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Express Entry is the fastest and most popular pathway to permanent residence for immigrants seeking a new life in Canada.
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What is Express Entry?
Canada’s Express Entry system manages and processes immigration applications for skilled workers seeking permanent residence in Canada. The system manages three main federal economic programs:
- Federal Skilled Worker (FSW)
- Federal Skilled Trades (FST)
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
Express Entry candidates should have university or college degrees, skilled work experience, and at least intermediate proficiency in English and/or French.
With Canada GMC, you'll benefit from
Expertise and Support
Our experienced team of immigration consultants understands the intricacies of Express Entry and will provide you with expert guidance and support throughout the application process.
Profile Evaluation
Our experts will assess your eligibility for Express Entry and develop a personalized strategy to enhance your profile. We'll help you understand the key factors that impact your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score and suggest ways to improve it.
Document Preparation
Gathering and preparing the required documents can be overwhelming. Canada GMC will assist you in gathering language proficiency test results, educational credentials, work experience letters, and proof of funds.
CRS Score Optimization
We'll provide personalized advice on optimizing your CRS score by focusing on factors such as language proficiency, education, work experience, and additional qualifications.
Application Submission
Our team will handle the entire application submission process, ensuring that all required information is included and submitted within the specified deadlines.
Communication with IRCC
Canada GMC will act as a liaison between you and the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), handling any queries or requests for additional information on your behalf.
With Canada GMC by your side
You have all the tools you need to successfully navigate the Express Entry process. From understanding language proficiency requirements to provincial nominee programs, CRS score optimization, document preparation, and application submission, we’ve got you covered. Take the next step towards your Canadian dream with Canada GMC!
Frequantly Asked Questions
There is no one-size-fits-all type of profile that is eligible for Express Entry. Candidates who enter the pool receive a comprehensive ranking system (CRS) score. Those who rank higher, are more likely to receive an invitation to apply.
Express Entry is a program designed to process applications within six months of the date of filing, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC, formerly known as CIC).
Note that this refers to the period of time beginning six months after the date the applicant submits a complete application for permanent residence following the issuance of an invitation to apply, not the date the applicant expressed interest in emigrating to Canada.
The following Canadian economic immigration programs are subject to the Express Entry system:
- Federal Skilled Worker Class
- Federal Skilled Trades Class
- Canadian Experience Class
- Provincial Nominee Programs
The potential candidate’s misrepresentation may result in fines, depending on the nature and severity of the claim. Providing incorrect information to enter the Express Entry pool might bar a candidate for five years. Thus, consistently providing accurate information is crucial. Before entering Express Entry, candidates who are doubtful of their skills and qualifications may choose to consult an immigration lawyer.
Candidates that create an Express Entry profile and qualify for a Canadian economic immigration program enter the pool. These include the Federal Skilled Worker Class, Federal Skilled Trades Class, Canadian Experience Class, and some Provincial Nominee Programs.
The Canadian government ranks candidates by human capital, including age, education, and language proficiency, using the Comprehensive Ranking System. This helps IRCC, formerly CIC, decide which candidates receive permanent residence invitations. Candidates might receive 600 points for core human capital and skills transferability. Additional variables including provincial nomination, planned employment, and Canadian study experience might add 600 points.
Search for Canadian job openings online through the Canada Job Bank. Skills, knowledge, and experience are used to connect people with Canadian firms and employment. If they have no Canadian job offer or Provincial/Territorial nomination, Express Entry candidates can register with the Job Bank. Since June 6, 2017, Job Bank registration is voluntary.
An Invitation to Apply (ITA) is offered to any candidate in the Express Entry pool who has been selected to apply for immigration to Canada by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). A candidate who receives an ITA will have meet the requirements in one of IRCC’s draws from the pool. This includes meeting the minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) cut-off threshold for that draw.
None of the programs provide occupation lists. Under earlier Federal Skilled Worker Class editions, the government of Canada listed qualified vocations in demand. The latest Canadian Experience Class had an ineligible occupation list. These lists vanished. However, candidates for Express Entry programs must have work experience in an occupation with a National Occupation Classification (NOC) code of skill category 0, A, or B.