Express Entry invitations #286 - A detailed overview

Francophone immigration to Canada

Canada continues to demonstrate its commitment to skilled immigration with the final round of Express Entry invitations, marking draw #286, held on February 28, 2024. This process plays a crucial role in Canada's immigration strategy, selecting highly skilled candidates to meet labor market needs and support economic growth. In this general draw, 1,470 invitations were sent out, underlining the continued importance of this program in attracting talent from around the world.

Drawing Details #286

Number of invitations sent

1,470, a clear indication of the continuing demand for skilled workers in various sectors of the Canadian economy. Each invitation represents an opportunity for qualified candidates to make Canada their new home and contribute to its dynamic society and thriving economy.

Classification required for invitation

Applicants required a score of 1,470 or higher to be eligible to receive an invitation in this draw. This high threshold reflects the competitiveness of the Express Entry program and the importance of a strong profile, highlighting work experience, language skills, education and other factors.

Date and time of extraction

The draw was made precisely on February 28, 2024 at 14:57:26 UTC, marking an important milestone for many aspiring permanent residents.

Global Ranking System (GRS) score for the lowest-ranked invited candidate

534. This high score testifies to the quality and competence of the selected candidates, ready to make a significant contribution to Canada as soon as they arrive.

Tie-breaking rule

The date and time of the tie-breaking rule was January 16, 2024 at 03:51:05 UTC, which means that all candidates with the same score as the last invitee and who submitted their profile before this date and time were also invited.

Programs concerned

Invitations to apply may be sent to eligible applicants within several programs, including :

  • Federal Skilled Worker Program,
  • The Canadian Experience Class,
  • Federal Skilled Trades Program,
  • And the Provincial Candidate Program.

These programs are designed to meet the specific needs of the Canadian job market, by selecting candidates with a wide range of skills and experience.

Conclusion

With every invitation we send out, Canada opens its doors to new talent, enriching its society with cultural diversity and skills that support its economic and social development. For candidates aspiring to permanent residence, meeting or exceeding the SCG score threshold is crucial, underlining the importance of preparation and continuous improvement of their Entrée Express profile.

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Albert Joseph Nobisse Tchawou

Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant

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