Express Entry statisctics

Express Entry is a Canadian immigration program designed to facilitate the process for skilled workers who wish to become permanent residents of Canada. Launched in 2015, it uses a comprehensive ranking system to evaluate candidates based on factors like age, education, language proficiency, and work experience. This system enables Canadian authorities to select individuals who are most likely to succeed economically in Canada.

Express Entry manages applications for three key economic immigration programs: the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and the Canadian Experience Class. Candidates submit an online profile, which is then entered into a pool. Those with the highest scores are invited to apply for permanent residency through regular draws from the pool. This efficient and streamlined process reflects Canada's commitment to welcoming skilled talent from around the world and addressing labor market needs.

Historical Data

Explore the latest statistics from Canada's Express Entry draws. Our comprehensive dataset offers a detailed view of the program's recent activities, showcasing the number of invitations issued in each draw. These insights provide valuable information for understanding trends and changes in Canadian immigration policy. Below, you'll find a neatly organized list of the most recent draws, grouped by year, focusing solely on the number of invitations sent out. This data is crucial for anyone interested in the dynamics of the Express Entry program and its impact on potential candidates.

2024

#279 → #282

10,280
Invitations
499
Average CRS
4
Draws
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IdDateCategoryMin CRSInvitations
#28202/01French language proficiency (2023-1)3657000
#28101/31General541730
#28001/23General5431040
#27901/10General5461510

2023

#237 → #278

110,266
Invitations
505
Average CRS
42
Draws
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IdDateCategoryMin CRSInvitations
#27812/21Agriculture and agri-food occupations (2023-1)386400
#27712/20Transport occupations (2023-1)435670
#27612/19Trade occupations (2023-1)4251000
#27512/18General5421325
#27412/08STEM occupations (2023-1)4815900
#27312/07French language proficiency (2023-1)4701000
#27212/06General5614750
#27110/26Healthcare occupations (2023-1)4313600
#27010/25French language proficiency (2023-1)486300
#26910/24Provincial Nominee Program7761548
#26810/10No Program Specified5003725
#26709/28Agriculture and agri-food occupations (2023-1)354600
#26609/27French language proficiency (2023-1)472500
#26509/26No Program Specified5043000
#26409/20Transport occupations (2023-1)4351000
#26309/19No Program Specified5313200
#26208/15No Program Specified4964300
#26108/03Trade occupations (2023-1)3881500
#26008/02French language proficiency (2023-1)435800
#25908/01No Program Specified5172000
#25807/12French language proficiency (2023-1)3753800
#25707/11No Program Specified505800
#25607/07French language proficiency (2023-1)4392300
#25507/06Healthcare occupations (2023-1)4631500
#25407/05STEM occupations (2023-1)486500
#25307/04No Program Specified511700
#25206/28Healthcare occupations (2023-1)476500
#25106/27No Program Specified4864300
#25006/08No Program Specified4864800
#24905/24No Program Specified4884800
#24805/10Provincial Nominee Program691589
#24704/26No Program Specified4833500
#24604/12No Program Specified4863500
#24503/29No Program Specified4817000
#24403/23No Program Specified4847000
#24303/15No Program Specified4907000
#24203/01Provincial Nominee Program748667
#24102/15Provincial Nominee Program791699
#24002/02Federal Skilled Worker4893300
#23902/01Provincial Nominee Program733893
#23801/18No Program Specified4905500
#23701/11No Program Specified5075500

Last Draw

In the most recent Express Entry draw, which occurred just 2 days ago, a total of 7,000 invitations to apply were issued to candidates. This draw targeted applicants in the French language proficiency (2023-1) category, focusing on individuals with specific skills and qualifications that align with Canada's current economic needs. Notably, the minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required for this draw was 365. This figure is a key indicator of the competitiveness and standards set by the Canadian immigration authorities for the selection of skilled workers under the Express Entry program. As always, the fluctuating CRS score and the number of invitations reflect the evolving landscape of Canadian immigration and labor market demands.

Please note that the information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to be legally binding. This website is independently operated and is not affiliated with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) or any government agency. The data presented here, including the statistics related to the Express Entry draws, is provided without any guarantees of accuracy or currentness. We make every effort to ensure the reliability of the information, but we do not warrant its completeness, timeliness, or accuracy. Users should not rely solely on the information found on this website for making immigration or legal decisions. We advise consulting with a qualified immigration lawyer or the official IRCC website for the most current and personalized advice.