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Express Entry: FAQ about the new category-based selection
IRCC has announced the launch of category-based selection for Express Entry candidates, granting the immigration minister the authority to invite candidates with specific attributes to support Canada's economic goals.
Who is eligible?
Express Entry candidates must have work experience in STEM fields and strong French language proficiency.
When will the targeted draws start?
Draws under the new categories are set to start later this summer but no exact date is available yet.
Do I still need to have an Express Entry profile to be selected if I work in one of the eligible occupations?
Candidates must meet eligibility criteria for Express Entry managed programs.
Will the CRS no longer count for Express Entry?
IRCC will invite candidates without reference to any of the six categories, ranking them and inviting top-ranking candidates to apply for permanent residence.
Are the criteria different in each new category?
Candidates must have at least 6 months of continuous work experience and meet all requirements to be invited based on strong French language proficiency.
Will there still be Express Entry draws for PNP candidates?
IRCC invites candidates with provincial/territorial nomination to contribute to economy.
Why are there new categories?
Canada's immigration minister has a mandate to promote the growth of French-speaking communities outside of Quebec to protect the status of French as one of Canada's official languages.
How did IRCC decide on the new categories?
IRCC chose categories after consultation with stakeholders.
Will the categories change?
Category-based selection is determined by IRCC report and included in Express Entry Year-End Report.
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