British Columbia Conducts First PNP Draw of 2024, Issues ITAs Skilled Immigrants

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British Columbia Conducts First PNP Draw of 2024

The province of British Columbia commenced the New Year by conducting its inaugural Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw on January 10, 2024.

The draw, which saw 376 Skilled Immigration invitations issued under different streams, showcased the province’s commitment to welcoming skilled individuals to contribute to its diverse economy.

Here are the details of the PNP draw:

Skills Immigration invitations

Date	Draw type	Stream	Minimum Score	Number of invitations
January 10, 2024	General	Skilled Worker	120	110
		Skilled Worker - EEBC option	120
		International Graduate	120
		International Graduate – EEBC option	120
		Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	100
	Childcare	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	113
	Construction		75	74
	Healthcare		60	75
	Veterinary care		60	less than 5

More about the draw

The draw underscores the province’s dedication to attracting individuals with diverse skill sets, ranging from highly skilled professionals to those specializing in trades and healthcare. The specific streams reflect the province’s priority in addressing the needs of various sectors, including construction, healthcare, and childcare.

Applicants who received invitations can now proceed with their applications for permanent residency in British Columbia. The province’s PNP draw is a crucial avenue for skilled immigrants to contribute to the local economy and enhance the cultural fabric of British Columbia.

It’s noteworthy that the minimum scores for different streams vary, indicating the province’s nuanced approach to selecting candidates based on the specific demands of each occupation.

Prospective immigrants and stakeholders in the immigration process are encouraged to stay informed about future PNP draws and any updates to the selection criteria.

The successful conduct of this draw signals a promising start to the year for British Columbia’s Provincial Nominee Program, as it continues to play a vital role in shaping the province’s workforce and fostering economic growth.

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