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Express Entry System
The new Canadian Immigration policy, the “Canada Express Entry Program,” went into force in January 2015, with the purpose of achieving Canadian Immigration targets and addressing the country’s skilled labour shortages. The Canadian government runs the Express Entry programme, which grants Invitations to Apply to skilled persons who want to immigrate to Canada.
Individuals who intend to migrate to Canada can submit a profile using the Express Entry online immigration portal, which is managed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The Canada Express Entry Program has allowed the government to be more precise in its recruitment and target individuals with specific abilities.
Express Entry provides a pathway to permanent residence for skilled workers in Canada or overseas.
For potential skilled foreign workers, Express Entry will result in fast processing times of six months or less.
The following are some of the requirements for applying using the Express Entry System
- 1. The candidate must produce proof of his or her language competency, demonstrating that he or she has met the CLB requirements.
- 2. The applicant must present documents demonstrating that he or she has completed at least 15 years of formal education.
- 3. Applicant has sufficient work experience in the same field as his or her education over the last five years.
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- Candidates enter their information into the Express Entry pool using an online interface.
- Candidates are selected or filtered based on the score and ranking system. Each profile in the Express Entry pool is awarded certain points based on the below factors-
- a. Language Proficiency
- b. Work experience
- c. Age
- d. Education
- e. Certificates
- f. Adaptability
- g. Other factors
- Based on the score, a rank is awarded to the profile.
- An Invitation to Apply for a Canadian Permanent Residence Permit with the Federal Government is sent to the profile with the highest ranking.
- All candidates who have obtained an ITA must submit a new application with accompanying papers within 60 days of receiving it. The application will be cancelled if any of the forms are incomplete.
- The candidate who desires to immigrate to Canada must first create an Express Entry profile.
- The applicant's profile will be evaluated, and CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) scores will be assigned.
- If your CRS scores are high, you may be awarded an Invitation to Apply during the Express Entry Draws, giving you the opportunity to relocate to Canada as a skilled migrant.
- If you apply for Permanent Residence, it may take 6 months to process your application based on selection criteria.
- When an applicant completes and submits his or her profile, it joins the thousands of other profiles in the Express Entry Pool.
- The applicant's ranking and place in the Canada Express Entry Draws is determined by the number of points he or she has.
- The more points an applicant has, the more likely he or she is to be granted an ITA to immigrate to Canada.
- The primary goal of this system's development is to alleviate Canada's human resource problems. The Express Entry System is being used by the Canadian government to fill nearly 3,000,000 vacancies during the next three years.
- This procedure is open to any certified skilled professional or trader with accompanying documentation who want to immigrate to Canada. This system is clear and flexible enough to accommodate immigrant seekers' changing preferences throughout the immigration process.
- The majority of Canadian provinces' nomination programmes are now linked to the Express Entry System. Applicants can modify their profiles as needed to meet the standards of the province they wish to apply to or change to.
- In the Express Entry System, CRS scores are a major consideration. If an applicant wishes to increase his or her chances of being chosen, he or she should have a high CRS score.
- A genuine job offer or a provincial nominee certificate from a province will boost the CRS points and make it easier for the candidate to get an ITA.
- Although having a genuine work offer would give them higher CRS scores, it is not required for an applicant to have one if he or she wishes to come to Canada under the Canada Express Entry Program.
- Because the Express Entry draws happen every two weeks, applicants have a lot of chances to get an ITA if they haven't been chosen to participate in the programme.
- There is no upper limit to the Canadian Express Entry Program. Applicants can apply for the Express Entry Program at any time during the year.
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