مسیر جدید مهاجرتی برای ۳۵۰۰ متخصص بهداشت

Canada's immigration authority has opened a fresh round of invitations for permanent residence, focusing on people who work in health care and social services. In this draw, 3,500 candidates received an Invitation to Apply through the Express Entry system.

To qualify, applicants needed a Comprehensive Ranking System score of at least 475 and had to submit an Express Entry profile before the early‑morning deadline on May 26, 2026.

The draw is part of a busy year for Express Entry, with more than fifty draws already held. Health‑related occupations have been a recurring priority, alongside categories such as provincial nominees, Canadian work experience, and French‑language proficiency. Across all draws, over 121,000 invitations have been issued, showing the government's strong demand for skilled migrants.

The specific focus on health and social service workers reflects Canada's ongoing need for professionals in hospitals, clinics, and community support settings. The 475 score requirement is higher than some recent draws, indicating a competitive pool but also signaling that candidates with solid work history and language ability stand a good chance.

Candidates who already have Canadian work experience or provincial nominations continue to receive strong support, reinforcing the benefit of building ties to the country before applying.

For those in the health sector, this invitation offers a realistic route to secure permanent status, access to public services, and the ability to bring family members. The timing also aligns with broader labour shortages, meaning successful applicants may find ample job opportunities once they arrive.

As the draw closes, prospective applicants can assess their own CRS scores and profile completeness to see if they meet the threshold. This development invites qualified health professionals to consider whether Canada could be the next step in their career and life plans.