Ontario invites 443 Express Entry candidates in new PNP draw
Hundreds of Express Entry candidates now have the chance to apply for a provincial nomination from Ontario.
The (OINP) issued 443 invitations to candidates in the . Candidates needed 聽scores between 469 and 477. They also needed to have work experience in one of聽 the following nine occupations:
- Financial managers (NOC 0111);
- Advertising, marketing and public relations managers (NOC 0124);
- Corporate sales managers (NOC 0601);
- Financial auditors and accountants (NOC 1111);
- Other financial officers (NOC 1114);
- Professional occupations in business management consulting (NOC 122);
- Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses (NOC 3012);
- Allied primary health practitioners (NOC 3124); or
- Dieticians and nutritionists (NOC 3132).
Candidates were invited by Ontario because they may be eligible for the . If invited they successfully receive the provincial nomination, they will be awarded an additional 600 CRS points, and be guaranteed to receive an 聽for Canadian permanent residence in a subsequent Express Entry draw.
Those who were invited in the November 12 draw now have 45 calendar days to apply for the provincial nomination.
About Ontario's Human Capital Priorities Stream
This enhanced (PNP) allows the OINP to nominate candidates from the Express Entry pool for permanent immigration.
To be eligible under the Human Capital Priorities Stream, candidates need to meet the eligibility requirements for one of Canada's programs, which could be either the , or the .
Candidates do not need a job offer in Canada, but they need to meet certain work experience eligibility criteria. Namely, they need at least one year of paid, full-time work experience, or the part-time equivalent, completed within the past five years. This can be international work experience, or Canadian work experience.
About the Express Entry system
Express Entry is an application management system for three federal immigration programs: the , the , and the .
Eligible candidates are ranked on the (CRS) based on human capital factors like age, work experience, education, and language ability in English or French. Getting a provincial nomination is an automatic 600 CRS points.
The highest-scoring candidates are issued (ITAs) for permanent residence through bi-weekly draws. Once candidates receive the ITA from the federal government, they can then apply for permanent residence.
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