Express Entry Step by step instructions.

[Navigatinglife]

I left Canada. I have foreign work experience and want to apply for fsw.

 

[Naturgrl]

I left Canada. I have foreign work experience and want to apply for fsw.

So if eligible for FSW with your foreign experience then enter the pool. If you are fluent in French and English then have a chance or in healthcare.

 

[Dadu Online]

Appreciate the detailed steps. It’s always better to hear from people who already went through the process rather than just relying on the government site.

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Appreciate the detailed steps. It’s always better to hear from people who already went through the process rather than just relying on the government site.

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[Amelia Hartwell]

Hello!

 

[Amelia Hartwell]

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[Amelia Hartwell]

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[Naturgrl]

I am expert in that pls connect me

Responded to a post from 2105 so think their question has been answered.

 

[Amelia Hartwell]

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[Amelia Hartwell]

Responded to a post from 2105 so think their question has been answered.

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[tabyatkerry]

Hi there!


Yes, there’s already a detailed guide on the forum called “Express Entry in a Nutshell” — it explains the whole process step by step. You can check it out here:
Express Entry in a Nutshell


Here’s a short summary of the process to help you get started:

1. Check Eligibility – Use the “Come to Canada” tool on the IRCC website to see if you qualify for Express Entry (under FSW, FST, or CEC).
2. Language Test – Take IELTS or CELPIP (for English) or TEF (for French).
3. Education Assessment (ECA) – Get your foreign degrees verified through a recognized organization (like WES).
4. Create Your Profile – Once you have your test results and ECA, create your Express Entry profile online.
5. Get Your CRS Score – You’ll be entered into a pool and ranked based on your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score.
6. Receive an ITA (Invitation to Apply) – If your score is high enough, you’ll receive an invitation.
7. Submit Full Application (e-APR) – Upload documents (police certificates, medicals, proof of funds, etc.) within 60 days.
8. Wait for Approval – After review, you’ll get your Passport Request (PPR) and Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR).

Tip: Keep all documents ready early — it makes the process much smoother.


Hope this helps you and others who are starting the Express Entry journey!