Showing posts with label BC PNP Draw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BC PNP Draw. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 July 2023

British Columbia Invites 229 Immigrants in the Latest BC PNP Draw

On July 25, 2023, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC-PNP) conducted two draws, one for the Skills Immigration (SI) stream and the other for the Express Entry BC (EEBC) stream. These draws were aimed at inviting general immigrants, including tech professionals, healthcare workers, education-related occupations, and other priority occupations, to apply for permanent residency in Canada through British Columbia.

In total, 229 skilled workers received invitations to apply for permanent residency. The specific details of the draws, including the number of invitations issued and the minimum score required in each category, are as follows:

Latest BC PNP Draws 2023:

BC PNP DRAW

DRAW 1

Draw Type: BC PNP GENERAL DRAW INCLUDING TECH DRAW
  • Total Invitations Issued: 175
  • Selected Categories: Minimum Score–
  • SI – Skilled Worker – 106
  • EEBC – Skilled Worker – 106
  • SI – International Graduate – 109
  • EEBC – International Graduate – 109
  • Entry Level and Semi-Skilled – 87
DRAW 2

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Early childhood educators and Assistant (NOC 42202)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 30
Minimum Score: 60

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Healthcare
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 20
Minimum Score: 60

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Other priority occupations (NOCs 31103, 32104)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: <5
Minimum Score: 60


What is the eligibility criteria for BCPNP?

To be eligible you must:
  • Job Offer: You must have a full-time valid job offer from a BC PNP-approved employer. The job must fall under NOC (National Occupational Classification) skill levels 0, 1, 2, or 3.
  • Job Suitability: You should be capable of performing the duties required for the offered occupation.
  • Work Experience: You must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in any skilled occupation listed under NOC skill levels 0, 1, 2, or 3.
  • Self-Sufficiency: Applicants must demonstrate the ability to support themselves financially and be independent during their stay in British Columbia.
  • Immigration Status: You should either possess legal immigration status in Canada or be eligible for it.
  • Language Proficiency: If your occupation falls under NOC skill levels 2 or 3, you must meet the specified language requirements.
  • Salary Offer: The salary offered to you must align with the wage rates set for the particular occupation in British Columbia.
Meeting these eligibility criteria is crucial for being considered for nomination through the BC PNP, which opens up opportunities to apply for permanent residence in Canada.

What are the steps to Apply for BC PNP?
  • Category Selection: Once a candidate has determined the appropriate category for their immigration application, they can register online and receive a registration score based on their eligibility and qualifications.
  • Weekly Draws: The BC PNP conducts weekly draws to select the highest-scoring application registrants from the pool of candidates. However, the number of invitations issued may be subject to the program’s processing capacity.
  • Application Submission: Candidates who receive an invitation to apply must submit a complete online application within 30 days from the date of the invitation. As part of the application process, a fee of 1150 CAD is charged to the government (BC PNP fee is to be increased to $1,475 CAD FROM August 1, 2023).
  • Priority Processing: Applications submitted through the BC PNP are given top priority in processing, which helps expedite the assessment of the candidate’s eligibility for nomination.
  • Nomination and Permanent Residence: If the candidate’s application is approved, they will receive a nomination from the BC PNP. This nomination is a crucial step as it allows the applicant to apply for permanent residence in Canada through a separate application to the federal immigration authorities.
  • Work Permit Support Letter: Candidates who have been nominated and meet the criteria for their nomination will be provided with a work permit support letter. This letter enables them to apply for a new work permit or renew their existing one, allowing them to continue working in Canada while their application for permanent residence is being processed.
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Wednesday, 19 July 2023

BC PNP Latest draw invites 171 applicants in tech and targeted draw

The Express Entry BC (EEBC) and Skills Immigration (SI) programs, staged two (2) draws for a variety of priority occupations on July 18, 2023. These included those in technology, healthcare, education, and other priority NOCs.

British Columbia offered 171 qualified workers the chance to seek permanent residence in Canada.

The draw’s specifics, including who was invited and the required minimum score for each category, are as follows:

Latest BC PNP Draws 2023:

BC PNP TECH DRAW

DRAW 1

Draw Type: Targeted BC PNP Tech Draw
Total Invitations Issued: 112
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Minimum Score: 88

DRAW 2

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Early childhood educators (NOC 42202)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 39
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 3

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Healthcare
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 16
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 4

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Other priority occupations (NOCs 31103, 32104)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: <5
Minimum Score: 60


What is the BC PNP Tech Program?

