The 17thExpress Entry draws for PNP candidates, since the beginning of the year, sends out 635 invitations.
Canada holds new Express Entry draw for PNP candidates
IRCC holds 17thExpress Entry draws for PNP candidates since the start of the year and issues 635 invitations
The month of September began withImmigration, Refugees and Citizenship…
Following a now familiar pattern, IRCC held two back to back draws on August 4 and 5. The first one for candidates who received a provincial nomination and the second for eligible CEC only. A total of 3,512 immigration candidates received invitations and now can apply for…
Canada holds two back to back rounds of invitations for Express Entry candidates in PNP and CEC specific draws and issues nearly 5,000 invitations. All 4,962 invited candidates can now apply for their permanent residency in Canada.
CRS drops in new Express Entry…
5,127 immigration candidates can now apply to become permanent residents in Canada as IRCC held two back to back PNP and CEC-only draws. The two draws bring Canada closer to meeting its target of inviting 108,500 candidates through Express Entry-managed…
PNP candidates eligible in new Express Entry draw
Over 1,000 PNP candidates received invitation by IRCC
As June winds down, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) held a new Express Entry draw for candidates who successfully received a provincial…
The week of June 7, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba held PNP draws across numerous streams and categories. A combined total of 706 immigration candidates received an invitation to apply for a provincial nomination. If successful, they may be selected during IRCC’s…
Invitations issued to 5,000 candidates in two express Entry Draws as immigration targets go up for 2021. Last year saw a record-breaking number of ITAs issued for Express Entry and going by these two recent draws, this year promises to be even bigger!
January 6…
In January 2018, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) received a tip from Winnipeg Police Service that a man was producing forged and fraudulent permanent residency papers, which he was then selling to international university students in Saskatoon as well as across Canada.