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Immigration data

Every number on this site in one place — draws, programs and processing times — with the date each dataset was last updated.

Draws data fetched 2026-10-23; processing snapshot 2026-10-23. Sources: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Open Government Licence — Canada. Always verify at canada.ca.

451 Express Entry rounds

2015–2026, 14 categories. Latest: round #450 · CRS 435 · 2026-10-16.

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106 immigration programs

16 federal · 76 provincial · 14 Quebec. 55 open · 19 invitation-only · 26 closed · 6 paused.

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Processing times

13 program estimates plus visitor, study and work permit times for 635 country pages.

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14 guides · 12 newcomer sections

Step-by-step guides for every route, and practical help for life after arrival.

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Express Entry draws

All 451 rounds from 2015 to 2026, with the cut-off CRS, invitations issued and tie-breaking rule for every round — plus year and category archives and a chart of cut-off history.

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Immigration programs

106 federal, provincial and Quebec programs, each with its status (55 open, 19 invitation-only, 26 closed, 6 paused), criteria and official source. Not sure where you fit? The matcher compares your profile against all of them.

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Processing times

Official IRCC estimates for 13 programs, and visitor (211 countries), study (212) and work (212) permit times by country — with history where available.

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Tools built on this data

CRS calculator and score-improvement levers, six provincial calculators, IELTS-to-CLB and FSW 67-point tools, the NOC finder and client-side PDF tools — all running on the same datasets above.

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General information only — not legal advice. Program statuses and processing times change; the dates above show when each dataset was last refreshed here.

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