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Ontario PNP Issues 1,666 Invitations in Latest Draw: A Pathway to Permanent Residency for Skilled Workers and Graduates

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On July 9, 2024, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) issued 1,666 invitations to apply for permanent residence. This draw included candidates from various streams, demonstrating Ontario’s continued efforts to attract skilled workers and international talent to the province. 

Details of the Draw 

Number of Invitations: 

  • A total of 1,666 invitations were issued during this round. 

Targeted Streams: 

  • The invitations were distributed across several streams, including the Employer Job Offer streams and the Masters and PhD Graduate streams. 

Selection Criteria: 

  • The selection criteria for this draw included factors such as job offers in specific occupations, scores on the Expression of Interest (EOI) system, and other eligibility requirements depending on the stream. 

Breakdown of the Streams 

Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker Stream: 

  • This stream targets foreign workers with a valid job offer from an Ontario employer. Candidates in skilled trade occupations and those with job offers in healthcare and tech were prioritized. 

Masters and PhD Graduate Streams: 

  • These streams are designed for international graduates from Ontario’s universities who have completed a Master’s or PhD degree. A job offer is not required for these streams, making them attractive for recent graduates looking to establish their careers in Ontario. 

Score Requirements: 

  • Minimum score requirements varied across different streams, ensuring that the most qualified candidates were selected based on their EOI profiles. 

Impact of the Draw 

This draw is part of Ontario’s broader strategy to address labor market needs by attracting skilled immigrants. The OINP aims to retain international talent and skilled workers who can contribute to the province’s economy and communities. 

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