Canada PR Process

Step 1: Assessment of Education Credentials It is advised to complete an ECA, or Education Credential Assessment, if the applicant has pursued their education outside of Canada. Their CRS scores would increase by 150 points if they completed the same. Step 2: Crack the language exam The main requirement for Express Entry is this. The candidate must take the IELTS exam to demonstrate his or her proficiency in effective communication. The applicant can also take the TEF to further raise their ranking in French. Step 3: Establishing an Express Entry Profile To start the procedure, the alleged candidate must build their own express entry profile for themselves on the IRCC portal. Step 4: PNP application (optional) The Provincial Nomination Program is an option for applicants because it can help them stand out by 600 points and has a significant impact on CRS Scores. Canada’s numerous provinces each have their own unique provincial programs, which are periodically updated and changed. Step 5: Express Entry Draw Following the alignment of the CRS scores and the applicant’s passing the cut-off range, each application is given a specific rank through an Express Entry pool draw that is conducted on a regular basis. The candidates who pass are then given an ITA. Step 6: Submit an ITA The Invitation to Apply must be completed once the candidate has been accepted and chosen in the Express Entry Pool Draw. Within 90 days after the date on which it was received, the ITA must b