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Ontario Provincial immigration results July 6 to 12 Canada | Canada Immigration Explore

In this video, I would like to talk about Ontario Provincial Immigration Results (July 6-12).Two provinces have invited candidates in the latest round of Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draws.

All Canadian provinces and territories (except Nunavut and Quebec) have PNPs to allow provincial governments to select immigration candidates who can successfully integrate into the local economy and fill gaps in the labor force.

When a province nominates a candidate, their application for permanent resident status to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) becomes much stronger. However, not all PNPs operate in the same way. For example, Alberta recently developed new guidelines for the Alberta Opportunity Stream, the Rural Renewal Stream, and the Accelerated Tech Pathway. The province sets deadlines to accept a specific number of applications each month to allow for more efficient processing.

The latest results show that as of July 9, application targets have been met for the Rural Renewal Stream (160 applications) and the Tourism and Hospitality Stream (143 applications).

As of July 11, the province also hit its application target for the Alberta Opportunity Stream (444 applications).

On July 9, Ontario issued 1,556 invitations to candidates in the Masters Graduate Stream of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). Candidates needed a minimum score of 54. It was a general draw, meaning all occupations were considered.

The same day, the province also invited 110 candidates from the PhD Graduate Stream with a minimum score of 50. It was also a general draw.

Another OINP draw took place on July 11, inviting 1,277 candidates in the Express Entry: Skilled Trades Stream. All candidates had a minimum score in the range of 408-435. This draw targeted candidates in specific skilled trades occupations.

When an Express Entry candidate is nominated by a province, they receive an additional 600 points in the federal Comprehensive Ranking System, virtually guaranteeing an Invitation to Apply from IRCC in an upcoming Express Entry draw.

Also, In this video, I would like to cover following topic:
Skilled trades immigration Ontario
Comprehensive Ranking System points
Canada PR application process

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