Canada Targets French-Language Candidates in Fourth Express Entry Draw of the Week

Highlights

• Canada Prioritizes French-Language Candidates in Category-based Draws

Canada continues its strategic approach to immigration by conducting targeted draws to attract candidates with specific profiles.

In the latest draw held on July 7, Canada issued 2,300 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to candidates with French language proficiency, marking the fourth draw of its kind this week. With a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score requirement of 439, this draw had the lowest minimum score among all the draws conducted.

This week has been significant as Canada has transitioned entirely to draws aimed at specific candidate profiles. Consequently, invitations have been extended to candidates in healthcare, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), and those with French language skills. Additionally, one all-program draw was also conducted.

Check out this table below to see all the Category-based draws that have taken place so far:

Note: As per the prediction, the next draw is likely to happen on July 12, 2023. The CRS score is expected to go down further by 5 points in the next draw. Register here - to seize this opportunity and get your name in the upcoming draw.

Canada has achieved an important accomplishment by inviting a total of 65,249 people to apply for immigration in 2023. This is a big increase compared to the 45,115 invitations sent in the whole year of 2022.

Canada targets a record immigration goal of 465,000 for 2023, showing its dedication to welcoming numerous immigrants. In the latest draw, the 20th in 2023 and 256th overall, a tie-breaking rule based on submission dates was applied, with a cutoff of January 20, 2023, at 1.18 pm EST.

Here is an overview of the all-program Express Entry draws and PNP Draws that took place this year (2023).

Only candidates who met the minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score and submitted their profiles before this specified date and time received invitations.

Successful candidates now have a 60-day window to submit their applications, which will be processed within the standard timeframe of six months.

In conclusion, Canada's recent Express Entry draw specifically targeting candidates with French language proficiency highlights the country's commitment to linguistic diversity and support for French-speaking communities. By aligning the immigration process with labor market needs, Canada aims to ensure a more responsive and efficient immigration system.

As Canada continues to invite a record number of candidates through Express Entry, prospective immigrants are encouraged to explore opportunities and secure employment offers to enhance their chances of receiving an ITA in future draws.

Also read Express Entry and Ontario-OINP Draws Stoke Canadian Immigration

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