The BC PNP Tech Program was created in response to a labor market evaluation that highlighted the technology sector’s greatest obstacle: the need for skilled talent in British Columbia. Initially launched as a pilot project in May 2017, the program’s success led to its permanent establishment. Its purpose is to enable technology firms in British Columbia to attract and select highly skilled professionals from overseas when there is a scarcity of qualified individuals locally.

What is the eligibility criteria needed for BC PNP?

The BC PNP program has specific eligibility criteria, particularly for the BC PNP Tech stream, which provides a fast-track immigration route for foreign students and in-demand tech professionals. To be eligible, candidates must have a valid job offer for at least 12 months in one of the 29 qualifying occupations and be registered under one of BC’s provincial immigration streams.

Unlike other BC PNP streams, individuals applying through the BC PNP Tech stream must have at least 120 days remaining on their current employment contract. Moreover, the job offer must be from a qualifying employer located anywhere in the province and must be for a full-time position.

How to apply for BC Tech PNP?

To apply for the BC Tech PNP, prospective candidates need to follow these steps:
  • Eligibility Check: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including having a valid job offer for at least 12 months in one of the 29 qualifying tech occupations and meeting the requirements of one of BC’s provincial immigration streams.
  • Submitting the Application: Complete and submit a comprehensive application to be considered for provincial nomination. The BC PNP Tech program regularly issues invitations to top-scoring applicants who meet the program’s requirements.
  • Waiting Period: After submitting the application, it typically takes two to three months for tech applications to be processed and approved.
  • Nomination Confirmation: Successful candidates will receive a nomination confirmation from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This confirmation allows them to apply for permanent residence under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Class.
  • Express Entry System: Candidates who receive a nomination from the BC Tech PNP gain a significant advantage in the Express Entry system. They automatically receive 600 points added to their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, substantially increasing their chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence.
By following these steps and meeting the program’s requirements, applicants have a great opportunity to secure permanent residence in Canada through the BC Tech PNP.

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Wednesday, 3 May 2023

British Columbia Invites 175 Immigrants to the Latest Draw - Peerless Immigration

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program(BC-PNP) held two (2) draws on May 02, 2023, for general immigrants, including IT professionals and focused occupations including healthcare and education-related occupations, under the Skills Immigration (SI) and Express Entry BC (EEBC) programs.

175 skilled workers have the chance to use British Columbia PNP to seek permanent residency in Canada. The draw’s specifics, including who was invited and what score was required in each category, are as follows:

DRAW 1

Draw Type: BCPNP General Draw Including Tech Occupations
Total Invitations Issued: 133
The minimum score for each stream:
SI – Skilled Worker – 104
EEBC – Skilled Worker – 104
SI – International Graduate – 107
EEBC – International Graduate – 107
Entry Level and Semi-Skilled – 85

DRAW 2

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Early childhood educators and Assistant (NOC 42202)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 22
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 3

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Healthcare
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 16
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 4

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Other Propriety Occupations (NOC 31103, NOC 32104)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: <5
Minimum Score: 60


What are the eligibility criteria for Skilled Workers?

In order to be eligible for BC PNP as a skilled worker you must:
  • Have accepted a full-time, indefinite work offer from a B.C. company (the offer cannot be temporary or have a set end date).
  • Work must be in a profession requiring skill (NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3)
  • Be capable of carrying out the job’s requirements
  • Have worked in any skilled occupation for at least two years full-time (or its equivalent) (NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3)
  • Demonstrate your ability to care for your dependents and yourself.
  • Have legal immigration status in Canada, or be eligible to get it;
  • Meet the language standards for NOC TEER 2 or 3 employment.
  • Have a salary offer that is consistent with the occupation’s B.C. wage rates
If your job offer is in NOC 41200 or an approved tech occupation, it does not need to be indefinite (university professors and lecturers). For complete details, please refer to the program handbook.

You need to meet the federal minimum language criteria, have an IRCC Express Entry Profile Number, and a Job Seeker Validation Code, and select the Express Entry BC option. They show that you are qualified for one of the federal economic immigration schemes covered by the IRCC’s Express Entry scheme.

How to apply for BC PNP?

