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160 Invitations Issued By BC PNP In Latest Tech Draw

On March 10, British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program has issued invitations for 160 tech worker candidates in any of the 29 key occupations to apply for provincial nomination.

British Columbia PNP is a pathway for high-demand foreign workers and experienced entrepreneurs to get permanent residency in British Columbia.

It offers three pathways to become its PR having different categories to apply under like job, skill level, or international student status. Candidates can choose any of the 29 occupations prescribed by the Canadian government.

BC PNP invited 126 skilled workers and international graduates with a minimum score of 85 points through the BC PNP Tech stream.

Candidates invited through tech draw must meet the eligibility criteria of one of British Columbia’s one of the existing provincial immigration streams, having a valid job offer of atleast 12 months in one of the 29 occupations.

There has been two draws for candidates with health occupations. The province invited 20 healthcare professionals who may be eligible for the Skilled Worker, International Graduate, or the Entry Level and Semi-Skilled sub-categories. It has invited “less than five” nurse aides, orderlies, and patient service associates to apply under the entry-level and semi-skilled sub-category. Candidates needed a minimum provincial score of 62 for both the draws.

Around 20 early childhood educators who may be eligible for the Skilled Worker and International Graduate sub-categories also received invitation with a minimum score of 62.
It has also issued applications for Entrepreneur Immigration candidates. Less than 5 invitations were sent to candidtaes having EI-regional category.

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Express Entry BC

It is one of the faster ways to immigrate to British Columbia for those eligible skilled workers who qualify for the federal economic immigration program. The program uses points-based invitations and a web-based registration & application process.

Skills Immigration

This program is for skilled and semi-skilled workers in high-demand occupations in British Columbia. It also uses a points-based invitation system. The registering and applying process is online for BC PNP and a paper application process for permanent residency.

BC PNP Tech Program:

BC PNP Tech offers individuals in 29 tech occupations a focused pathway to Permanent Residency there. This program recruits and retains international talent when local skilled workers are not available. It has supported over 6000 tech workers to be nominated for PR since 2017.

British Columbia has continuously been developing the highest quality local talent by introducing students to technology, expanding the tech training and education in post-secondary institutions, and creating great work experience opportunities for the students.

BC PNP Tech Job Offers:

If the person has a valid job offer under one of the 29 eligible occupations, then their job offer must be for at least one year, and the job offer must have at least 120 days remaining at the time of application.

BC PNP issues weekly invitations to the qualified candidates who have a valid job offer in 29 key occupations. Both the employer and the employee should meet all the eligibility requirements at the time of registration in order to get an ITA.

All the applications are prioritized according to the occupation. Candidates who are invited need to submit the complete application. After that, BC PNP will access the application within 2-3 months.

If the application gets approved the candidate will receive the nomination confirmation that can be used to apply for PR with IRCC.
PNP candidates additionally get a boost of 600 points in their CRS score, thus having higher chances of getting ITA for permanent residence.

Check out 29 occupations eligible for the BC PNP Tech Pilot

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