Canada continues to strengthen its immigration strategy by focusing on sectors that directly support national development, and the latest Express Entry Draw #398 reflects this approach clearly. In this recent round held on February 20, 2026, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada invited 4,000 healthcare and social service professionals to apply for permanent residence, with a...
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Express Entry Draw #397 Invites 391 Physicians with Canadian Work Experience
Canada has marked a major immigration milestone with Express Entry Draw #397, the first-ever category-based draw dedicated exclusively to physicians with Canadian work experience. This targeted selection highlights Canada’s growing need for skilled healthcare professionals while offering a clearer and faster pathway to permanent residence for doctors already contributing to the Canadian healthcare system. The...
Express Entry New Categories 2026: Priority Jobs Update
Canada has announced major changes to the Express Entry system, introducing new occupational priorities that will influence permanent residence selection in 2026. Under the latest Express Entry new categories, the federal government will prioritize researchers and senior managers with Canadian experience, transport occupations including aviation professionals, and skilled foreign military recruits. These changes aim to...
Express Entry Draw #396 Invites 6,000 CEC Candidates
Canada continues its strong immigration selection pattern with Express Entry Draw #396, issuing 6,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates. The draw, held on February 17, 2026, recorded a minimum CRS score of 508, reflecting stable selection levels compared with earlier rounds this year. Consistent CEC draws indicate continued demand for...
Express Entry Draw 395 Issues 279 ITAs Under PNP with CRS Cut-off 789
Canada held Express Entry Draw 395 on February 16, 2026, issuing 279 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to candidates under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). The CRS cut-off reached 789, reflecting the high scores typical of PNP-specific draws, where candidates receive an additional 600 CRS points for securing a provincial nomination. This latest round reinforces the...
Canada Express Entry Latest Draw #394 Brings Major Opportunities For French Speaking Candidates
Canada continues to strengthen its immigration system with regular Express Entry draws that support economic growth and workforce development. The Canada Express Entry latest draw #394 demonstrates this ongoing effort, offering fresh opportunities for skilled professionals seeking permanent residence. The most recent invitation round was held on February 6, 2026. This draw specifically focused on...
Express Entry Draw #393 Issues 423 ITAs to Provincial Nominees with CRS Cut-off at 749
Canada has issued 423 Invitations to Apply in Express Entry Draw #393, held on February 3, 2026. This draw was limited to candidates under the Provincial Nominee Program and required a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System score of 749. The round reinforces a clear trend early in 2026: provincial nominations continue to dominate Express Entry selection....
Latest Express Entry Draw #392 Brings CRS Cut Off to a New Low as 6,000 CEC Candidates Receive Invitations
Canada continues to open doors for skilled workers already contributing to the country, and the Express Entry draw #392 has delivered major news for thousands of candidates. On January 21, 2026, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada issued 6,000 Invitations to Apply under the Canadian Experience Class with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System score of 509....
Express Entry Draw 391 Issues 681 ITAs in January 20 PNP-Only Round with CRS 746
Canada’s Express Entry draw #391, held on January 20, 2026, sent a strong signal about early immigration priorities for the year. In this Provincial Nominee Program-only draw, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada issued 681 Invitations to Apply, with a Comprehensive Ranking System cut-off score of 746, reinforcing the growing importance of provincial nominations in Canada’s...








