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British Columbia Issues 190 Invitations in Latest Skills Immigration Draw

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British Columbia Issues 190 Invitations in Latest Skills Immigration Draw

British Columbia Issues 190 Invitations in Latest Skills Immigration Draw

British Columbia Latest Skills Immigration Draw

British Columbia has recently conducted its latest Skills Immigration draw, welcoming a diverse group of skilled workers, international graduates, and individuals in specific priority occupations. The draw, held on October 4, 2023, reflects the province’s commitment to addressing labor market needs and inviting 190 eligible individuals with valuable skills and expertise.

Skills Immigration invitations

Date	Draw type	Stream	Minimum Score	Number of invitations
October 4, 2023	General (includes tech occupations)	Skilled Worker	111	110
		Skilled Worker - EEBC option	111
		International Graduate	113
		International Graduate - EEBC option	113
		Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	91
	Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202)	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	60
	Healthcare		60	25
	Other priority occupations (NOCs 31003, 32104)		60	less than 5

Key Highlights:

1. Skilled Workers and International Graduates:

The draw included invitations across various streams, with a particular focus on skilled workers and international graduates. The minimum scores for these streams ranged from 111 to 113, reflecting the province’s emphasis on attracting individuals with higher skill levels.

2. Tech Occupations:

The General stream, which includes tech occupations, saw a significant number of invitations with a minimum score of 111. This underscores British Columbia’s recognition of the importance of technology-related skills in its labor market.

3. Childcare and Healthcare Sectors:

In an effort to address critical needs in the childcare and healthcare sectors, the draw targeted specific occupations. The Childcare stream, focusing on early childhood educators and assistants, received 60 invitations, while the Healthcare stream received 25 invitations.

4. Priority Occupations:

The draw also considered individuals in other priority occupations, including NOCs 31003 and 32104. Although the number of invitations for these occupations was limited, it demonstrates the province’s strategic approach to addressing specific labor market demands.

British Columbia’s Skills Immigration draws play a pivotal role in shaping the province’s workforce by attracting skilled and qualified individuals. The detailed stream-wise invitations provide insight into the targeted approach taken by the province to meet the evolving needs of its industries and communities. As invited candidates move forward in the immigration process, they contribute to the diversity and economic prosperity of British Columbia.