitations issued: 442   Score range of the matrix:   All matrices submitted with 110 to 65 points 60-point matrix submitted no later than January 31, 2019     Date of invitation: May 24, 2019         Number of invitations issued: 323   Score range of the matrix:   All matrices submitted with 135 to 70 points 65-point matrix submitted by April 30, 2019     All PREVIOUS ROUNDS OF INVITATIONS:      Date of invitation: May 8, 2019       Number of invitations issued: 225   Score range of the matrix:   All matrices submitted with 135 to 70 points; Matrix submitted in 65 points no later than March 31, 2019       Date of invitation: 15 April 2019       Number of invitations issued: 75   Score range of the matrix:   All matrices submitted with 145 to 75 points     Date of invitation: March 28, 2019       Number of invitations issued: 203   Score range of the matrix:   All matrices submitted with 130 to 65 points; 60-point matrix submitted on or before January 8, 2019      Date of invitation: March 12, 2019       Number of invitations issued: 363   Score range of the matrix: between 110 and 60 points submitted until December 31, 18      Date of invitation: 21 February 2019       Number of invitations issued: 430   Score range of the matrix: between 130 and 60 points submitted until 29 November 18      Date of invitation: 31 January 2019       Number of invitations issued: 186   Score range of the matrix: between 130 and 65 points submitted until December 31, 18        Date of invitation: January 15, 2019       Number of invitations issued: 212   Score range of the matrix: between 110 and 65 points submitted until December 16, 18        Date of invitation: January 3, 2019       Number of invitations issued: 205   Range of scores of the matrix: 115 to 70     Date of invitation: December 20th, 2018       Number of invitations sent: 93   Range of matrix scores: 130 to 85   If you have any questions, please contact our experts on info@immigrationexperts.com   Call us on:   0120-6618011 0120-6618123 +91-9999467676 Read more »
  • Published: June 7, 2019 - 6:45 am
    South Australia has released additional instructions for the State nomination Application for ICT Applications|
    Additional instructions   Instructions for nominations submitted by states for ICT occupations with an assessment of the skills of the Australian Computer Society (ACS).   ICT Professions – Offshore Applicants   In 2018/19, Immigration SA again requests foreign applicants for ICT occupations on the list of occupations offered by the State to meet a higher point requirement of the Department of Home Affair points test. This will apply to any profession involving a skills assessment of the Australian Computer Society (ACS).   Please refer to the list of state-designated occupations for details on the minimum number of points required for your occupation in the ICT sector. The minimum number of points required will initially be set at 70 points (including the 10 States nomination points for provisional visa subclass 489), and may be reduced to 65 points depending on the number of applications received.   If a profession has reached its planning level, it will be listed as “special conditions” and candidates will be eligible only if they fall under one of the categories of special conditions (to access special conditions and trades of the list of additional skills).   ICT Professions – Working in South Australia / Graduate categories in South Australia   Higher points are not required if you are applying in the following categories:   currently working in your designated or closely related profession in South Australia; or if you are applying to the international graduate of South Australia.   In these cases, a minimum of only 65 points is required (including state nomination points).   ICT Professions – Professional Experience Points   Your assessment of the ACS competencies will indicate the recognition date of your professional experience – see the example below:   The following job, after June 2012, is considered to have a sufficient level of qualification and corresponding to 261111 (ICT Business Analyst) of the ANZSCO code.   Make sure you check this date before claiming professional experience points in your SkillSelect event of interest. If you claim work experience points prior to this date on your competency assessment, your application for a state application will be rejected due to incorrectly claimed points.   If you have any questions, please contact our experts on info@immigrationexperts.com   Call us on:   0120-6618011 0120-6618123 +91-9999467676   Read more »
