Ontario has once again demonstrated why it remains one of Canada’s most active provinces for skilled immigration. With multiple new rounds of invitations issued in December, the Ontario PNP latest draw show a clear direction for the province in 2025. Ontario is selecting candidates who not only meet labour needs but also support regional growth, economic resilience and long-term population goals. The province continues to use its Expression of Interest system to identify strong profiles from the candidate pool. And with thousands of invitations already issued this year, Ontario is holding steady as one of Canada’s most welcoming destinations for global talent.

This update gives a closer look at the latest rounds, the score ranges, and what applicants can expect in upcoming selections.

OINP Latest Invitations: Total Selections In 2025 So Far

Ontario has already issued thousands of invitations this year across the Employer Job Offer categories.

Stream	Invitations Issued in 2025
Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker	4,860
Employer Job Offer: International Student	6,605
Employer Job Offer: In Demand Skills	1,063
Masters Graduate	0
PhD Graduate	0
Entrepreneur	0

This pattern shows a strong interest in employer-driven immigration, where job offers play a central role in the selection process.

OINP Latest Invitations: Detailed Breakdown Of December Rounds

Ontario issued several targeted rounds on December 10 and 11, 2025. These draws focused on regions and occupations with high demand.

Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker Stream

Date	Invitations	Score Range	Focus
December 11	89	54 and above	Eastern Ontario
December 11	29	51 and above	Northern Ontario
December 11	103	51 and above	Southwestern Ontario
December 11	84	49 and above	Central Ontario (excluding GTA)
December 10	29	45 and above	REDI selection
December 10	398	49 and above	Health and early childhood roles

These targeted rounds highlight Ontario’s wide regional focus and its goal to ensure local economic growth is supported by skilled workers.

Why Ontario Continues To Lead In Skilled Immigration

Ontario remains a top choice for newcomers because of:

• Strong provincial labour demand
• High diversity of job roles
• Regional immigration strategies
• Clear scoring and transparent criteria
• Steady stream of invitations

The OINP latest invitations reflect Ontario’s intent to support healthcare, childcare, trades, manufacturing and community-based occupations across the province.

Ontario’s regional approach also helps smaller communities grow. It spreads economic benefits beyond major cities and helps employers fill essential roles quickly.

Application Deadlines Applicants Must Remember

Ontario’s deadlines are strict:

Stream	Deadline After Invitation
Masters Graduate	14 days
PhD Graduate	14 days
Employer Job Offer streams	Employer submits position approval within 14 days; applicant submits within 17 days

Submitting early and preparing documents in advance is essential for a smooth application process.

How Ontario PNP Selects Candidates Through Its Expression Of Interest System

Ontario’s Expression of Interest system allows the province to review candidate profiles and select those who may qualify for key streams. It is a points-based system designed to reflect real labour market needs and regional priorities.

Here is a simple overview:

Step	What Happens
Candidate submits an EOI profile	Added to the pool
OINP identifies strong candidates	Invitation sent through the portal
Applicant applies under the identified stream	Must qualify under that stream
Application deadlines	Vary by stream, each with strict timelines

Ontario does not give advance notice before issuing invitations. This keeps the system fair and focused on real-time needs. 

Ontario PNP Latest Invitations Signal A Strong Future For Skilled Talent In Ontario

The OINP latest invitations paint a clear picture. Ontario is selecting candidates who can support economic growth, fill regional shortages and contribute quickly to local communities. With targeted draws, regional pathways and employer-driven selections, the province remains one of the strongest routes to permanent residency in Canada. For expert guidance, support and real-time updates on OINP and other Canadian immigration pathways, follow ImmigCanada.