
IRCC removes points for arranged employment
Beginning March 25, 2025 and until further notice, applicants under the Express Entry system will no longer be able to gain points for having a job offer, called an offer of arranged employment.

Beginning March 25, 2025 and until further notice, applicants under the Express Entry system will no longer be able to gain points for having a job offer, called an offer of arranged employment.

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