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British Columbia PNP Draw on 20th June Issued 149 ITAs to Skills Immigration Candidates

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British Columbia PNP Draw on 20th June Issued 149 ITAs to Skills Immigration Candidates

British Columbia PNP Draw on 20th June Issued 149 ITAs to Skills Immigration Candidates

Skills Immigration draw by British Columbia

The province of British Columbia held its recent draw on 20th June 2023 and invited a total of 149 eligible candidates for PR. The draw issued the ITAs to candidates from various categories of the BC PNP.

This is just another Skills Immigration draw by British Columbia and is the third in the month of June.

Details of the draw:

Category 1: Targeted Draw (Tech)

Category 2: Targeted Draw {Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202)}

Category 3: Targeted Draw (Healthcare)

Category 4: Targeted Draw (Other Priority Occupations (NOCs 31103, 32104)

How do I apply through the PNP in British Columbia?

Step 1: Determine your eligibility:

Check the BC PNP eligibility requirements to make sure you meet the criteria for the particular category you want to apply under. A few examples of the categories are skilled workers, healthcare professionals, international graduates, and entrepreneurs.

Step 2: Create an online profile through the BC PNP's online system

known as the Skills Immigration Registration System (SIRS), if you are eligible. Give complete and current details about your training, professional experience, language skills, and other pertinent information.

Step 3: Receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA):

Check the BC PNP draws frequently and watch for an ITA. The candidates with the highest SIRS scores are regularly invited to apply for a provincial nomination by the BC PNP.

Step 4: Complete the application and submit it:

You will have a set amount of time after receiving an ITA to submit an entire application. This entails offering supporting materials including academic transcripts, results of language tests, work experience letters, and evidence of financial assistance.

Step 5: Wait for application processing:

The BC PNP will carefully examine your application when you submit it. The duration of this process could be months. Make sure to react right away to any further BC PNP requests for information or supporting paperwork.

Step 6: Receiving a provincial nomination:

If your application is accepted, the BC PNP will issue you a provincial nomination certificate. Through the Express Entry system or other immigration channels, you are now eligible to apply to the federal government for permanent residence in Canada.

To improve your chances of a successful application, it is essential to closely adhere to the BC PNP standards, accurately complete all forms, and supply the required supporting documentation.