Another record - Canada never ceases to amaze!
The new Express Entry selection has lowered the passing score again.
On March 29, Canada held a new draw in the Express Entry system.
7,000 invitations were sent to candidates in all federal immigration programs. They needed to score a minimum of 481 points on the Comprehensive Ranking System. Points are awarded for education, language skills, age, work experience, and other factors.
Canada continues to break records, and this time the passing score was again the lowest in a long time. The country has also increased the number of draws. The previous drawing was held on March 23, just 6 days ago, although the rounds of invitations used to be held every two weeks.
Express Entry is a system used by Canada to select candidates for federal programs:
The Express Entry system is one of the main and fastest ways to immigrate to Canada. If you need help with assessing your chances of obtaining permanent residency, applying and selecting an immigration program, book a consultation with our specialist.
Follow the history of Express Entry draws to keep up to date with current passing scores and the number of invitations.
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