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IRCC Issues 799 Invitations to Apply in Latest Express Entry Draw for Immigration to Canada

The number of ITAs issued (799) is by far the fewest in that have been issued in a single draw for over a year.

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IRCC Issues 799 Invitations to Apply in Latest Express Entry Draw for Immigration to Canada

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  1. IRCC Issues 799 Invitations to Apply in Latest Express Entry Draw for Immigration to Canada

  2. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC, formerly CIC) has issued 799 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) in the latest Express Entry draw for immigration to Canada. The number of Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points required in order for candidates to be invited to apply was 534, representing a significant increase compared with other draws that have taken place so far this year.The number of ITAs issued (799) is by far the fewest in that have been issued in a single draw for over a year. This factor is likely to have had some bearing on the increase in the CRS point requirement for this draw, which represents something of an anomaly. More than 1,000 ITAs are issued in a typical Express Entry draw.Candidates who have been issued an ITA are now in a position to submit an application for Canadian permanent residence. Accompanying family members, including spouses or common-law partners as well as dependent children, may also come to Canada along with the principal applicant.

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