PNP
British Columbia PNP: Over 76 Invitations Issued in Latest Draw
Are you eagerly awaiting news about the latest British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) draw? Well, you’re in luck! The most recent draw, held on May 7, saw a significant number of invitations being issued to candidates seeking permanent residency in targeted occupations. Let’s delve into the details of this draw and what it means for prospective immigrants.
Latest British Columbia PNP Draw
In the latest draw conducted by the BC PNP on May 7, a total of more than 76 invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residency were sent out. These invitations were issued across various targeted streams, catering to specific occupations and skill sets. Among the highlights of this draw were the invitations extended to candidates in the tech, childcare, construction, healthcare, and veterinary care sectors.
Here’s a breakdown of the invitations issued based on occupation categories:
Date Draw type Stream Minimum Score Number of invitations May 7, 2024 Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202) Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option) 90 11 Construction occupations 93 12 Healthcare occupations 100 12 Tech occupations 120 41 Veterinary care 80 <5
Next BC PNP Draw
If you’re wondering when the next BC PNP draw will take place, mark your calendars for May 14. The upcoming draw is anticipated to encompass both general and targeted rounds of invitations. Candidates in occupations such as early childhood educators, tech, construction, and healthcare can expect to receive invitations in the next draw.
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It’s worth noting that BC conducts draws regularly, typically on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. These draws include both general invitations and targeted draws for specific occupations such as tech and healthcare. This rotational approach ensures that candidates from various sectors have equal opportunities to receive invitations.
In conclusion, the latest British Columbia PNP draw witnessed a significant number of invitations being issued across multiple occupation streams. Whether you’re in the tech industry, healthcare sector, or childcare field, there are ample opportunities to explore through the BC PNP. Stay tuned for updates on the next draw, and take the first step towards your Canadian dream!
