In July, Canada sent out 34,234 new invitations for permanent residency.
In July 2024, Canada issued a substantial number of invitations for permanent residency, with a total of 34,234 invites extended to skilled workers through various federal and provincial programs. This marks a notable opportunity for individuals aiming to establish themselves in Canada, particularly those currently holding post-graduation work permits (PGWPs).
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the invitations and the eligibility criteria for those seeking permanent residency:
Canada’s Express Entry system, which is a primary pathway for skilled workers, issued 25,125 invitations across nine draws in July. This system selects candidates based on their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores, which are calculated based on factors like age, education, and work experience.
Detailed Breakdown:
For specific requirements and further details on Express Entry programs, candidates can review the Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program, and Federal Skilled Trades Program.
Ontario, through its Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), issued 5,920 invitations in July. The OINP operates several streams, some of which are linked to the Express Entry system, while others are based on Expression of Interest (EOI).
Breakdown of OINP Draws:
Quebec issued 1,560 invitations in July through the Arrima portal, targeting candidates with high proficiency in French and a score of 579 or more. The focus was on 27 specific occupations.
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) issued 797 invitations in July.
The invitations were distributed among several streams:
British Columbia's Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) issued 459 invitations across five rounds in July:
Manitoba issued 287 invitations in July through its Provincial Nominee Program. Of these, 25 had valid Express Entry profiles:
Prince Edward Island’s PNP issued 86 invitations in July, focusing on various sectors:
These invitations reflect the diverse pathways available for individuals aiming to secure permanent residency in Canada. With different programs and streams tailored to various professional backgrounds and skills, there are numerous opportunities for skilled workers, international students, and other eligible candidates.
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