1. Enhance Language Proficiency

Improving your scores in English (IELTS or CELPIP) or French (TEF) can significantly boost your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. Even a slight increase can make a difference. Consider enrolling in preparation courses, practising regularly, and retaking tests if necessary. Additionally, you may want to consider writing both TEF and IELTS to increase your score in the pool.

2. Gain Additional Work Experience

Continuing to work in your field adds valuable experience, especially if it's in a high-demand occupation in Canada. This not only enhances your CRS score but also strengthens your professional profile.

3. Pursue Further Education

Higher educational qualifications can lead to a higher CRS score. Consider pursuing advanced degrees or certifications relevant to your field. Ensure your credentials are assessed by recognized organizations like WES for Canadian equivalency.

4. Explore Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)

Applying to PNPs can add 600 points to your CRS score. Research provinces that align with your skills and experience, and consider submitting applications to increase your chances.

5. Keep Your Profile Updated

Update your Express Entry profile regularly with any new information, such as changes in work experience, education, or language proficiency. Accurate and current information ensures your profile reflects your best qualifications.

6. Organize Essential Documents

Gather and prepare all necessary documents, including passports, language test results, police clearance certificate, educational credentials, work experience letters, and proof of funds. Having these ready will streamline the application process once you receive an ITA. 

7. Stay Informed on Immigration Policies

Immigration policies can change, affecting CRS score thresholds and eligibility criteria. Recently, IRCC held its first Education category-based draw. Regularly check official government websites and trusted immigration news sources to stay updated, as this may help you better position yourself in the pool.

8. Network and Prepare for the Canadian Job Market

Engage with professional networks, attend industry events, and connect with Canadian professionals in your field. This can provide insights into the job market and potentially lead to job opportunities.

9. Plan Your Settlement in Canada

Research potential cities or provinces where you'd like to settle. Consider factors like job opportunities, cost of living, and community support to make informed decisions about your future in Canada.

 

Source: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/check-score/crs-criteria.html

Note: None of the above statements are legal advice and are not meant to be the same for everyone. You must check the latest policy from the IRCC website before applying. Although everything is clearly stated on the official website, you may want to seek legal advice if you have any questions or concerns.

Meet Tomi Orojinmi – Your Trusted Immigration Consultant

Tomi Orojinmi is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB) and the Lead Consultant at Purple Quartz Immigration Services. With extensive experience in immigration consulting, she also serves as an International Student Recruitment Advisor at one of Canada’s top 15 universities.

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