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IRCC issues 4,000 Invitations to Apply for Canadian Experience Class | September 19

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced its latest Express Entry draw, during which 4,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) were granted exclusively to candidates in the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). To be eligible, candidates needed a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 509.

Today’s draw marks the third of September, following two draws last week that invited 911 candidates from the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and 1,000 candidates in a category-based selection for French-language proficiency. This latest Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draw is notable for being the largest since 5,000 ITAs were issued on July 31. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for this draw saw a slight increase, requiring a minimum score of 509, compared to 507 in the previous CEC draw on August 27.

Details of September 19, 2024 Express Entry Draw

  • Program: Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
  • Number of Invitations Issued: 4,000
  • Rank Required to be Invited to Apply: 4,000 or above
  • Date and Time of Round: September 19, 2024, at 13:12:22 UTC
  • CRS Score of Lowest-Ranked Candidate Invited: 509
  • Tie-Breaking Rule: November 06, 2023, at 07:17:35 UTC

Summary of Express Entry draw results in 2024

Date

Category

Invitations

CRS Score

December 3

French language proficiency

800

466

December 2

Provincial Nominee Program

676

705

November 19

Canadian Experience Class

400

539

November 18

Provincial Nominee Program

174

816

November 15

French language proficiency

800

478

November 13

Canadian Experience Class

400

547

November 12

Provincial Nominee Program

733

812

October 23

Trade occupations

1.800

433

October 22

Canadian Experience Class

400

539

October 21

Provincial Nominee Program

648

791

October 10

French language proficiency

1,000

444

October 9

Canadian Experience Class

500

539

October 7

Provincial Nominee Program

1,613

743

Sept- 19

Canadian Experience Class

4,000

509

Sept- 9

Provincial Nominee Program

911

732

Aug- 27

Canadian Experience Class

3,300

507

Aug- 26

Provincial Nominee Program

1,121

694

Aug- 15

French language proficiency

2,000

394

Aug- 14

Canadian Experience Class

3200

509

Aug-13

Provincial Nominee Program

763

690

Jul-31

Canadian Experience Class

5000

510

Jul-30

Provincial Nominee Program

964

686

Jul-18

French language proficiency

1800

400

Jul-17

Canadian Experience Class

6300

515

Jul-16

Provincial Nominee Program

1391

670

Jul-08

French proficiency

3200

420

Jul-05

Healthcare occupations

3750

445

Jul-04

Trade occupations

1800

410

Jul-02

Provincial Nominee Program

920

739

Jun-19

Provincial Nominee Program

1499

663

May-31

Canadian Experience Class

3000

522

May-30

Provincial Nominee Program

2985

676

Apr-24

French proficiency

1400

410

Apr-23

General

2095

529

Apr-11

STEM occupations

4500

491

Apr-10

General

1280

549

Mar-26

French language proficiency

1500

388

Mar-25

General

1980

524

Mar-13

Transport occupations

975

430

Mar-12

General

2850

525

Feb-29

French language proficiency

2500

336

Feb-28

General

1470

470

Feb-16

Agriculture and agri-food occupations

150

437

Feb-14

Healthcare occupations

3500

422

Feb-13

General

1490

535

Feb-01

French language proficiency

7000

365

Jan-31

General

730

541

Jan-24

General

1040

533

Jan-10

General

1510

546

What is Express Entry?

Express Entry is a system for managing immigration applications that was introduced in 2015. It governs three key economic immigration programs in Canada: the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and the Canadian Experience Class.

These programs utilize the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), which assigns point values based on various in-demand human capital factors, including language proficiency, education, work experience, age, and occupation. Candidates can also earn additional points for having a sibling in Canada, immigrating with a spouse or partner, or achieving high scores on the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) in either English or French.

The total points from these criteria contribute to a candidate’s overall CRS score. Those with the highest scores have the best chance of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) in future Express Entry draws.

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