Stage 1: Check your eligibility before you apply for any program or category

Stage 2: Registration

The second step is to create a profile and register in BC PNP Online. By registering, you are expressing interest to apply to the BC PNP. Your registration will be scored based on the information you provide.

Making a profile and signing up for BC PNP Online is the second step. You can indicate interest in applying to the BC PNP by signing up. Based on the data you supply, your registration will receive a grade.

Stage 3: Invitation

The BC PNP will periodically send invitations to those who have registered to apply to the BC PNP. The information provided in registrations serves as the basis for invitations to apply (ITAs). Our ITAs may focus on one or more particular elements, such as the employment region or the profession.

Stage 4: Application

You can apply through BC PNP Online without registering if you are qualified for the Health Authority or the International Post-Graduate track.

How to register for BC PNP?
  • Create an online profile with BC PNP Online
  • Complete all sections of the registration
  • Submit your registration
How to respond if you get an invitation? If you are invited to apply, you have up to 30 days from the invitation date to submit a complete application via BC PNP Online. Even if you submit an application to the BC PNP, you cannot guarantee a nomination. While registering or applying, you must meet the program criteria.

Friday, 31 March 2023

British Columbia invites 215 immigrants to the latest tech draw

On March 30, 2023, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC-PNP) held two (2) draws under the Skills Immigration (SI) and Express Entry BC (EEBC) programs for tech professionals and targeted occupations such as healthcare, education-related occupations, and other targeted occupations.

215 skilled workers were allowed to apply for permanent residence in Canada via British Columbia. The details of the draw, such as the number of invites and the minimum score needed in each category, are as follows.

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DRAW 1

Draw Type: BCPNP Tech Draw
Total Invitations Issued: 165
The minimum score for each stream: SI – Skilled Worker – 85



DRAW 2

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Early childhood educators and Assistant (NOC 42202)
Count of invitations sent: 23
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 3

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Healthcare
Count of invitations sent: 23
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 4

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Other Priority Occupations (NOCs 31103, 32104)
Count of invitations sent: < 5
Minimum Score: 60

Wednesday, 22 March 2023

British Columbia Invites 257 immigrants in the latest draw - Peerless Immigration

On March 21, 2023, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC-PNP) held two (2) draws under the Skills Immigration (SI) and Express Entry BC (EEBC) programs for general immigrants, including tech professionals and targeted occupations such as healthcare, education-related occupations.

257 skilled workers were given the opportunity to apply for permanent residence in Canada via British Columbia. The details of the draw, such as the number of invites and the minimum score needed in each category, are as follows:

DRAW 1

Draw Type: BCPNP General Draw Including Tech Occupations
Total Invitations Issued: 202
The minimum score for each stream:
SI – Skilled Worker – 101
EEBC – Skilled Worker – 101
SI – International Graduate – 106
EEBC – International Graduate – 106
Entry Level and Semi-Skilled – 85


DRAW 2

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Early childhood educators and Assistant (NOC 42202)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 34
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 3

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Healthcare
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 17
Minimum Score: 60

DRAW 4

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Other Propriety Occupations (NOC 31103, NOC 32104)
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: <5
Minimum Score: 60

Wednesday, 8 March 2023

British Columbia Invites 274 immigrants in the latest draw - Peerless Immigration

On March 7, 2023, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC-PNP) held two (2) draws under the Skills Immigration (SI) and Express Entry BC (EEBC) programs for general immigrants, including tech professionals and targeted occupations such as healthcare, education-related occupations.

274 skilled workers were given the opportunity to apply for permanent residence in Canada via British Columbia. The details of the draw, such as the number of invites and the minimum score needed in each category, are as follows:

DRAW 1

Draw Type: BCPNP General Draw Including Tech Occupations
Total Invitations Issued: 229
The minimum score for each stream: SI – Skilled Worker – 100

EEBC – Skilled Worker – 100
SI – International Graduate – 105
EEBC – International Graduate – 105
Entry Level and Semi-Skilled – 85


DRAW 2

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Early childhood educators and Assistant (NOC 42202)
Count of invitations sent: 26
Minimum Score: 60


DRAW 3

Draw Type: Targeted Draw
Invited Occupation: Healthcare
Selected Categories: SI – Skilled Worker, EEBC – Skilled Worker, SI – International Graduate, EEBC – International Graduate
Count of invitations sent: 19
Minimum Score: 60

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