British Columbia invites 161 applicants in recent BC PNP Draw

In the recent draw, conducted on November 21, 2023, invitations were issued across multiple streams, each with its own minimum score threshold. The breakdown of streams and corresponding minimum scores are as follows

• Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202) under the Skilled Worker and International Graduate stream (including the Express Entry British Columbia option) required a minimum score of 60, resulting in 27 ITAs.
• For the Construction stream, a minimum score of 75 was necessary, leading to the issuance of 24 ITAs.
• In the Healthcare stream, a minimum score of 60 was set, and 17 ITAs were issued.
• The Tech stream, targeted at individuals with specific technological skills, required a higher minimum score of 94, resulting in 93 ITAs.

Applicants are encouraged to log into their BCPNP Online profiles to check whether they have received an Invitation to Apply (ITA). The draw dates, stream details, and minimum scores provide valuable insights into the specific factors that were emphasized in each draw, allowing applicants to stay informed about their application status.

Latest BC PNP Draws 2023:

DRAW 1

• Draw Type: Targeted Draw
• Invited Occupation: Early childhood educators and Assistant (NOC 42202)
• Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
• Count of invitations sent: 27
• Minimum Score: 60

Draw 2

• Draw Type: Targeted Draw
• Invited Occupation: Construction
• Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
• Count of invitations sent: 24
• Minimum Score: 75

Draw 3:

• Draw Type: Targeted Draw
• Invited Occupation: Healthcare
• Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
• Count of invitations sent: 17
• Minimum Score: 60

Draw 4:

• Draw Type: Targeted Draw
• Invited Occupation: Tech
• Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
• Count of invitations sent: 93
• Minimum Score: 94

Eligibility Criteria for the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP):

To qualify for the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), individuals must fulfill the following criteria:

• Job Offer: Secure a full-time job offer in British Columbia, excluding temporary or time-limited positions. The job should fall under skilled occupations (NOC levels 0, 1, 2, or 3).
• Qualifications: Possess the necessary qualifications for the job and demonstrate the ability to fulfil its duties effectively.
• Work Experience: Have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in any skilled occupation (NOC levels 0, 1, 2, or 3).
• Financial Support: Provide evidence of the ability to financially support oneself and dependents.
• Immigration Status: Either possess legal immigration status in Canada or be eligible for it.
• Language Requirements: If the job falls under NOC levels 2 or 3, meet the specified language requirements.
• Wage Rates: Receive compensation in alignment with the wage rates for the respective occupation in British Columbia.

Note: Job offers in the tech field or under NOC 41200 (university professors and lecturers) don’t necessarily have to be permanent.

Application Process for BC PNP Draw:

Here is a step-by-step process to applying for the BC Provincial Nominee Program:

Category Selection:

• Identify the appropriate immigration category based on your situation. Register online to receive a registration score reflecting your qualifications.

Weekly Draws:

• The BC PNP conducts weekly draws, selecting candidates with high registration scores. Selection considers program capacity.

Application Submission:

• Upon receiving an invitation, submit your application online within 30 days. As of August 1, 2023, the application fee is 1475 CAD.

Expedited Processing:

• Benefit from expedited processing to ensure a swift assessment of your eligibility.

Nomination and Permanent Residency:

• Successfully nominated candidates proceed to apply for Canadian permanent residency through federal immigration channels.

Work Permit Support Letter:

• Nominees meeting the criteria receive a work permit support letter, aiding in work permit application or renewal while the permanent residence application is in process.

By meeting these prerequisites and following the application steps, individuals set themselves on the path to achieving permanent residency in Canada through the BC PNP.

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