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The latest round of invitation for Express Entry Draw took place on July 31, 2019
New Brunswick Immigration Nominee Program (NBNP) is one unique provincial nominee program for the migrants looking out for permanent immigration solutions in Canada. It is the most commercialized province of Canada that has almost every occupation in demand in the Ontario labour market. This is the prime reason of maximum skilled workers getting attracted towards migrating to Ontario. The regular OINP draws are conducted as per the Ontario immigration department requirements.
Unlike rest of the provinces, OINP:
Considers total CRS score
Issues Notification of Interest (NOI) on its own to all eligible candidates
To be eligible for getting NOI from Ontario, the candidates has to have-
An active Express Entry Profile in the pool
A CRS total of at least 400 points.
3,600 Express Entry candidates will receive invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residence in the 122nd Express Entry draw on July 24th, 2019. The minimum CRS cut-off score for this draw is 459.
Draw Number: 122
Draw Date: July 24th, 2019
Number of Invitations Issued: 3,600
Minimum CRS: 459
Program Specified: None
Tie-breaking rule: May 25, 2019
The Express Entry (EE) system is a three stage active immigration process whereby interested applicants will first submit an EE form online. Second, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) assesses these potential applicants against specific eligibility criteria. Potential applicants who are deemed to have met the eligibility criteria are then entered into a pool with other eligible candidates. Third, those candidates whose profiles align with the identified needs of the government, as well as, that of certain Canadian employers, will be issued an invitation to apply (ITA). Only those candidates who receive invitations can then proceed to apply for permanent residence.
CANDIDATES ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ONLINE EE PROFILE OUTLINING:
skills work experience
language ability
education and
other details that will help in assessing eligibilityCOMPREHENSIVE RANKING SYSTEMThe candidates who registered online will be ranked, one against the other based on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) on the factors mentioned above. Candidates that have an Arranged Employment job offer, a provincial nomination or Canadian post-secondary education will receive additional points. All candidates in the EE pool will be granted points (maximum of 1200) that take into consideration the following factors:
Skills and work experience (up to 500 points)
Spouse or common-law partner factors (such as their language skills and education -up to 40 additional points but still a maximum of only 500 points)
Skills transferability (including education and work experience that, when combined, improve his or her chances of being employed, and earning a higher wage up to 100 points)
Additional 600 points for those with a nomination from a province or territory, Arranged Employment or Canadian post-secondary educationFor the principal candidate, the point allocations breakdown is as follows (these points include amendments which were made to the EE CRS on 19 November 2016)
THE NEED FOR ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT OR PNP NOMINATIONS
Any candidates without an Arranged Employment job offer, or a nomination from a province or territory, must register with Employment and Social Development Canadas (ESDC) Job Bank. Applicants are required and encouraged to promote themselves on the Job Bank as well as in any other relevant way, i.e. recruiters, job boards, etc. Job Bank advertising will help connect EE applicants with eligible employers in Canada. The Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process and provincial/territorial nomination are no different under the EE regime as the focus remains upon ensuring employers made efforts to hire Canadians for the available positions, as well as facilitating provinces/territories ability to meet their specific labour market needs
EXPRESS ENTRY DRAWS & ITA
After ranking the potential applicants, IRCC will organize draws and invite selected candidates to submit a full, complete application for permanent residency (ITA). At each draw, a minimum CRS score is set based upon Inventory.
Hi
Om Namah: Shivaay
The latest round of invitation for Express Entry Draw took place on July 31, 2019
New Brunswick Immigration Nominee Program (NBNP) is one unique provincial nominee program for the migrants looking out for permanent immigration solutions in Canada. It is the most commercialized province of Canada that has almost every occupation in demand in the Ontario labour market. This is the prime reason of maximum skilled workers getting attracted towards migrating to Ontario. The regular OINP draws are conducted as per the Ontario immigration department requirements.
Unlike rest of the provinces, OINP:
Considers total CRS score
Issues Notification of Interest (NOI) on its own to all eligible candidates
To be eligible for getting NOI from Ontario, the candidates has to have-
An active Express Entry Profile in the pool
A CRS total of at least 400 points.
3,600 Express Entry candidates will receive invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residence in the 122nd Express Entry draw on July 24th, 2019. The minimum CRS cut-off score for this draw is 459.
Draw Number: 122
Draw Date: July 24th, 2019
Number of Invitations Issued: 3,600
Minimum CRS: 459
Program Specified: None
Tie-breaking rule: May 25, 2019
The Express Entry (EE) system is a three stage active immigration process whereby interested applicants will first submit an EE form online. Second, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) assesses these potential applicants against specific eligibility criteria. Potential applicants who are deemed to have met the eligibility criteria are then entered into a pool with other eligible candidates. Third, those candidates whose profiles align with the identified needs of the government, as well as, that of certain Canadian employers, will be issued an invitation to apply (ITA). Only those candidates who receive invitations can then proceed to apply for permanent residence.
CANDIDATES ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ONLINE EE PROFILE OUTLINING:
skills work experience
language ability
education and
other details that will help in assessing eligibilityCOMPREHENSIVE RANKING SYSTEMThe candidates who registered online will be ranked, one against the other based on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) on the factors mentioned above. Candidates that have an Arranged Employment job offer, a provincial nomination or Canadian post-secondary education will receive additional points. All candidates in the EE pool will be granted points (maximum of 1200) that take into consideration the following factors:
Skills and work experience (up to 500 points)
Spouse or common-law partner factors (such as their language skills and education -up to 40 additional points but still a maximum of only 500 points)
Skills transferability (including education and work experience that, when combined, improve his or her chances of being employed, and earning a higher wage up to 100 points)
Additional 600 points for those with a nomination from a province or territory, Arranged Employment or Canadian post-secondary educationFor the principal candidate, the point allocations breakdown is as follows (these points include amendments which were made to the EE CRS on 19 November 2016)
THE NEED FOR ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT OR PNP NOMINATIONS
Any candidates without an Arranged Employment job offer, or a nomination from a province or territory, must register with Employment and Social Development Canadas (ESDC) Job Bank. Applicants are required and encouraged to promote themselves on the Job Bank as well as in any other relevant way, i.e. recruiters, job boards, etc. Job Bank advertising will help connect EE applicants with eligible employers in Canada. The Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process and provincial/territorial nomination are no different under the EE regime as the focus remains upon ensuring employers made efforts to hire Canadians for the available positions, as well as facilitating provinces/territories ability to meet their specific labour market needs
EXPRESS ENTRY DRAWS & ITA
After ranking the potential applicants, IRCC will organize draws and invite selected candidates to submit a full, complete application for permanent residency (ITA). At each draw, a minimum CRS score is set based upon Inventory.
