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BC PNP Holds Recent Draw for Skills Immigration

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BC PNP Holds Recent Draw for Skills Immigration

BC PNP Holds Recent Draw for Skills Immigration

latest BC PNP draw

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has successfully conducted its most recent draw for the Skills Immigration category.

In an event that took place on August 22, 2023, the BC PNP administered its draw, wherein a total of 230 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) were issued to individuals falling under the Skilled Workers and International Graduates classifications. Eligible candidates were required to possess a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of at least 60 in order to be considered for this round of invitations.

Here are the key highlights from the latest BC PNP draw:

Stream	Minimum Score Required	Number of Invitations Issued
Skilled Worker	106	169 (General draw, including tech occupations)
Skilled Worker - EEBC option	106	-
International Graduate	109	-
International Graduate - EEBC option	109	-
Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	88	-
Skilled Worker, International Graduate (including EEBC option)	60	33 (Targeted draw for Childcare)
		23 (Targeted draw for Healthcare)
		less than 5 (Targeted draw for Other Priority Occupations)

Is Attaining a Nomination from BC PNP a Straightforward Process?

Securing a nomination from the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) is not an effortless endeavor, as it entails fulfillment of various prerequisites and conditions.

To initiate the consideration process for a BC PNP nomination, individuals must initially submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) via the BC PNP’s online platform. The assessment of the EOI encompasses numerous aspects, such as professional background, educational history, language proficiency, and affiliations with British Columbia. Meeting these criteria is integral to being considered for a BC PNP nomination.