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Every year tens of thousands of skilled professionals register on Canada Express entry immigration system and submit their Expression of Interest (EOI) for the Canadian PR.
Quite evidently, the result of EE draw as well as the Express Entry next draw date prediction is always a reason for huge curiosity among them.
Generally, federal government conducts Express Entry invitation round in every two weeks time. Most recently, the IRCC has been following a trend of opening the Express Entry draws on a fortnightly basis, i.e. in every 15 days.
As we know, the IRCC has once again resumed its all-program Express Entry draws from July 6, 2022 to invite candidates from outside of Canada.
It strongly suggests that Canadian immigration is slowly returning to standard protocol after the recent disruption caused by the global pandemic.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has so far issued 1,750 invitations via all-program Express Entry draw on July 20 and 1500 on July 6, 2022. For both the draws, the CRS score was above 500 points, which indicates that there are a large number of high-scoring candidates in the pool.?
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Thus, it is expected that the IRCC may begin to conduct these two types of draws on alternate basis as things are gradually returning to normal.
In other words, the most awaited All-program draw of Express Entry likely to be held on monthly basis this year.
The time gap between two draws is a key factor that largely effects the CRS cut-off score. Larger time intervals between two draws clearly mean more applicants get time to enter their Express Entry profile in the pool.
If we look at the current pool position and ongoing EE draw trend being followed by IRCC, the CRS score requirement is likely to drop significantly in the forthcoming EE draws of 2022.
If you are an applicant of the Canadian PR via express Entry, it will be wise if you do not just depend on the draw results and find out the alternate ways to obtain permanent residency in Canada, i.e. by increasing your CRS score or by applying in the provincial nominee programs, etc.
With a CRS score of below 400, it becomes a bit difficult to get ITA for PR visa.
However, you can still obtain some additional points and get your hands on the much-awaited Canada PR visa via the provincial nominee pathway.
Well, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) are the best pathway to obtain Canada PR when your CRS score or point score is low. If a candidate gets a nomination from any province of Canada, then he/she will get an additional 600 points.
You can read more about how you can apply for Canada PR Visa When CRS Score is Below 400 Points.
If you are interested to know about the best Canadian immigration options for you, simply fill out a free online assessment form and one of our team members will connect with you over a phone call to discuss the process.
