With the end of 2018, Canada’s immigration targets successfully reached a desirable number. The authorities thank the Express Entry program and pride on the provincial nomination facility through which Canada could sustainably invite a greater number of immigrants in 2018. If you look back at all the Canada Express Entry Draws of 2018, you will notice that during each draw more than 2,000 candidates were invited by CIC. The CRS cut off score started with 446 points and dropped to 439 in the latest Express Entry Draw. Amazingly, IRCC records this CRS cut-off score to be the lowest of the entire year!

Well, with 2018 ending at a historic CRS drop, can 2019 Canada immigration aspirants raise hope for a quicker success? Certainly yes! Through research, we were able to find that Canada Express Entry 2019 will be grandeur, brighter and more promising for skilled professionals aiming to migrate to Canada. Here are a few reasons why we say this:

1. More Number of Invitations to be Issued

If you remember, Canada Immigration – 3 year visa targets were released already in 2018. This plan detailed out the total count of Canada visas to be issued from 2018 to 2021. According to this plan, this year overall 330,000 candidates are expected to be receiving a success for Canada immigration, while in 2018 the target was just 310,000. This number includes visas for Canada economic immigration programs, family class programs, refuges and protected people.

2. Frequent Draws to be Conducted

When Express Entry started in 2015, draws were conducted between 2-4 weeks. There were some months where Express Entry draw was conducted only once a month. But, with more adaptability to the Canada Express Entry System and its full-fledged operation that favoured Canadian government and employers both, the number of draws by Canada Express Entry rapidly increased. In 2018, draws were conducted nearly 2-3 times in a month, inviting a larger number of skilled professionals. This year, the frequency at which the draws will be conducted shall also experience an increase.

3. Provincial Nominations to be increased

With each year, provincial nomination programs of Canada immigration have proven to be a more efficient and time-saving method to invite skilled professionals to Canada from worldwide. Understanding the importance a PNP nomination certificate holds in increasing CRS score, a larger number of applicants have been taking benefit from this facility. Witnessing that both applicants and the provinces are finding PNP a quicker method for PR success, it is stated that in this year more PNP programs will be aligned with Express Entry & increase their nomination count.

4. More Jobs in Canada Expected

The growing job market of Canada demands more skilled professionals this year.  Especially, the Canada IT jobs seems to increase than ever before. To cop up with these increasing job vacancies in Canada, employers will aggressively hunt for more applicants in the Express Entry pool and invite the eligible ones for a Canada visa with job offers.

5. CRS to Drop Drastically

Undoubtedly, the CRS score is the heartbeat of Canada PR process through Express Entry. Selection of an application is merely based on the score one can get on Canada CRS points calculator. During the initial days of the Express Entry, only candidates with higher CRS score, i.e. the ones with CRS above 700 points were issued an Invitation to Apply. However, by time CIC has dropped the score requirement in each draw and this year, it is expected to drop down by more numbers.  This means applicants with a CRS score less than 450 can also hope for a quicker visa success.

Though Canada immigration in 2019 seems all promising, any slight rule change could turn the time against you. To be safe, it is always suggested to apply for your immigration in-time & in assistance of trusted immigration consultants in India. Hence, Connect to Kansas Overseas Careers today!

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