PNP
British Columbia’s Back-to-Back PNP Draw Invitations to Skill and Entrepreneur Candidates
Great news for folks looking to start a new chapter in British Columbia – the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program is keeping the invitations flowing with back-to-back invitation rounds in a row on December 5, 2023. A total of 198 invitations were issued, opening doors for individuals eager to make British Columbia their new home.
BC PNP’s Latest Draws – 05 Dec, 2023
Picture this as a double event with two sets of invitations – one for skilled workers and another for entrepreneurs.
Draw 1: Skills Immigration Draw
| Stream | Categories | Invitations | Minimum Score |
| Skilled Worker, International Graduate (including EEBC option) | Tech | 92 | 94 |
| Healthcare | 24 | 60 | |
| Construction | 31 | 75 | |
| Childcare | 46 | 60 |
Invitations to apply for the Skills Immigration streams are tailor-made, considering various key factors:
- The level and field of education, along with where it was completed, play a crucial role in determining eligibility.
- If you hold eligible professional certifications in British Columbia, that’s a definite plus.
- Proficiency in English or French can significantly influence your invitation.
- Certain professions may have a higher demand, making you a sought-after candidate.
- Both the duration and skill level of your work experience are considered, highlighting your practical expertise.
- The wage and skill level of the job offer you’ve secured also impacts the invitation process.
- Your intention to live, work, and settle in a specific region of British Columbia is a significant factor.
- Consideration is given to factors aligned with specific labor market needs in B.C. Additionally, support for government pilot projects and initiatives is factored into the invitation criteria.
Draw 2: Entrepreneurs Draw
| Stream | Invitations | Minimum Score |
| Base | 5 | 116 |
Invitations for the Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) Base stream are carefully curated, considering various important factors:
- The candidate’s registration score is a key element in determining eligibility for an invitation.
- The specific region where a candidate plans to set up their business is a crucial factor in the invitation process.
- The population size of the community chosen for business establishment plays a role in the decision-making process.
- Whether the proposed business is a start-up venture or involves the purchase of an existing business is taken into account.
- The business proposal’s alignment with identified priority business sectors is a significant consideration.
Moreover, invitations based solely on the candidate’s score for the EI Base stream will be conducted periodically. However, the frequency may be limited, depending on targeted invitations and to ensure standard processing times are maintained. This approach aims to create a balanced and efficient system that encourages entrepreneurial endeavors aligned with the priorities of British Columbia Immigration.
BC PNP’s Success Story
BC PNP is making consistent efforts almost every month in 2023. They’re sending out invites every two weeks, just to keep things rolling smoothly. The conducting of Back-to-back draws isn’t just about numbers; it shows BC’s commitment to bringing in skilled workers and graduates. Every draw is like a small piece of a big puzzle, helping BC grow with new talent, skills, and success stories
If you’re thinking about making a move, these back-to-back BC PNP draws are like a big welcome sign, making it clear that the province is open to welcoming newcomers in 2024.
