What is the Canada express entry process step-by-step?

You will be made aware of all you must do and comprehend in order to submit an Express Entry application for permanent residency.

Step 1: Finding your NOC (National Occupational Classification)

To be eligible, you must first confirm that your job experience qualifies for Express Entry according to the NOC system.

Step 2: Obtaining an evaluation of your educational credentials (ECA)

You must have your non-Canadian educational credentials evaluated by one of the assessing bodies recognised by the IRCC.

Step 3: Passing your language tests in English and/or French

To be eligible for any of the three Express Entry programmes, you must pass the English and/or French test and receive a minimum number of points.

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Step 4: Verify your Express Entry eligibility

Each of the three economic immigration programmes has conditions for eligibility under Express Entry. Verify that you are qualified for at least one of the three programmes.

Learn about the eligibility requirements for each programme as well as the specifics of any additional needs, such as financial documentation. This step is essential because if you are ineligible, you will not be allowed to enter the applicant pool.

Step 5: Your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score calculation

The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score calculation is the next thing you must comprehend. You are ranked according to this score in the Express Entry pool.

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Learn how to calculate your CRS score using our comprehensive tables. To determine your precise CRS score, you will need to have the results of your language test(s) and ECA. To get a rough idea of your CRS score, you can estimate your language ability and ECA outcomes.

The sixth step is joining the Express Entry Pool.

You must first verify your eligibility using the Come to Canada Tool before creating your Express Entry profile in order to be considered for the applicant pool after passing your language exam(s) and obtaining your ECA (if your credential is not Canadian).

Step 7: Getting an Application Invitation (ITA)

You will receive an Invitation to apply if you have enough CRS points (ITA). You have 60 days to complete any more paperwork and submit any required documentation.

Find out what an ITA is, how to get one, how it appears, and lastly, how you might reply to the invitation.

Step 8: Your document checklist: Advice and Tips

You must attach the necessary supporting documentation as soon as you receive your Invitation to Apply (ITA). Plan ahead and make sure you have all you need to gather them without any trouble.

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Examine the specifics of each necessary document you must submit, including who is required to upload it: you, your spouse/partner, or your dependent children. Find out the electronic format and how the documents must be organized each document must be in.

Step 9: A receipt acknowledgement of a passport request

After submitting your documents, educate yourself on the application approval process and the various updates so you can keep track of where your application is in the process.

Learn the costs associated with submitting your application, how to read the status update table in your Express Entry profile and the procedures involved in processing your application.

Step 10: Get ready to land in Canada

Before you arrive, visit our to discover everything there is to know about Canada, its largest cities, it’s healthcare and educational systems, a checklist for the big moving day, how to bring your pet, etc.

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