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Canada Express Entry Draws in 2025: A Detailed Summary
Canada Express Entry Draws in 2025: A Detailed Summary
Below is a detailed breakdown of the Express Entry draws held so far in 2025:
Date | Draw Type | Number of ITAs Issued | Cut-off CRS Score |
|---|---|---|---|
March 6 | French Language Proficiency | 4,500 | 410 |
March 3 | Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) | 725 | 667 |
February 19 | French Language Proficiency | 6,500 | 428 |
February 17 | Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) | 646 | 750 |
February 5 | Canadian Experience Class (CEC) | 4,000 | 521 |
February 4 | Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) | 455 | 802 |
January 23 | Canadian Experience Class (CEC) | 4,000 | 527 |
January 8 | Canadian Experience Class (CEC) | 1,350 | 542 |
January 7 | Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) | 471 | 793 |
Key Highlights from the 2025 Express Entry Draws:
Lowest CRS Score in Recent Months: The March 6 draw for French-speaking candidates saw a CRS cut-off of 410, the lowest since August 2024, and invited 4,500 candidates.
Strong Focus on Francophone Immigration: Canada has prioritized French-speaking candidates,with two large draws (Feb 19 and Mar 6) issuing a total of 11,000 ITAs to support bilingualism outside Quebec.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Draws Continue: Several draws have been conducted under the PNP category, with CRS scores ranging from 667 to 802, reflecting the advantage of securing a provincial nomination.
Canadian Experience Class (CEC) Draws:The CEC draws in January and February targeted candidates with Canadian work experience, with CRS cut-offs between 521 and 542.
These draws indicate Canada's focus on welcoming skilled immigrants in alignment with labor market needs and regional immigration goals.More draws are expected in the coming months,with continued emphasis on French speakers, provincial nominees, and experienced workers in Canada.
