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LATEST CANADA EXPRESS ENTRY DRAW - OCTOBER 10, 2024 #318 | 444 CRS CUT-OFF | 1,000

Latest Canada Express Entry Draw - October 10, 2024 #318 | 444 CRS Cut-Off | 1,000

Express Entry Draw in Canada 2024

Express Entry is an online application portal managed by the IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada). It manages and processes the application received through various Canada immigration programs for skilled workers. The Government provides and offers invitations for the people who want to settle down in Canada. Here are the recent Canada Express Entry draw details

    The details of the latest 2024 Canada Express Entry draw:
  • Draw number: 318
  • Draw date: October 10, 2024,
  • Immigration program: French language proficiency
  • CRS score cut-off: 444
  • Number of invitations for candidates: 1,000

The Express Entry Program in Canada is the most popular route for immigration. Read along for a detailed analysis of the latest Express Entry draw.

ROUND NO DRAW DATEY PROGRAM NO. OF INVITATIONS ISSUED CRS CUT OFF

318

October 10, 2024

French language proficiency

1,000

444

317

October 9, 2024

Canadian Experience Class/p>

500

539

316

October 7, 2024

Provincial Nominee Program

1,613

743

315

September 19, 2024

Canadian Experience Class

4,000

509

314

September 13, 2024

French language proficiency

1,000

446

313

September 9, 2024

Provincial Nominee Program

911

732

312

August 27, 2024

Canadian Experience Class

3,300

507

311

August 26, 2024

Provincial Nominee Program

1,121

694

310

August 15, 2024

French language proficiency

2000

394

309

August 14, 2024

Canadian Experience Class

3200

509

308

August 13, 2024

Provincial Nominee Program

763

690

307

July 31, 2024

Canadian Experience Class

5000

510

306

July 30, 2024

Provincial Nominee Program

964

686

305

July 18, 2024

French language proficiency

1800

400

304

July 17, 2024

Canadian Experience Class

6300

515

303

July 16, 2024

Provincial nominees only

1391

670

302

July 8, 2024

French proficiency

3200

420

301

July 5, 2024

Healthcare occupations

3750

445

300

July 4, 2024

Trade occupations

1800

436

299

July 2, 2024

Provincial Nominee Program

920

739

298

June 19, 2024

Provincial nominees only

1499

663

297

May 31, 2024

Canadian Experience Class only

3000

522

296

May 30, 2024

Provincial nominees only

2985

676

295

April 24, 2024

French language proficiency only

1400

410

294

April 23, 2024

General

2095

529

293

April 11, 2024

STEM Occupations Only

4500

491

292

April 10, 2024

General

1280

549

291

March 26, 2024

French language proficiency only

1500

338

290

March 25, 2024

General

1980

524

289

March 13, 2024

Transport occupations (2024-1)

975

430

288

March 12, 2024

General

2850

525

287

February 29, 2024

French language proficiency (2024-1)

2500

336

286

February 28, 2024

General

1470

534

285

February 16, 2024

Agriculture and agri-food occupations (2023-1)

150

437

284

February 14, 2024

Healthcare occupations (2023-1)

3500

422

283

February 13, 2024

General

1490

535

282

February 1, 2024

French language proficiency (2023-1)

7,000

365

281

January 31, 2024

General

730

541

280

January 23, 2024

General

1040

543

279

January 10, 2024

General

1,510

546

278

December 21, 2023

Agriculture and Agri-Food occupations only

400

386

277

December 20, 2023

Transport occupation

670

435

276

December 19, 2023

Trade Occupations

1000

425

275

December 18, 2023

General

1325

542

274

December 8, 2023

STEM Occupation

5900

481

273

December 7, 2023

French language proficiency only

1000

470

272

December 6, 2023

No Programs Specified

4750

561

271

October 26, 2023

Healthcare occupations only

3600

431

270

October 25, 2023

French language proficiency only

300

486

269

October 24, 2023

Provincial nominees only

1,548

776

268

October 10, 2023

No Programs Specified

3725

500

267

September 20, 2023

No Programs Specified

1000

435

266

September 19, 2023

Trades occupations only

3200

531

265

September 12, 2023

Provincial Nominee Program

183

88 & 60(PNP)

