Latest Canada Express Entry draw 275 invited 1,325 candidates

On December 18, 2023, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued 1,325 Invitations to Apply (ITA) to candidates under the Express Entry draw 275. In this draw, IRCC invited candidates under all immigration programs. In the latest round of invitations, the cut-off score was 542 points, 19 points fewer than in the previous all-program draw.

The tie-breaking rule for this round was November 6, 2023, at 14:40:23 UTC.

As of December 17, 2023, are 208,638 profiles registered in the Express Entry pool. In 2023, Canada issued 108,196 ITAs through the Express Entry draws.

Canada Express Entry Draws in December 2023

As of December 18, 2023, Canada Express Entry draws will be held. The total number of EE draws held in December is shown in the table below:

Date	Draw	Draw Type	ITAs	CRS Score
275	December 18, 2023	All-Program Draw	1325	542
274	December 08, 2023	STEM occupations	5900	481
273	December 07, 2023	French Language proficiency	1000	470
272	December 06, 2023	All-program Draw	4750	561

This year, Canada has held the following Express entry draws:

There are 19 all-program draws.
There are five PNP draws.
Five draws are aimed specifically at French speakers.
Three draws are aimed specifically at healthcare occupations.
One draw is aimed specifically at STEM occupations.
One draw is aimed at skilled tradespeople.
One draw was specifically for Federal Skilled Worker candidates.
One draw focuses on transportation jobs.
One draw was aimed specifically at agriculture and agri-food occupations.

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