  • Published: June 7, 2019 - 6:35 am
    Increase in the Fees for the Overseas Qualifications Assessment Appeal|
    Some programs require payment through the PAYMENT buttons below, and some programs require you to make the payment as part of the online application process (started via the “APPLY NOW” buttons).   AACA only accepts online payments by credit card, VISA or Mastercard.   For programs requiring payment via the PAYMENT button before submitting the application to AACA by email, applicants must send their completed bid with proof of payment within 14 days of payment.   AACA endeavors to provide an acknowledgment of receipt by email and receipt of all requests within three business days.     Application form Fee (AUD) Overseas Qualifications Assessment – Stage 1 Provisional Skills Assessment of overseas qualifications in architecture $1,050 Overseas Qualifications Assessment – Stage 2 Final  Skills Assessment of overseas qualifications in architecture The proficiency level indicated for each of the required performance criteria, as indicated in the AACA Performance Criteria Checklist, has been updated. Be sure to submit the updated checklist (dated November 9, 2018) and prepare your portfolio based on revised proficiency requirements. All applications received on or after December 1, 2018 must meet the revised competency requirements. $1,200 Overseas Qualifications Assessment – Combined Stage 1 & Stage 2 Accelerated Combined Evaluation (Steps 1 and 2) of Architectural Qualifications Abroad for Applicants Residing in Australia The proficiency level indicated for each of the required performance criteria, as indicated in the AACA Performance Criteria Checklist, has been updated. Be sure to submit the updated checklist (dated November 9, 2018) and prepare your portfolio based on revised proficiency requirements. All applications received on or after December 1, 2018 must meet the revised competency requirements. $1,750 Verification of Australian Accredited Architecture Qualification Verification of Australian accredited architecture qualifications for the purpose of migration $250 Overseas Qualifications Assessment Appeal Appeal against the outcome of an assessment of overseas qualifications in architecture $900 Experienced Practitioner Assessment – Overseas Practitioners Accelerated Registration Procedure for Experienced Practitioners with Architectural Degrees Completed Abroad $2,500 Experienced Practitioner Assessment – Overseas Practitioners – Modified fee For applicants who have completed a previous AACA qualifications assessment. $1,100 Experienced Practitioner Assessment – Local Practitioners Accelerated Registration Procedure for Experienced Practitioners with an Accredited Australian Qualification. $1100 US/Australia/New Zealand Mutual Recognition Arrangement Australian architects wishing to obtain a license in one of the US jurisdictions signatory to the agreement. $150 US/Australia/New Zealand Mutual Recognition Arrangement American architects wishing to obtain a license for a state or territory in Australia. $150 Australian APEC Architect Registered Australian Architects wishing to be on the APEC Register of Australian Architects $140 Australian APEC Architect Register Annual Renewal – 1 year $110 Australian APEC Architect Register Annual Renewal – 2 years $200 Application APEC Architects from Canada, Japan and Singapore Overseas APEC Architects wishing to be registered in Australia under the APEC Architect Agreement $800 National Program of Assessment – Stage 1 A design assessment to test the ability of experienced practitioners in the sector to take the architectural practice exam. $1,100 Reissue of Assessment Outcome Certificate – Overseas applicants To request a reissued certificate please submit the proof of payment and completed form to mail@aaca.org.au $50 Reissue of Assessment Outcome Certificate – Local applicants To request a reissued certificate please submit the proof of payment and completed form to mail@aaca.org.au $25   If you have any questions, please contact our experts on info@immigrationexperts.com   Call us on:   0120-6618011 0120-6618123 +91-9999467676 Read more »