264

August 30, 2023

No program specified

772

44

263

August 16, 2023

SINP

642

60(SINP)

262

August 15, 2023

No program specified

4300

496

261

August 3, 2023

Trades occupations only

1500

388

260

August 2, 2023

French language proficiency only

800

435

259

August 1, 2023

No program specified

2000

517

258

July 12, 2023

No program specified

3800

375

257

July 11, 2023

No program specified

800

505

256

July 7, 2023

No program specified

2300

439

255

July 6, 2023

Healthcare occupations only

1500

463

254

July 5, 2023

STEM occupations only

500

486

253

July 4, 2023

No program specified

700

511

252

June 28, 2023

No program specified

500

476

251

June 27, 2023

No program specified

4300

486

250

June 8, 2023

No program specified

4800

486

249

May 24, 2023

No program specified

4800

488

248

May 10, 2023

Provincial nominees only

589

691

247

April 26, 2023

No program specified

3500

483

246

April 12, 2023

No program specified

3500

486

245

March 29, 2023

No program specified

7000

481

244

March 23, 2023

No program specified

7000

484

243

March 15, 2023

No program specified

7000

490

242

March 1, 2023

Provincial Nominee Program

667

748

241

February 15, 2023

Provincial Nominee Program

699

791

240

February 2, 2023

Federal Skilled Worker

3300

489

239

February 1, 2023

Provincial Nominee Program

893

733

238

January 18, 2023

No program specified

5500

490

237

January 11, 2023

No program specified

5500

507

236

November 23, 2022

No program specified

4750

491

Express Entry draw history: Number of ITAs issued and CRS score cut offs

The CRS score is also termed as the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). It is the method through which Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) evaluates and assesses the points for every Express Entry Profile. The minimum CRS score changes from draw to draw.

Provincial Nominee Program Express Entry draw history: CRS score cut offs and trend chart

The average minimum CRS score for the PNP from the last 5 draws is 764.

The chart below demonstrates the 5 draw moving average CRS score.

Express Entry draws CRS cut off trend: Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

CRS score

Chart 4: The Express Entry Draw Chart for PNP demonstrates the non-program specific draws showing the CRS cut off score for each draw and the rolling 5 draw average CRS cut off.

You can also visualise the number of invitations issued to apply for Canada immigration and can see the full details of the draws together. 

Federal Skilled Trades Draw History: CRS Score Cut Offs and Trend Chart

The average minimum CRS score from the last 4 draws for Federal Skilled Trades is 347.

(Read More: How to immigrate to Canada as a Skilled Trades Person?)

The chart below demonstrates the 4 draw moving average CRS score.

Express Entry draws CRS cut off trend: Federal Skilled Trades (FST) draws

CRS score cut-off for FST from 2017

Chart 3: The Express Entry Draw Chart for FST demonstrates the non-program specific draws showing the CRS cut off score for each draw and the rolling 4 draw average CRS cut off.

You can also visualise the number of invitations issued to apply and can see the full details of the draws together. The skilled workers can apply for Canada PR through this program.

Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draw history: CRS score cut offs and trend chart

The chart below demonstrates the 5 draw moving average CRS score. It specially depicts CEC draws.

Express Entry draw history: Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draws

CRS score

Chart 2: The Express Entry Draw Chart for CEC demonstrates the non-program specific draws showing the CRS cut off score for each draw and the rolling 5 draw average CRS cut off.

You can also visualise the number of invitations issued to apply and can see the full details of the draws together. 

Express Entry Draw History: FSW & non-program-specific draws

CRS Score from the beginning of the year 2016

Chart 1: The Chart demonstrates the non-program specific draws showing the CRS cut off score for each draw and the rolling 5 draw average CRS cut off.

You can also visualise the number of invitations issued to apply and can see the full details of the draws together.

