Recently, the Canadian Federal Immigration Department released its year-end report on the Express Entry immigration program. Last year, the immigration department received a total of 191,300 applications, of which 31,000 individuals were invited to obtain permanent resident status. Among these successful applicants, 16% came from the culinary and food service industry, making them the most easily immigrated professionals.
Last year, the Canadian Immigration Bureau conducted a total of 23 rounds of draws, with the score invitation line ranging from 450 to 886 points. As of January this year, there are a total of 60,042 applications under review, of which 22.5% of applicants scored between 400 and 449, and 36.4% scored between 350 and 399. Over 78% of successful applicants were already residing in Canada at the time of application, indicating that applicants within Canada have a higher chance of receiving immigration invitations.
The annual report also revealed the top 10 most popular professions under the Express Entry immigration program. Among them, the most easily immigrated professions come from the culinary and food service industry, with the following statistics:
8%——2,256 Food Service Supervisors
8%——2,295 Chefs
4%——1,255 Information Systems Analysts
3%——940 Software Engineers
3%——935 Computer Programmers and Interactive Media Developers
3%——745 University Professors and Lecturers
2%——669 Retail Sales Supervisors
2%——550 Graphic Designers and Illustrators
2%——494 Auditors and Accountants
2%——446 Financial Investment Analysts
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