In the fifteenth draw of 2023, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued invitations to 4,300 candidates in an all-program draw. This marks the second draw this month, following the one on June 8, which also required a minimum CRS score of 486. These draws are part of IRCC’s efforts to invite candidates falling under six new categories, including healthcare, STEM professions, trades, transport, agriculture, agri-food, and strong French speaking abilities. The selection is based on discussions with provinces, territories, and stakeholders. Candidates with higher CRS scores remain more likely to receive ITAs. Express Entry manages Canada’s key economic immigration programs, assessing factors like work experience, language proficiency, and education.
Understanding the CRS: How Canada Selects Candidates for Permanent Residency
Canada welcomes hundreds of thousands of skilled immigrants each year, with many selected based on their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS)
