Canada’s 2022 Express Entry Report: Key Highlights 
Profiles Submitted: 428,391 (3% decrease from 2021, 19% increase from 2020)Gender Breakdown: Men 56%, Women 44%CRS Score Range: Mostly 301-500Additional Points: 55% received none, 23% for education in Canada, 14% for having siblings in CanadaITAs Issued: 46,539 (59% decrease from 2021)Age: 20-29 age group still dominant at 50%Education: 46% had a master’s degree or higherLanguage Proficiency: Higher proficiency, higher ITAsCanadian Work Experience: 41% with 1 year, 35% with no Canadian experienceForeign Work Experience: 35% had 5+ years, 27% had 1 year or lessAdditional Points: Education in Canada and Arranged Employment most commonOccupations: Tech-related jobs most commonTop Residence Countries: Canada, India, NigeriaTop Citizenship Countries: India, Algeria, ChinaTop Settlement Provinces: Ontario, British Columbia, AlbertaProcessing Times: Generally slower than 2021Conclusion: Express Entry remains vital for skilled immigration, with category-based draws targeting key labor market needs in 2023.
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