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July 24 Express Entry draw #122

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The July 24 Express Entry draw #122 resulted in 3,600 invitations to candidates with Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores of 459 or higher, to apply for Canadian permanent residence. This matched the number of invitations issued in the July 10th draw (the most invitations issued in a single draw since January 23). The cut-off score of 459 is a decrease of one point from the 460 cut-off for the July 10th draw.

The Express Entry system allows Canada to actively recruit, assess and select skilled immigrants under the following federal economic immigration programs: the Federal Skilled Worker Class; the Federal Skilled Trades Class; and the Canadian Experience Class.

Eligible candidates under these categories are entered into the Express Entry pool, where they are ranked based on their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores. A job offer is not required in order to be eligible for placement in the Express Entry pool.

You may pre-qualify for a Canada immigration program.

A candidate’s CRS score is based on factors such as age, education, skilled work experience and proficiency in English or French. The cut-off score in the latest draw was 462, three points lower than the previous draw held June 12 and marking the second consecutive cut-off score decrease since May 29, when it reached 470. The highest-ranked candidates are issued invitations to apply for Canadian permanent residence, known as ITAs, through regular draws from the pool, which typically happen every two weeks.

A job offer is not required in order to be eligible for placement in the Express Entry pool. Find out if you are eligible to enter the Express Entry pool.

Rounds of invitations

IRCC ranks candidates in the pool using a points-based system called the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). We select the highest-ranking candidates from the pool and invite them to apply for permanent residence.

Each invitation round has a set of instructions that are:

posted online at the time of the invitation round
used by the Express Entry system to invite candidates from the pool

The instructions include:

the date and time of the invitation round
the number of candidates that will get an invitation to apply
which immigration program(s) are included in the round (some invitation rounds may only invite candidates for 1 program, for example only from Federal Skilled Trades)

Check your score and then use this information to see how likely you are to get an invitation in the next round.

Express Entry reports

IRCC has also updated the table that shows how much money you need to settle in Canada. You may need to update your settlement fund numbers in your Express Entry profile. Making updates to your profile doesn’t change the date and time that we received it, so you’ll keep your rank if you’re in a tie-breaker situation.

Results: Rounds of invitations

Ministerial Instructions respecting invitations to apply for permanent residence under the Express Entry system – July 24, 2019

No program specified

See full text of Ministerial Instruction

Number of invitations issued: 3,600^*

Rank required to be invited to apply: 3,600^th or above

Date and time of round: July 24, 2019 at 12:55:38 UTC

CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 459

Tie-breaking rule: May 25, 2019 at 14:40:52 UTC

If more than one candidate has the lowest score, the cut-off is based on the date and time they submitted their Express Entry profiles.

See results from previous rounds

CRS score distribution of candidates in the Express Entry pool as of July 19, 2019

CRS score range	Number of candidates
601-1,200	262
451-600	6,193
401-450	38,013
441-450	7,571
431-440	9,781
421-430	6,366
411-420	6,834
401-410	7,461
351-400	42,000
391-400	7,507
381-390	8,950
371-380	8,617
361-370	8,742
351-360	8,184
301-350	24,245
0-300	3,577
Total	114,290

The numbers in this table reflect the total number of people in the pool overall, a few days before an invitation round. The score distribution may change as people submit new profiles and other profiles expire.

The table numbers in italics are a detailed breakdown of the bold number immediately above.