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Express Entry :Draw Summary #279

Express Entry :Draw Summary #279
Albert Joseph Nobisse Tchawou

Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant

Albert Joseph Nobisse Tchawou

Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant

Express Entry :Draw Summary #279

SEE THE LATEST EXPRESS ENTRY DRAW

On January 10, 2024, the Canadian government conducted the #279 draw under its Express Entry system, a key mechanism for immigration to Canada. The draw involved several immigration programs: the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Trades Program and the Provincial Nominee Program.

Invitations and Scores

A total of 1,510 invitations were sent out to the most deserving candidates. To be eligible, a minimum score of 546 points was required, reflecting skills, experience and other factors relevant to the evaluation of candidates.

Tie-breaking rule

A crucial aspect of this draw was the application of the tie-breaking rule. Set to expire on December 31, 2023 at 18:23:22 UTC, this rule stipulates that if several candidates achieve the lowest score, priority is given to those whose profiles were submitted earlier in the Express Entry system.

Importance of Express Entry

The Express Entry system is a central element of Canada's immigration policy, aimed at selecting skilled workers suited to the needs of the Canadian labor market. It offers opportunities for people from all over the world to contribute to the Canadian economy while enjoying a high quality of life in Canada.

Print run #279 demonstrates Canada's ongoing commitment to an inclusive and effective immigration policy. For those interested in immigrating to Canada, it's essential to understand how Express Entry works, and to keep abreast of the latest developments and criteria.

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