  • Published: June 5, 2019 - 6:49 am
    Fees for some applications from July 1st, 2019!|
    New fees apply to CPA Australia’s migration competency assessment program. The new fees applicable as of July 1, 2019 are indicated below (in AUD):   Note: Starting Monday, July 1st, the current fees listed above will be replaced by the following new charges.   Residing in Australia (AUD) Residing in all other locations (AUD) Skills assessment $540 $490 Update $170 $155 New ANZSCO code $190 $173 Appeal assessment outcome $170 $155 Withdrawal assessment $80 $73   Previous Fees Structure:   Residing in Australia (AUD) Residing in all other locations (AUD) Skills assessment $520 $490 Update $160 $155 New ANZSCO code $160 $173 Appeal assessment outcome $160 $155 Withdrawal assessment $80 $73   If you have any questions, please contact our experts on info@immigrationexperts.com   Call us on:   0120-6618011 0120-6618123 +91-9999467676   Read more »
  • Published: June 3, 2019 - 5:22 am
    Province of Ontario targeted express entry candidate in the latest May 31 draw for Canada PR visa|
    Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) invited 1,072 express entry candidates with the required work experience in 11 targeted occupations with the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score between 439 and 469 and other major criteria.   These more than 1,000 invitations were issued in the draw held on May 31st, via the OINP’s Human Capital Priorities Stream.  Canada’s capital city – Ottawa and Toronto are the two major cities of Ontario province that are popular destinations for the immigrants looking to settle as permanent residents.   With a special agreement with the Immigration, Refugees & Citizenship Canada (IRCC), province of Ontario is able to provide an immigration pathway to the skilled immigrants for permanent residency status in the province. This immigration pathway is called Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP).   OINP’s Human Capital Priorities stream allows the province to search for the skilled immigrants in the federal government’s express entry program – express pool. These immigrants are able to meet the requirements of the labor market and clear the provincial eligibility criteria. This allows the province to issue them an invitation to apply for provincial nomination and apply for Canada PR visa.   If an express entry candidate is given a provincial nomination they are awarded 600 CRS points. This gives the boost to the candidate’s CRS score that is required to get an Invitation to Apply (ITA) to submit their application for Canada PR visa to the IRCC.   The very first step for a candidate to be considered for OINP’s Human Capital Priorities Stream or any other express entry linked stream is to enter the express pool.   The draw held on May 31st is the second time in this year for the OINP’s Human Capital Priorities Stream, and the 1,072 invitations in this draw bring the total invitations issued in this year comes to 2,565 Notification of Interest (NOI) under Ontario’s Human Capital Priorities Stream.   The latest draw targeted the express entry candidates who have work experience in the following 11 occupations: NOC 0114: Other administrative services managers NOC 0601: Corporate Sales Managers NOC 1122: Professional occupations in business management consulting NOC 0124: Advertising, marketing, and public relations managers NOC 0621: Retail and wholesale trade managers NOC 1111: Financial auditors and accountants NOC 3012: Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses NOC 0111: Financial managers NOC 1114: Other financial officers NOC 0651: Managers in customer and personal services, n.e.c   On occasion, OINP conducts targeted draws through the Human Capital Priorities Stream for candidates with credentials that are not among its usual eligibility requirements.   This draw marks the first time OINP has targeted the above-mentioned occupations. Previously it targeted only the IT occupations. Targeting various occupations provides the OINP with the flexibility to adapt its Human Capital Priorities Stream according to its labor market and economic development priorities. It also becomes more responsive to the needs of the province’s employers.   Reference is taken from CIC news Read more »
