Quebec Arrima draw issued 1,195 invitations

Highlights: Quebec Arrima draw invited 1,195 candidates to apply for permanent selection

• Quebec held an Arrima draw on September 29, 2022, and invited 1,195 candidates
• The candidates are eligible to submit their applications for permanent selection in Quebec
• Candidates who achieved the score of 597 points are invited through this draw

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Third Quebec Arrima draw in September 2022 issued 1,195 invitations

Quebec held an Arrima draw on September 29, 2022, in which invitations were issued to 1,195 candidates. The minimum score fixed for this draw was 597 points and candidates who were able to get this score received the invitations to apply for permanent selection. This is the third draw in September 2022.

Previous Quebec draws in 2022

The table below will give you information about the Quebec draws held in 2022:

Date	No. of candidates invited	EOI score
September 13, 2022	1,009	563
September 6, 2022	1,202	620
August 9, 2022	58	NA
July 7, 2022	351	551-624
May 5, 2022	30	NA
April 7, 2022	33	NA
March 10, 2022	506	577
February 24, 2022	306	630
February 10, 2022	523	592
January 27, 2022	322	647
January 13, 2022	512	602

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Quebec Arrima draw issued 1,009 invitations under RSWP

Quebec issued 1,202 invitations on September 06, 2022

Process of applying for permanent selection in Quebec

After filing the Expression of Interest, your application will be included in the EOI bank. Candidates whose profiles match with the requirement for Quebec are invited to submit applications for permanent selection. If you receive an invitation to apply, you will get the information in your Arrima message center. You will have to fill out the form to apply for permanent selection.

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