254 immigration Applicants got invited under PNP draw by PEI

On November 19, Prince Edward Island (PEI) held a draw & 254 invitations were issued to Express Entry, Labour Impact, and Business Impact immigration candidates by Prince Edward Island (PEI).

From a total of 254 invitations, 221 went to Express Entry & Labour Impact applicant, as long as they had a minimum point threshold of 92.Till date they haven’t provided a breakdown of how many invitations were issued in each of these categories.

PEI PNP specifically notified that applicants who received invithttps://www.canadavisa.com/pei-pnp-express-entry.htmles recently must be working & living in the province & they must have filed Expression of Interest  (EOI) profiles.

An enhanced PNP category of Express Entry is known as PEI PNP that works under the Canadian government’s Express Entry system.

For foreign applicants who carry a valid job offer in PEI with a support from their employer is named as the Labour Impact category. It is divided into three streams: Skilled Worker, Critical Worker,  and International Graduate.

The minimum EOI score requirement for the 33 candidates who were invited through the Business Impact Category is 92. For the international applicants who wish to own and operate a business in PEI need to apply under the work permit stream of the Business Impact Category.

Applicants receiving such Notification of Interest (NOI) from the province have 45 days in total to submit their application for the provincial nomination. 600 additional CRS points will get added to their overall score which will make sure that they receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence in a subsequent Express Entry draw.

Canada’s Immigration application management system for three federal economic-class immigration programs: Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, and Canadian Experience Class is known as Express Entry. Human Capital Priority stream of Ontario keeps a record of applicants from the Federal Skilled Worker Program and the Canadian Experience Class.

Express Entry applicants get ranked according to their CRS scores which are calculated from their education, work experience, age, and language proficiency in English or French.