Express Entry
What is Express Entry ?
Express Entry is one of Canada’s most popular immigration systems the goal of which is to promptly select candidates with the required experience and intentions to work in the country as permanent immigrants. It is a fast and feasible program, which was developed to find the candidates needed for the Canadian economy and pick only those who can be a benefit.
Key Features:
Fast Processing Times:
About ninety percent of express entry applications are completed within six months of application making this among the fastest ways to get residence in Canada.
Eligibility for Skilled Workers:
The main focus of the program is the skilled professionals with qualification, experience and language proficiency necessary for the Canadian labor market.
Points-Based Structure:
Aptly, the Express Entry applies the CRS through which the scores of the candidates are determined based on criteria such as age, level of education, experience of the workers, and language skills.
Pathways Within Express Entry:
Has many sub-categories including the Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Traders, and Canadian Experience Class each of them created for different types of skilled individuals. Invitation to Apply (ITA): In essence, the high-ranking candidates get an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canada PR.
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How the Express Entry Process Works
Step 1
Eligibility check and documentation
Step 2
Create an Express Entry profile
Step 3
Receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA)
Step 4
Submit application for permanent residence
Step 5
Final decision and landing in Canada
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Eligibility Criteria
Applicants need to meet minimum requirements in different categories in order to qualify for Express Entry. These are criteria that help to make sure that candidates are qualified and have the skill set to adequately contribute to the economy for this country.
Minimum Eligibility Requirements:
Age:
There’s no strict age cut off, but those applying between 30 and 35 usually do better. Age points decrease gradually past 30, and those over 44 do not get age points.
Education:
An applicant must have completed secondary school diploma (high school) or above. Extra points are given for higher education (post school diplomas, bachelors, masters or doctorates). Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) from a recognized Canada must be done on foreign credentials.
Work Experience:
Applicants should have at least one year of full time (or equivalent part time) skilled work experience, in the ten years before the date of this event. It should be in a skilled occupation, as designated under Canada’s National Occupational Classification (NOC) system.
Language Proficiency:
Either English or French must be your first language. For English: participants need to pass an approved test of English, such as IELTS or CELPIP; and for French, a TEF or TCF. Programs must require that scores meet the minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) required for the program. The more scores, the more points.
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Program Options Under Express Entry
Federal Skilled Worker Program
For skilled professionals with international experience aiming to build a future in Canada.
Federal Skilled Trades Program
Designed for experienced tradespeople looking to contribute their skills to Canada’s workforce.
Canadian Experience Class
Tailored for those with Canadian work experience, making it easier to transition to permanent residency.
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