
On October 9, 2025, Ontario held new rounds of invitations under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). A total of 1,680 candidates received invitations across multiple streams targeting healthcare workers, early childhood educators, and candidates under the Regional Economic Development through Immigration (REDI) pilot.
These targeted draws continue Ontario's effort to address key labour shortages and support regional growth.
The province issued 1,590 invitations to candidates working in priority healthcare occupations and NOC 42202 – Early Childhood Educators and Assistants.
These candidates were invited under the Foreign Worker, International Student, and In-Demand Skills streams.
Eligible occupations included:
Minimum scores:
This draw shows Ontario's continued focus on essential services, especially healthcare and child education, where the need for qualified workers remains high.
The province also invited 90 candidates under the Regional Economic Development through Immigration (REDI) pilot.
This initiative helps smaller communities attract skilled workers to support local industries.
Targeted regions:
Minimum scores:
Sample occupations invited under REDI include:
This REDI draw highlights Ontario's focus on regional balance — ensuring that skilled talent reaches beyond major cities like Toronto and Ottawa.
If you received an invitation, you must:
Applications are only accepted if the employer submitted the job offer through the Employer Portal after July 2, 2025.
Ontario's latest draws confirm that healthcare, education, and regional occupations remain top priorities.
The province continues to rely on targeted selection to attract candidates already living and working in Canada.
Those with experience in high-demand sectors or those open to working in smaller Ontario communities will have the best chances in upcoming draws.
You can check your eligibility or ask questions anytime using our AI Immigration Chatbot.
It's free, available 24/7, and built to help you understand OINP, Express Entry, and other Canadian immigration programs.