Get Express Entry Canada 2015 Updates, Relocate Overseas!

The old and obsolete “first-come-first-serve” basis of immigration that Canada used to follow all this while has been done away with, and in its place and new and unprecedented immigration programme has begun to flex its muscles from January 2015.

This scheme is introduced as Express Entry or Expression of Interest (EoI), and under this specific plan the possibilities for skilled migrants to move to the nation has multiplied by manifolds.

In case you want to know about Express Entry Canada 2015 updates, you can refer to the official immigration website of Canada, and get a complete knowledge about the movement that has so far happened in this country.

However, to give a rough estimate of this programme, you can definitely rely upon this piece. Under the Express Entry Programme, there would be 15 to 25 draws that would be conducted in 2015, and 6 draws would happen every 3 months.

The draws would select the most suitable person who can opt for skilled immigration under the Express Entry Programme. As per the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), this is the latest updates that are flying for Express Entry Canada immigration 2015.

The concerned authorities have also decided that the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) would be used to evaluate the immigrants who are looking forward to make a movement. The authorities have also declared that immigrants, who are sponsored by any Canadian based employer, would be getting the better chance to enter the Express Entry Pool that determines the movement.

Take a look at few of the draw dates under the Express Entry Programme!

Launch date: January 1

First draw from the pool: January 31

Most recent draw from the pool: March 27

Minimum CRS points required for selection in any one draw: 453 (March 27 draw)

Largest number of invitations to apply issued in any one draw: 1,637 (March 27 draw)

Fewest invitations to apply issued in any one draw: 779 (January 1 and February 7 draws)

Largest decrease in the CRS points required between two consecutive draws: 254 (from February 27 to March 20 draws)

Smallest decrease in the CRS points required between two consecutive draws: 10 (from February 7 to February 20 draws)

Longest gap between two consecutive draws: 21 days (from February 27 to March 20 draws)

Shortest gap between two consecutive draws: 7 days (on three occasions)

So, once you are aware of the dynamics, now you must focus upon the programs that this immigration system follows.

Federal Skilled Workers Programme: Under the FSWP, those immigrants, who have the requisite experience and a job in their native country that appears in the Skilled Occupation List (SOL), will be able to move.

Federal Skilled Trades Programme: Under the FSTP, if you are engaged in any trade that has got recognition in Canada, you will be able to move without any hassle.

Canadian Experience Class: The CEC will allow opportunities to all those aspirants who have the requisite experience in the Maple Leaf Country to move.

If you are looking forward to overseas movement, Express Entry can help you move instantly to Canada. Take a look at the updates that it has garnered for immigrants. For more details send resume at Ashutosh@abhinav.com or visit website www.abhinav.com