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‼️🔴🇨🇦Express Entry FAQ #1 🇨🇦‼️🔴 🔴What is Express Entry? Express Entry is an online system used by the Canadian government to organize and process applications for skilled workers who wish to immigrate to Canada and acquire Canadian permanent residence status. The system manages three main federal economic programs: • Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) • Federal Skilled Trades (FST) • Canadian Experience Class (CEC) In order to submit a profile through the Express Entry system, candidates must meet the eligibility requirements for one of the three federal programs. 🔴 How can I apply for Express Entry? Applying to Express Entry is a three-step process. The first step is to submit your profile which requires the following documents: • Language test results • Educational credential assessment report • A passport or travel document Secondly, based on your profile, you will receive a score and become part of the pool of candidates who have created their Express Entry profile. After you receive your score and join the candidate pool, it’s essential to regularly update your information and seek opportunities to enhance your score, thus improving your chances of receiving and invitation. An finally, if you are chosen, you will be issued an invitation to apply for Canadian permanent residence. To complete this application, you’ll need to submit a more comprehensive set of documents that support the information you provided. This includes reference letters, additional identity documents, police clearance certificates, and the results of a medical examination. 🔴Who is eligible for Express Entry? Individuals with university or college degrees, skilled work experience and moderate proficiency in English and/or French are ideal Express Entry candidates. The easiest way to find out if you are eligible is to use free online assessment tool. 🔴What are the requirements for Express Entry? In general, to be eligible to apply to Express Entry as a skilled worker, you must: • Have at least one year, in the last 10 years of continuous full-time (or equivalent part-time) work experience in a skilled occupation. If you have work experience in foreign countries or in Canada, read our article titled ‘Proof of Work Experience for Express Entry‘ to find out which documents support your experience and how they are verified by IRCC. • Be able to demonstrate on an approved language test a minimum of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) seven in either English or French • Completed post-secondary education that is assessed against Canadian standards with an Education Credential Assessment These are the minimum requirements to apply to Canada’s Express Entry system as a skilled worker. Meeting these requirements doesn’t mean you will receive an invitation to apply for Canadian permanent residence. Candidates with stronger profiles will always be selected over candidates that simply meet the minimum requirement. 🔴 Do I need a job offer for Express Entry? You do not require a job offer for Express Entry. The vast majority of candidates selected for Express Entry do not have a formal Canadian job offer. If you do have a valid Canadian job offer, this can add up to 200 points to your CRS score. 🔴How long does Express Entry take? Express Entry can take as little as six months to process, from submission of the Express Entry profile to the issuance of a permanent resident visa. However, not all cases will proceed this quickly. Your Express Entry profile will remain active in the pool of candidates for 12 months if you do not receive an invitation to apply. If after 12 months you have not received an invitation, you are welcome to resubmit your profile and remain in the pool. To break it down further: • Your profile will remain valid for 12 months in the pool of candidates • Upon issuance of the ITA, you will have 60 days to provide the requested full application of documents • Once the immigration authorities receive your complete application, your permanent resident visa, IRCC may process your application in about six months
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If your spouse or common law partner scores a minimum of CLB 4 in each area of one of IRCC’s designated language exams, you can claim an additional 5 points toward your FSW score. If your score is below 67, these points could help render you eligible to submit a profile. Your spouse or common law partner’s language results may also help to increase your CRS score, and improve your chances to be selected. #ee #expressentry #faq
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‼️🔴🇨🇦Express Entry FAQ #2 🇨🇦‼️🔴 🔴 How are Express Entry points calculated? When people refer to Canada’s “Express Entry points”, they are usually referring to the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. Canada uses the CRS score to rank candidates in the Express Entry pool using a series of factors, including: • Age; • Level of education; • Proficiency in French or English; • Foreign and Canadian work experience; • Spouse or common law partner factors • Connections to Canada For an estimate of your CRS score, use our CRS calculator tool. 🔴 What is the ideal Express Entry candidate? There is no one-size-fits-all type of profile that is eligible for Express Entry. Candidates who enter the pool receive a comprehensive ranking system (CRS) score. Those who rank higher, are more likely to receive an invitation to apply. Selection factors that can influence your CRS score are language proficiency, your age, your level of work experience, education, and Canadian connections. Ideal Express Entry candidates would meet the following requirements: • Be under 30 years old • Hold at least two Bachelor’s degrees or a Master’s degree • Be able to demonstrate moderate to high English and/or French language proficiency (Canadian Language Benchmark [CLB] level nine or higher) • Have at least three years of skilled workexperience • Other factors that can really boost your CRS score can include: • Higher language proficiency in English and/or French • Bilingualism in French and English • A Master’s degree or Ph.D. education • Canadian work or educational experience • A Canadian brother or sister currently residing in Canada • An arranged employment offer from a Canadian company • A nomination from a provincial nominee program 🔴What is the difference between Express Entry eligibility points and CRS score? To apply under the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), candidates must first score at least 67 on the FSW eligibility points grid. Once an FSW candidate, or any other Express Entry candidate, enters the Express Entry pool, they will receive a CRS score. Canada uses the CRS score rank all candidates against each other in the pool. Approximately every two weeks, the Government of Canada holds an Express Entry draw, setting a minimum CRS score cut-off. Those in the pool with a CRS score above the cut-off will receive an Invitation to Apply for Canadian permanent residence. 🔴Is there a minimum score for Express Entry? The minimum CRS score required to receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for Canadian permanent residence changes from draw to draw. For this reason, it is important to take steps to improve your ranking in the pool of candidates to increase your chances of receiving an invitation. 🔴How are my language points calculated? Express Entry language points are based on what a candidate scores on one of Canada’s official English or French exams. If a candidate has a strong proficiency in both French or English, they can maximize the number of points received under the language factor of their CRS score. 🔴How does my IELTS score affect my CRS score? Your IELTS or CELPIP score can have a significant impact on your CRS score. Scoring at least a Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 9 in each area of the exam can double your skill transferability factor points, which can considerably increase your CRS score. Express Entry candidates may demonstrate their proficiency in one of Canada’s official languages – French or English. If you have a stronger proficiency in French, you may choose to take the French exam instead. In this case, you do not need to take the IELTS or CELPIP exam. Instead, you should aim to score a minimum of CLB 9 on each area of the French exam to maximize your language points. 🔴Does my spouse or common law partner, need to take the IELTS exam? If you are submitting an Express Entry profile through the FSW program with an accompanying spouse or common law, they may need to take a language exam, such as the IELTS, depending on your FSW score.
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