Perhaps you should reconsider your plan to postpone Canadian immigration. Nevertheless, the facts that are going to unravel here will definitely change your mind.

Canada is currently in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. Its borders are closed to discretionary travel.Civil servants are largely working from home. The Royal Bank of Canada is forecasting that 170,000 fewer people will become immigrants than what was planned pre-COVID-19. At the same time, many provinces have begun reopening their economies. The Orders in Council closing the Canada – US border and Canada’s airports to international travel are supposed to expire on June 21 and June 30 respectively.

Logically thinking,good news for prospective candidates is that Express Entry-FSW Program is still the primary program for Immigrants. CEC is only the secondary mode.

Soon the gateways will open up and there are speculations of the CRS going lower to make up for the number of intakes that were affected in the last 3-4 months impacting the Immigration Levels plan.

Smart way is to have everything ready and to have your profile running, to seize the opportunity while it happens.

1. Backlogs

While the processing of most temporary residence applications has been suspended during COVID-19 the ability of foreign nationals to submit them has continued. The implication is obvious. When COVID-19 ends there will be a massive backlog of applications. Significant processing delays should be expected but if one sees them positively, they are still ongoing.

Prior to COVID-19 the deadline to give biometrics after being instructed to do so was 30 days. At the start of COVID-19 this was extended to 90 days. New biometric instruction letters do not have a deadline. It would not be surprising if applicants in the future will be told that they have six months to provide biometrics until the backlog is clear.

Alternatively, and hopefully, IRCC may temporarily remove the biometrics requirement for all applicants, as it recently did for workers in the health-care sector, agricultural and agri-food sectors, and truck drivers.

Before COVID-19 the number of Comprehensive Ranking System points that an Express Entry applicant needed to receive an Invitation to Apply was around 470. Since COVID-19 that number has fallen to 437. This was largely due to the fact that prospective registrants were unable to complete their language tests or get their credentials assessed (as the organizations that provide these services were closed), and because IRCC stopped inviting Federal Skilled Worker Programs to apply for permanent residency.

On June 11, 2020 IRCC issued an Invitation to Apply in the Canadian Experience Class to 3,559 applicants. The minimum score require was 437. There were, however, 30,188 individuals with profiles who had 441 points or more.

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