Express Entry
Latest Express Entry Draw #365 Issues 4,500 Invitations at CRS 446
Canada has once again made headlines with its Express Entry draw #365 on September 4, 2025. In this round, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issued 4,500 invitations to candidates with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 446. This is an exciting update for skilled professionals worldwide who dream of making Canada their new home.
The Express Entry system continues to be one of the fastest and most reliable ways to immigrate to Canada, attracting talent that contributes to the country’s growing economy and diverse communities.
What Happened in the Latest Express Entry Draw #365 ?
This round was held for candidates with strong French language proficiency. The tie-breaking rule was applied for profiles submitted before June 16, 2025, at 07:21:06 UTC.
Here’s a quick breakdown of the September 4 draw:
| Category | Details |
| Date | September 4, 2025 |
| Number of Invitations | 4,500 |
| Lowest CRS Score | 446 |
| Type of Draw | French language category |
The significant number of invitations shows Canada’s continuing demand for bilingual professionals.
Why Express Entry Is Attracting More Applicants
The Express Entry system has gained popularity for its transparent and points-based structure. Candidates are selected through CRS, which considers factors like:
- Age
- Education
- Work experience
- Language ability in English and/or French
There are three types of draws that Canada organizes:
- General rounds: open to top candidates across all eligible programs.
- Program-specific rounds: limited to certain pathways such as the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).
- Category-based rounds: targeted draws, like this one, focused on language or occupation.
This flexibility allows Canada to meet its economic and demographic needs while giving skilled workers multiple ways to qualify.
What This Means for Future Applicants
If you’re considering applying, this latest draw highlights two important points:
- Canada is placing growing value on bilingual skills, especially French.
- CRS scores are staying competitive, but the high number of invitations increases your chances.
Staying prepared with an up-to-date Express Entry profile, improving language scores, or securing a provincial nomination can significantly boost your chances. The Canada Express Entry draw #365, conducted on September 4, 2025, issued 4,500 invitations at a CRS cutoff of 446. This is a positive signal for skilled professionals. With bilingualism, education, and relevant work experience, candidates can turn their Canadian dream into reality.
Keeping a strong profile ensures you’re ready for the next round, which could be your ticket to permanent residence. Stay tuned with Canada Immigration News for more updates on Express Entry draws, PNPs, and other related updates in the Canadian immigration landscape.
