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BC PNP Draw on 6th December Issued 193 ITAs

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BC PNP Draw on 6th December Issued 193 ITAs

BC PNP Draw on 6th December Issued 193 ITAs

In a current draw held on December 6, 2022, eligible applicants received a total of 193 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) from the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP).

Invitations for the draw on December 6th were distributed in the Tech and Targeted categories.

CATEGORY 1: Tech Draw

ITAs are given to Skilled Workers and International Graduates (including the EEBC option) with a cutoff score of 95 in a Tech Draw that included 144 applicants overall.

CATEGORY 2: Targeted Draw

A selective draw for skilled workers and international graduates included a total of 49 applicants (including the EEBC option).

32 of the ITAs granted came from childcare out of the overall granted. 12 early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202), of which 5 worked in the field of medicine: Healthcare Assistants (NOC 33102), also, other priority occupations or NOCs 31103, 32104. The lowest cutoff score for this targeted category was 60.

Invitations went to:

The critical elements could be used to target invitations to register for the Skills Immigration streams:

Educational level such as training period or graduation courses, place, etc
Occupations that are in demand and acceptable in BC
Proficiency in English or French
Occupation.
Professional experience of at least 2 years
The job's salary and level of expertise.
Targeted province settlement

Strategic goals are elements that support government pilot programs and initiatives or address particular labor market demands in British Columbia.

How do the PNP in BC operate?

The BC PNP or the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program is an integral part of supporting and maintaining the province’s economy by inviting eligible immigration candidates to the province.

The BC PNP is currently in charge of managing two streams:

The points earned via the BC PNP points calculator are used to grade and analyze British Columbia entrepreneur immigration applicants. Age, degree, professional experience, conversational fluency, adaptability, and spouse sponsorship are just a few of the criteria used to determine how many points are awarded.

The candidates with the highest CRS score receive the ITAs in the subsequent rounds of the PNP.