Ray of hope 122th draw
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Use this link to try all different sorts of scenarios:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp
Mmmm. I guess they’d be concerned you’d keep your existing lifestyle the same, ie work, whilst being a visitor. So you’d need to give them confidence you wouldn’t
I have the same score. I want to start preparing documents in advance too but I am waiting for July 24th draw. If cut off in that draw is 457/458 then we should be good to go.
With 456 you will get an ITA before Sept 5 for sure with current trend.
So sorry you missed the draw. They still had many candidates with 462 left in the pool so crs only dropped by two points. I was hoping it to come to 459 atleast. Don't lose hope 453 have a good chance of getting picked in September. I hope your language score increases. Work hard and all the best!
Yes you should include that in work experience and no they won't.
You will get an ITA on July 24th. Don't worry. Start working on gathering paper work.
Found this article:
New Ontario draws will target Express Entry candidates with tech experience Government of Ontario has revealed its plans for nominating Express Entry candidates with work experience in the technology sector for Canadian permanent residence.
Ontario had previously announced that it would create a dedicated stream for tech workers. Instead, it will hold targeted draws for Express Entry candidates with work experience in six tech-related occupations through its existing Human Capital Priorities Stream.
The Express Entry system is Canada’s main source of skilled workers and manages the pool of candidates for the Federal Skilled Worker Class, Federal Skilled Trades Class and Canadian Experience Class.
Eligible candidates for these programs are entered into the Express Entry pool where they are ranked based on scores awarded under the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).
A candidate’s CRS score is based on factors that include age, education, skilled work experience and proficiency in English or French.
Express Entry candidates with a provincial nomination receive an additional 600 points toward their CRS score, effectively guaranteeing an invitation to apply for Canadian permanent residence, or ITA.
Ontario is the most popular destination for new permanent residents of Canada, including those admitted through the Express Entry system. In 2018, 65% of new immigrants admitted through Express Entry had Ontario as their destination province.
To be considered for an invitation through an OINP tech draw, candidates must first create an Express Entry profile.
Tech draws will reflect employer needs
Interest in the tech-focused draws is high in Ontario, which is home to major tech hubs located in the cities of Toronto, Ottawa and Kitchener-Waterloo.
Ontario is currently facing a shortage of tech workers, as is the rest of Canada. It is estimated that up to 220,000 skilled workers will be needed in Canada’s Information and Communication Technology sector by 2021.
The OINP uses its Human Capital Priorities Stream to search the Express Entry pool for candidates who match specified federal and provincial criteria.
OINP tech draws will search the Express Entry pool for eligible candidates with work experience in one of six targeted occupations:
Software engineers and designers (NOC 2173)
Computer programmers and interactive media developers (NOC 2174)
Computer engineers (NOC 2147)
Web designers and developers (NOC 2175)
Database analysts and data administrators (NOC 2172)
Computer and information systems managers (NOC 0213)
NOC stands for National Occupational Classification, which determines an occupation’s skill level and skill type.
The OINP said the six occupations reflect current needs in Ontario and were selected based on consultations with employers and other stakeholders across the province.
The Human Capital Priorities Stream does not require a job offer and has a history of inviting Express Entry candidates with CRS scores that haven’t been high enough for an ITA in one of the federal government’s regular Express Entry draws.
Express Entry candidates selected by the OINP will receive a Notification of Interest from the OINP and have 45 days to apply for a provincial nomination from Ontario.
Nominations on the rise
Ontario receives an annual nomination allocation through the federal government’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Ontario’s allocation under the PNP has grown in each of the last six years and stands at 6,900 for 2019.
Admissions of new permanent residents through the PNP are slated to continue growing in 2020 and 2021, as are admissions through the three programs managed by the Express Entry system.
Overall, Canada could welcome more than one million newcomers between now and 2021.
New Ontario draws will target Express Entry candidates with tech experience Government of Ontario has revealed its plans for nominating Express Entry candidates with work experience in the technology sector for Canadian permanent residence.
Ontario had previously announced that it would create a dedicated stream for tech workers. Instead, it will hold targeted draws for Express Entry candidates with work experience in six tech-related occupations through its existing Human Capital Priorities Stream.
The Express Entry system is Canada’s main source of skilled workers and manages the pool of candidates for the Federal Skilled Worker Class, Federal Skilled Trades Class and Canadian Experience Class.
Eligible candidates for these programs are entered into the Express Entry pool where they are ranked based on scores awarded under the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).
A candidate’s CRS score is based on factors that include age, education, skilled work experience and proficiency in English or French.
Express Entry candidates with a provincial nomination receive an additional 600 points toward their CRS score, effectively guaranteeing an invitation to apply for Canadian permanent residence, or ITA.
Ontario is the most popular destination for new permanent residents of Canada, including those admitted through the Express Entry system. In 2018, 65% of new immigrants admitted through Express Entry had Ontario as their destination province.
To be considered for an invitation through an OINP tech draw, candidates must first create an Express Entry profile.
Tech draws will reflect employer needs
Interest in the tech-focused draws is high in Ontario, which is home to major tech hubs located in the cities of Toronto, Ottawa and Kitchener-Waterloo.
Ontario is currently facing a shortage of tech workers, as is the rest of Canada. It is estimated that up to 220,000 skilled workers will be needed in Canada’s Information and Communication Technology sector by 2021.
The OINP uses its Human Capital Priorities Stream to search the Express Entry pool for candidates who match specified federal and provincial criteria.
OINP tech draws will search the Express Entry pool for eligible candidates with work experience in one of six targeted occupations:
Software engineers and designers (NOC 2173)
Computer programmers and interactive media developers (NOC 2174)
Computer engineers (NOC 2147)
Web designers and developers (NOC 2175)
Database analysts and data administrators (NOC 2172)
Computer and information systems managers (NOC 0213)
NOC stands for National Occupational Classification, which determines an occupation’s skill level and skill type.
The OINP said the six occupations reflect current needs in Ontario and were selected based on consultations with employers and other stakeholders across the province.
The Human Capital Priorities Stream does not require a job offer and has a history of inviting Express Entry candidates with CRS scores that haven’t been high enough for an ITA in one of the federal government’s regular Express Entry draws.
Express Entry candidates selected by the OINP will receive a Notification of Interest from the OINP and have 45 days to apply for a provincial nomination from Ontario.
Nominations on the rise
Ontario receives an annual nomination allocation through the federal government’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Ontario’s allocation under the PNP has grown in each of the last six years and stands at 6,900 for 2019.
Admissions of new permanent residents through the PNP are slated to continue growing in 2020 and 2021, as are admissions through the three programs managed by the Express Entry system.
Overall, Canada could welcome more than one million newcomers between now and 2021.
I was about to post this. We can expect lot of techies to get OINP. Hopefully, I am also in with the 2173 code. Seems PNP is the only route now.
Cheers
Shan
I don't think so. The article just says pnp will target tech jobs. Nothing about increase in nominations. So it won't have any drastic impact on other categories.
What I don't understand is that if the cutoff is 460 and applicants were
601-1,200 312
451-600 6,305
Invited 3600
Shouldn't the score drop faster with higher invites? Also, its mid-year so a lot of applications should be clearing out. Rate of new applications might be high due to their previous ones expiring soon. Just a thought.
601-1,200 312
451-600 6,305
Invited 3600
Shouldn't the score drop faster with higher invites? Also, its mid-year so a lot of applications should be clearing out. Rate of new applications might be high due to their previous ones expiring soon. Just a thought.
If you really want to do it, you can.
But technically no need, unless they ask for it
Once they are invited they still need time to process the nomination which is at least 1-2 months, so you won't see this group of people until late September.