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Express Entry Draws: 2019
Express Entry draws: 2019 Invitations to Apply issued Number of invitations to apply issued Minimum CRS points required
Draw 11 June 12 3,350 465
Draw 10 May 29 3,350 470
Draw 9 May 01 3,350 450
Draw 8 April 17 3,350 451
Draw 7 April 03 3,350 451
Draw 6 March 20 3,350 452
Draw 5 March 6 3,350 454
Draw 4 February 20 3,350 457
Draw 3 January 30 3,350 438
Draw 2 January 23 3,900 443
Draw 1 January 9 3,900 449
Express Entry Draws: 2018
Express Entry draws: 2018 Invitations to Apply issued Number of invitations to apply issued Minimum CRS points required
Draw 107 December 19 3,900 439
Draw 106 December 12 3,900 445
Draw 105 November 28 3,900 445
Draw 104 November 14 3,900 449
Draw 103 October 29 3,900 442
Draw 102 October 15 3,900 440
Draw 101 October 3 3,900 445
Draw 100 (FSTC) September 24 400 284
Draw 99 September 19 3,500 441
Draw 98 5 September, 2018 3,900 440
Draw 97 22 August, 2018 3,750 440
Draw 96 8 August, 2018 3,750 440
Draw 95 25 July, 2018 3,750 441
Draw 94 11 July, 2018 3,750 442
Draw 93 25 June, 2018 3,750 442
Draw 92 13 June, 2018 3,750 451
Draw 91 30 May, 2018 700 902 (*Provincial nominee programs only)
288 (*Federal Skilled Trades candidates only)
Draw 90 23 May, 2018 3,500 440
Draw 89 9 May, 2018 3,500 441
Draw 88 25 April, 2018 3,500 441
Draw 87 11 April, 2018 3,500 444
Draw 86 26 March, 2018 3,000 446
Draw 85 14 March, 2018 3,000 456
Draw 84 21 February, 2018 3,000 442
Draw 83 7 February, 2018 3,000 442
Draw 82 24 January, 2018 2,750 444
Draw 81 January 10 2,750 446
Express Entry Draws: 2017
Express Entry draws: 2017 Invitations to Apply issued Number of invitations to apply issued Minimum CRS points required
Draw 80 December 20 2,750 446
Draw 79 December 6 2,750 452
Draw 78 November 15 2,750 439
Draw 77 November 8 2,000 458
Draw 76 (FSTC) November 1 505 241
Draw 75 (PNP) November 1 290 673
Draw 74 October 18 2,757 436
Draw 73 October 4 2,801 438
Draw 72 September 20 2,871 433
Draw 71 September 6 2,772 435
Draw 70 August 23 3,035 434
Draw 69 August 9 2,991 433
Draw 68 August 2 3,264 441
Draw 67 July 12 3,202 440
Draw 66 June 28 3,409 449
Draw 65 May 31 3,877 413
Draw 64 May 26 400 199
Draw 63 May 26 143 775
Draw 62 May 17 3,687 415
Draw 61 May 4 3,796 423
Draw 60 April 19 3,665 415
Draw 59 April 12 3,923 423
Draw 58 April 5 3,753 431
Draw 57 March 24 3,749 441
Draw 56 March 1 3,884 434
Draw 55 February 22 3,611 441
Draw 54 February 8 3,664 447
Draw 53 January 25 3,508 453
Draw 52 January 11 3,334 459
Draw 51 January 4 2,902 468
Express Entry Draws: 2016
Express Entry draws: 2016 Invitations to Apply issued Number of invitations to apply issued Minimum CRS points required
Draw 50 December 22 2,878 475
Draw 49 December 16 1,936 497
Draw 48(PNP) November 30 559 786
Draw 47 November 16 2,427 470
Draw 46 November 2 2,080 472
Draw 45 October 19 1,804 475
Draw 44 October 12 1,518 484
Draw 21 October 12 1,518 484
Draw 43 September 21 1,288 483
Draw 42 September 7 1,000 491
Draw 41 August 24 750 538
Draw 40 August 10 754 490
Draw 39 July 27 755 488
Draw 38 July 13 747 482
Draw 37 June 29 773 482
Draw 36 June 15 752 488
Draw 35 June 1 762 483
Draw 34 May 18 763 484
Draw 33 May 6 799 534
Draw 32 April 20 1,018 468
Draw 31 April 6 954 470
Draw 30 March 23 1,014 470
Draw 29 March 9 1,013 473
Draw 28 February 24 1,484 453
Draw 27 February 10 1,505 459
Draw 26 January 27 1,468 457
Draw 25 January 13 1,518 453
Draw 24 January 6 1,463 461
Express Entry Draws: 2015
Express Entry draws: 2015 Invitations to Apply issued Number of invitations to apply issued Minimum CRS points required
Draw 23 December 18 1,503 460
Draw 22 December 4 1,451 461
Draw 21 November 27 1,559 472
Draw 20 November 13 1,506 484
Draw 19 October 23 1,502 489
Draw 18 October 2 1,530 450
Draw 17 September 18 1,545 450
Draw 16 September 8 1,517 459
Draw 15 August 21 1,523 456
Draw 14 August 7 1,402 471
Draw 13 July 17 1,581 451
Draw 12 July 10 1,516 463
Draw 11 June 27 1,575 469
Draw 10 June 12 1,501 482
Draw 9 May 22 1,361 755
Draw 8 April 17 715 453
Draw 7 April 10 925 469
Draw 6 March 27 1,637 453
Draw 5 March 20 1,620 481
Draw 4 February 27 1,187 735
Draw 3 February 20 849 808
Draw 2 February 7 779 818
Draw 1 January 31 779 886

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