Posted on July 08 2022
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Canada to resume all-program Express Entry draws on Wednesday July 6
“All the program draws under Express Entry program including Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) program is expected to resume in July.”
Immigration Refugees Citizenship Canada (IRCC) released data that 58,760 new permanent residents under the FSW in all provinces except Quebec.
Since 1967, the Federal skilled worker program (FSWP) has been the principal way of sourcing Canadian immigration, especially for skilled workers. It was running so successfully till the pandemic gave a temporary pause in December 2020.
The FSWP is one of the programs in the Express Entry program. The invitations for express entry are set to resume from July month.
The application processing was also made for six months again.
FSWP is such a fascinating program for immigration, and it is offered to candidates who do not have a job and even without Canadian experience.
Usually, the FSWP eligible candidates will get a score on the comprehensive ranking system (CRS).
Almost every 2-3 weeks, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) performs express entry draws, inviting candidates with high scores for Canada Immigration.
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Quebec has its own immigration programs for skilled workers. Around 7,785 new permanent residents have settled in provinces and territories outside Quebec through the FSW programs.
As all the draws are expected to resume, the number of PRs is expected to increase.
To become an eligible candidate under the Federal skilled worker program, the candidate needs to have a score of 67 points out of the 100-point grid, and the minimum requirements of education, work, and language skills need to be satisfied.
Must have an authenticated language skill score equal to the Canadian language benchmark (CLB); had to be 7 in either English or French.
At least a year of uninterrupted full-time paid work experience out of 10 years of skilled occupation experience must be there. That skilled occupation must be classified below the National occupations classification (NOC) at a skill level 0, A, or B.
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The FSWP applicants must score 67 points on the selection factors of IRCC.
Under the Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) reports, the applicant must have a Canadian educational certificate or degree or equivalent and/or even can have a foreign academic certificate.
Once the following selection factors are satisfied, you are eligible for the Express Entry pool.
Selection Factors | Points |
Age | Until 12 |
Language Skills | Until 28 |
Education | Until 25 |
Work Experience | Until 15 |
Job Offer | Until 10 |
Adjustability | Until 10 |
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One applicant must have $13,310, a couple needs $16,570, and a family of three must-have $20,371 to immigrate to Canada under the FSW as of June 9.
Number of family members | Funds required |
1 | $13,310 |
2 | $16,570 |
3 | $20,371 |
4 | $24,733 |
5 | $28,052 |
6 | $31,638 |
7 | $35,224 |
For each additional family member | $3,586 |
Canada invites many skilled workers whose occupation is listed in National Occupational Classification (NOC)
Skill Level | Jobs |
Skill level 0 | Managerial Jobs |
Skill Type A | Professional Jobs |
Skill Type B | Technical Jobs |
The applicants must have at least one year of continuous skilled work experience but can have been either:
The FSW also focuses on the minimum language requirement. Applicants need to obtain Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level 7 in each of writing, reading, listening, and speaking to make the cut. These language requirements are valid for two years, and you must be active while applying for permanent residence.
Applicants who are qualified for all the minimum requirements under the FSW are then assessed based on their:
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The IRCC sends you an ITA by choosing a program from the express entry pool and the instructions to do next.
Choosing the express entry managed programs is strictly based on the scores, and the system automatically sends the invites.
The different programs:
IRCC needs proof of the personal and professional information that you submit in the Express Entry profile.
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Immigration officers will check on the information and proof you submitted for your profile are valid or not.
Once the false information or found any missing details, your application will be kept on hold or refused for immigration for five years.
IRCC advocates the check-in eligibility criteria of your profile again for the program and then checks if you are still eligible.
If things have changed at your personal level, the score will also be re-calculated before considering for the program.
Sometimes the IRCC declines the application if the minimum cut-off for CRS is less than your actual score.
Declining an application or invitation will send you back to the express entry pool, and your application can be considered for a future round of invitations if you are eligible.
One cannot predict whether you will get an invitation to apply again. To get the invitation again, you need to improve and update the express entry profile with the improved skills to get a better CRS score.
If you fail to respond to the received ITA invite in 60 days, your profile will be out of the pool.
You have to create a new express entry profile to be considered for future draws.
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