Glad to inform you that on June 23 2021, a fresh Express Entry draw was conducted but was restricted to candidates with provincial nominations. About 1,002 candidates will be issued an\u00a0Invitation to Apply\u00a0(ITA) and \u00a0Comprehensive Ranking System\u00a0(CRS) score cut-off threshold for this draw was 742 points.The tie-breaking rule for this draw was applied to profiles at 742 points submitted after February 18, 2021 at 04:04:56 UTC.
\n\u00a0On the 24th of June about 6000 Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates were issued Invitation to Apply with the CRS Score cut \u2013 off falling below 400 points. \u00a0It is possible that as Canada further relaxes COVID-19 travel restrictions that the country may once again consider Express Entry candidates who are outside the country.
\nAs Canada relax COVID19 restrictions
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\n\u00a0The Canadian government are gradually relaxing COVID-19 travel restrictions. On June 21, the country announced that\u00a0applicants who have been approved for permanent resident status are now eligible to travel to Canada\u00a0and activate their status. As well, Canada announced the elimination of quarantine measures for eligible fully vaccinated travellers.\u00a0We expect more positive news as the Pandemic fades away
\nStand out at all times
\nThe peculiarity of all Express Entry draws in 2021 is the restriction to candidates with provincial nominations or Canadian work experience.
\nThis is not calculated to diminish the optimism of purely Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) candidates hoping to become a permanent resident of Canada soon. \u00a0Recent news about Canadian immigration suggests that there are more reasons for FSW candidates to be optimistic about the future.When the going gets Tough\u2026
\nAs of June 21, there were a total of\u00a0166,246\u00a0people in tthe express entry pool as people submit new profiles and other profiles expire. The foregoing indicates a growing population of Canadian immigrants, likelihood of fierce competition especially in the Federal Skilled Worker Category and the long term effect of Covid19 pandemic on the overall immigration policy of Canada despite the 2021-2023 immigration level plan.
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\nHave you considered boosting your overall Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Score by complementing your express entry application with a provincial nomination certificate from your desired province in Canada?
\nObtaining a Nomination from one of the provinces in Canada is the easiest way to establish a connection to Canada and the points allotted in that regard makes you one of the outstanding candidates likely to attain the Canadian permanent resident status soon.
\nA provincial nomination gives you 600 points out of the total 1200 points in the CRS; thus putting you ahead of other candidate in the express entry pool in obtaining an invitation to apply for permanent resident of Canada.
\nThe region Quebec has a special Immigration Policy and the province of Nunavut doesn\u2019t run a Provincial Nomination Program and while some P N P requires a valid job offer from Canadian employer, others don\u2019t.
\nConsider any of the following Provincial Nomination Programs;<\/p>\n
Alberta
\nManitoba
\nNew Foundland and Labrador
\nNova Scotia
\nPrince Edward Island
\nOntario
\nBritish Columbia
\nNew Brunswick
\nSaskatchewan
\nYukon<\/p>\n
Get all the help you need for a successful migration to Canada now; Visit A.O.S Migration Agency Today<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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