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The largest Express Entry draw of 2019 has just been held, issuing a staggering 3,600 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for Canadian permanent residence to successful candidates. This massive draw accounts for the greater immigration target of 2019, which is set to break the records of 2018. The same draw also saw the minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score continue to drop for the 3rd consecutive draw to a low of 460.

Do you have a low Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score? Don’t give up on your dream to immigrate to Canada. There are several routes you could still take to Canada like the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP). The latest draw of the AINP was held on the 21st of June and issued 262 Notifications of Interest (NOIs) to candidates to apply for a provincial nomination in the Federal Express Entry Draw. These nominations will essentially guarante

British Columbia is steadily becoming Canada’s tech hub and, for this reason, the province is always on the lookout for skilled IT workers. To do this, the province created the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program Tech Pilot (BC PNP Tech Pilot), which expedites visa processing for skilled foreign workers in the technology sector who want to immigrate to Canada. This pilot program has been immensely popular in 2019 and has thus been extended w

41, 800 people have been issued Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for permanent residence through the Express Entry (EE) system in 2019 so far. We predicted that 2019 will be a stellar year for the EE systems and it seems we have been spot on. 2018 was a record-breaking year for the immigration system and 2019 has already outperformed the previous year with the largest Canadian immigration quota ever. We expect great things coming in the following months and we are sure the coming draws w

3,350 Express Entry Draw candidates were invited to apply for Canadian permanent residency in the recent draw which took place on June 26, this year. It was the second consecutive draw to see a decrease in points from the cut-off score. Points decreased from 470 in May to 462 in the previous draw on June, 12, and then again by a further 3 points in the latest draw held on June 26. The unusually high cut-off rate in May could be attributed to the fact that Immigration, Refugees and C