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Latest Express Entry Draw Invites 228 For Permanent Residency


Last Updated On 15 September 2025, 5:33 PM EDT (Toronto Time)

On September 15, 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) released the details of its most recent Express Entry draw.

This Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)-specific round extended 228 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to eligible candidates with a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 746 or above.

If your ranking in the Express Entry pool places you at 228 or better, this could mark the start of your Canadian journey.

Unpacking the Latest Express Entry Draw Details

On September 15, 2025, this draw adheres to the tie-breaking protocol from March 31, 2025.

  • Program: Provincial Nominee Program
  • Date and time: September 15, 2025
  • CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 746
  • Number of invitations issued: 228
  • Rank needed: 228 or above
  • Tie-breaking rule: March 31, 2025 at 13:39:06 UTC

Should candidates tie at the 746 CRS threshold, selections prioritize those with the earliest submission timestamps using the tie-breaking rule for their Express Entry profiles.

Unlike broader CEC draws that might distribute thousands of invitations, this PNP-focused event highlights precision in nominating aligned professionals.

Eligibility was restricted to those with active provincial nominations, emphasizing the need to obtain one beforehand.

A PNP nomination dramatically elevates scores by 600 points, rendering it an efficient route for those with moderate baselines.

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Latest CRS Score Distribution In The Pool

Below is the state of the Express Entry pool as of September 14, 2025 just a day before the draw is held.

CRS score rangeNumber of candidates
601-1200220
501-60024,870
451-50071,427
491-50012,341
481-49012,555
471-48015,569
461-47016,158
451-46014,804
401-45074,178
441-45014,719
431-44016,312
421-43014,822
411-42014,714
401-41013,611
351-40052,883
301-35019,978
0-3008,074
Total251,630

Why the Provincial Nominee Program Matters

The Provincial Nomination Program (PNP) is a cornerstone of Canada’s immigration strategy, allowing provinces and territories to nominate candidates who meet specific regional labour market needs.

A PNP nomination boosts a candidate’s CRS score by 600 points, significantly increasing their chances of receiving an ITA.

This draw’s high CRS cut-off of 746 reflects the value of this nomination, as even with the 600-point boost, candidates needed a base CRS score of at least 146 to qualify.

Recent trends show IRCC alternating between PNP-specific draws and other program-specific or category-based rounds, such as those for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) or Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP).

We are hoping to see more rounds of invitations this week tomorrow or Wednesday/Thursday.

Your Canadian Dream Awaits with the Latest PNP Draw

The September 15, 2025 Express Entry draw, issuing 228 Invitations to Apply at a CRS cutoff of 746, highlights the Provincial Nominee Program’s critical role in Canada’s welcoming immigration system.

With a provincial nomination unlocking a 600-point CRS boost, this draw opens doors for skilled professionals ready to contribute to Canada’s diverse economy.

As Canada targets over 395,000 newcomers annually, now is the time to act—update your Express Entry profile, pursue a nomination, and position yourself for the next round.

Your path to permanent residency, a vibrant career, and a new life in Canada is within reach—seize this opportunity today!

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