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Canadian Experience Class Express Entry draws: latest CRS cut-off scores

Every Canadian Experience Class round of invitations under Express Entry, with the lowest CRS score invited and the number of invitations each time. Data comes from IRCC.

Latest round #449 on October 15, 2026 Source: IRCC
Latest CRS cut-off
519

Canadian Experience Class, Oct 15, 2026

Invitations in latest round
2,500
Lowest cut-off, last 12 months
507

Average 517 over 23 rounds

Invitations in 2026
57,750

CRS cut-off score by round

Lowest score invited in each Canadian Experience Class round.

Invitations by round

Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, Open Government Licence – Canada. Updated automatically when IRCC publishes a round.

All Canadian Experience Class rounds

71 rounds since February 2015
RoundDateType of roundInvitationsCRS cut-off
#449 Canadian Experience Class 2,500 519
#446 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 518
#443 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 519
#439 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 521
#436 Canadian Experience Class 1,000 523
#432 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 516
#428 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 516
#424 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 517
#420 Canadian Experience Class 4,000 516
#417 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 518
#413 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 514
#410 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 515
#407 Canadian Experience Class 2,250 509
#404 Canadian Experience Class 4,000 507
#400 Canadian Experience Class 4,000 508
#396 Canadian Experience Class 6,000 508
#392 Canadian Experience Class 6,000 509
#390 Canadian Experience Class 8,000 511
#387 Canadian Experience Class 5,000 515
#384 Canadian Experience Class 6,000 520
#381 Canadian Experience Class 1,000 531
#378 Canadian Experience Class 1,000 533
#375 Canadian Experience Class 1,000 533
#370 Canadian Experience Class 1,000 534
#364 Canadian Experience Class 1,000 534
#359 Canadian Experience Class 1,000 534
#355 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 518
#353 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 521
#351 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 529
#347 Canadian Experience Class 500 547
#335 Canadian Experience Class 4,000 521
#333 Canadian Experience Class 4,000 527
#332 Canadian Experience Class 1,350 542
#326 Canadian Experience Class 400 539
#323 Canadian Experience Class 400 547
#320 Canadian Experience Class 400 539
#317 Canadian Experience Class 500 539
#315 Canadian Experience Class 4,000 509
#312 Canadian Experience Class 3,300 507
#309 Canadian Experience Class 3,200 509
#307 Canadian Experience Class 5,000 510
#304 Canadian Experience Class 6,300 515
#297 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 522
#204 Canadian Experience Class 2,000 462
#202 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 403
#200 Canadian Experience Class 3,000 404
#198 Canadian Experience Class 4,500 357
#196 Canadian Experience Class 4,500 369
#194 Canadian Experience Class 6,000 357
#192 Canadian Experience Class 6,000 368
#190 Canadian Experience Class 5,956 380
#188 Canadian Experience Class 1,842 397
#187 Canadian Experience Class 4,147 401
#185 Canadian Experience Class 6,000 400
#183 Canadian Experience Class 6,000 417
#181 Canadian Experience Class 5,000 432
#179 Canadian Experience Class 5,000 449
#176 Canadian Experience Class 27,332 75
#174 Canadian Experience Class 4,626 454
#172 Canadian Experience Class 4,750 461
#161 Canadian Experience Class 3,300 454
#157 Canadian Experience Class 3,343 445
#154 Canadian Experience Class 3,508 431
#152 Canadian Experience Class 3,559 437
#150 Canadian Experience Class 3,515 440
#148 Canadian Experience Class 3,371 447
#146 Canadian Experience Class 3,311 452
#144 Canadian Experience Class 3,782 455
#142 Canadian Experience Class 3,294 464
#140 Canadian Experience Class 3,232 467
#3 Canadian Experience Class 849 808

Express Entry questions

What is an Express Entry draw?

A draw (a "round of invitations") is when IRCC invites candidates in the Express Entry pool to apply for permanent residence. Everyone with a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score at or above the cut-off for that round, and who meets the round's criteria, receives an invitation to apply.

What is the CRS cut-off score?

It is the lowest CRS score that received an invitation in a round. When several candidates have the cut-off score, IRCC uses the tie-breaking rule: those who entered the pool first are invited first.

What are category-based draws?

Since 2023 IRCC also holds draws for candidates with strong French, or with work experience in occupations such as healthcare, trades, STEM, transport, agriculture and education. These rounds often have lower cut-off scores than general rounds. Use the category filter above to compare them.

How can I raise my CRS score?

Higher language test results, a second official language, more education, Canadian work experience, a valid job offer in some cases, or a provincial nomination (worth 600 points) all add points. Canadian work experience also makes you eligible for Canadian Experience Class draws. Search jobs on New Comer Hiring to find work in Canada.

How often are Express Entry draws held?

There is no fixed schedule. IRCC usually holds several rounds a month, and the size and type of each round follow the yearly immigration levels plan. This page updates automatically when IRCC publishes a new round.

Canadian work experience adds CRS points.

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