How French gives 74 CRS points in the EXPRESS ENTRY

French knowledge could be your ticket to a great life in Canada.

Dans cette vidéo, nous allons vous expliquer comment la connaissance de la langue française peut vous aider à obtenir 74 points dans le système d'Entrée Express du Canada. Nous allons discuter de l'importance du français dans le processus d'immigration canadien et de la façon dont cela peut augmenter vos chances d'être sélectionné pour la résidence permanente. Que vous soyez étudiant, professionnel ou simplement intéressé à immigrer au Canada, cette vidéo est un must pour comprendre comment la connaissance du français peut faire la différence. Rejoignez-nous pour une discussion approfondie sur l'importance de la langue française dans l'immigration canadienne.

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Let’s take an example of a candidate in the Express Entry pool — we’ll call her Sophia — sitting on, say, 425 CRS points. This is a decent score, but probably not high enough for her to receive an invitation to apply for permanent residence based on recent cut-off thresholds in Express Entry draws. In fact, there are tens of thousands of other candidates sitting above Sophia in the pool, so how can she leapfrog over them and greatly increase her chances of securing that coveted invitation? Well, she can brush up on her French skills (or learn the language from scratch, as some people do!), which would in all probability be enough to secure an invitation in an upcoming Express Entry draw. Further to the 50 additional points she would be awarded through the Additional Points factors, she could also claim up to 24 more points through the “core” factors of the CRS, meaning that up to 74 CRS points are available to candidates who prove ability in both English and French.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that an increasing number of Express Entry candidates are identifying French ability as a viable option for increasing their CRS points total. Proving French ability may be much easier for those who ever studied the language, even if that was many years ago or during childhood, as well as those who picked up some of the language during adulthood, either by immersing themselves in francophone environments, or more formally through organised courses or tutoring.

But, here’s something else: some Express Entry candidates are learning French entirely from scratch. In fact, some are aiming for (or have already achieved) Canadian Language Benchmark level 7 or above, which sets them up for getting those 50 additional points now on offer. This road requires patience and dedication (a knack with languages helps too) – but it is an option!

Further, proving French may open some immigration doors through Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs. For example, Ontario has a dedicated PNP stream for candidates with French ability. So, even if you still don’t get an invitation to apply through Express Entry after proving French, it could still make all the difference in finding a Canadian immigration pathway that’s right for you.

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