(Read More: How to apply for Federal Skilled Worker Program?)

Complete Express Entry draw history charts

Check out the information below for the number of ITA’s issued and the CRS score cut-off for every draw from 2015.

Federal Skilled Workers program didn’t target a specific immigration program and it has targeted only FSW candidates.

Provincial Nominee Program draws targeted specific programs like Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Federal Skilled Trades (FST) and Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

(Read More: Which Program is better for Canada immigration?)

FSW candidates are normally drawn in “all-programs” draws that don’t specifically target a particular Express Entry stream.

Below are the given charts for the program specific draws: CEC, PNP and FST draw.

Express Entry Draw History

2022 and 2023 Express Entry draws

The express entry draws in 2022 were only Provincial Nominee Program draws up till July 6, 2022.

The draws have switched to “all-program” draws throughout 2022 and for the first two draws of 2023.

The 3rd, 4th and 6th draws of 2023 were Canada PNP (Provincial Nominee Program) draws and the 4th draw was a Federal Skilled Worker draw. The most recent draws have been “all-program” draws.

Check out the information below for the number of ITA’s issued and the CRS score cut-off for every draw from 2015

Analysis of the latest Express Entry draw

The IRCC has planned to issue 7000 ITAs in a row for the third time. It is a joint programme with the previous draws held on March 15th and March 23rd 2023.

The latest Express entry Draw is the fifth “all-programs” draw of 2023. “All-programs” refers to the candidates applying through any of the various Canada immigration programs.

The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score cut-off plays a key role in deciding the candidate’s performance. This “all-programs” draw has reduced the CRS score by 3 points since the last draw. The CRS score has decreased by 76 points since “all-programs” draws resumed in July 2022.

We have provided the full history of the draw in the form of charts. Check out the below information to know more.

FSW and CEC draws resume

Canada started conducting Express Entry FSW draws and CEC draws on July 6, 2022, after taking a pause of 19 months

The Express Entry draws were held on July 6, July 20, August 3, August 17, August 31, September 14, September 28, October 12, October 26, November 9, November 23, 2022, January 11, and January 18, 2023. These were “all-programs” draws which means everyone in the Express Entry Pool were eligible to receive an ITA for Canada PR.

Candidates applying through any immigration program like Federal Skilled Workers (FSW), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Canada Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and Federal Skilled Trades (FST) were eligible.

(Read More: How to migrate to Canada as a skilled worker?)

The last Federal Skilled Workers Express Entry Draw was conducted on December 23rd, 2020.

The last CEC draw was conducted on September 14th, 2021.

CRS score distribution of candidates

According to the statistics of March 2023, the CRS scores of candidates in the Express Entry pool is distributed as:

CRS score range Number of candidates

601-1200

261

501-600

468

451-500

58,698

491-500

374

481-490

6,859

471-480

21,051

461-470

16,996

451-460

13,418

401-450

61,381

441-450

12,752

431-440

13,291

421-430

10,709

411-420

11,917

401-410

12,712

351-400

71,304

301-350

37,124

0-300

5,711

Total

234,947

(Read More: What is the new language test for Canada Immigration?)

  • What happens if several candidates have the cut-off for CRS score?

  • The person who has submitted their Express Entry profile will get the first invitation to apply if they meet the CRS cut-off score.

  • How many invitations are given to people to apply in each Express Entry draw?

  • The average number of invitations to apply in each ‘’all-programs’’ draw was 3,582 since 2017. From 2017, the numbers started to be high consistently.

    But when we look at recent statistics, the number of invitations to apply was 3,846 from 2020 to 2022. Also, remember that there were no ‘’all-programs’’ in 2021 due to the pandemic.

  • When will the IRCC conduct the next Express Entry draw?

There is no fixed or definite schedule for the Express Entry draw. But IRCC says that draws will be held about every 2 weeks. Every Express Entry Draw in 2022 was scheduled on a Wednesday.

We hope that you found this article helpful. If you are applying for any of the above programs, approach a consultancy nearby for expert guidance on Canada Immigration.

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