The Federal Skilled Worker program is one of the most well-known Express Entry programs. Candidates are chosen based on their CRS score, which is determined by their age, level of education, language skills, adaptability, arranged employment and experience. In general, obtaining resident status under the FSW program takes around a year, although the timetable is heavily dependent on your CRS score and the Canadian immigration plan.
The Comprehensive Ranking Mechanism (CRS) is a point-based system used by the Express Entry Pool to rate its candidates. Scores are assigned based on the following types of information in your profile:
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