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BC PNP Draw on Dec 20, 2022 Issues 173 ITAs

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BC PNP Draw on Dec 20, 2022 Issues 173 ITAs

BC PNP Draw on Dec 20, 2022 Issues 173 ITAs

British Columbia held its most recent Provincial Nominee Program draw on December 20, 2022, and a total of 173 candidates from various categories were invited.

Out of the total 173 candidates, 153 candidates from the Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)- Tech Draw got the ITAs for the Canadian PR Visa.

15 ITAs were issued to the candidates of the Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)- Targeted Draw Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202), and the rest of the 5 ITAs were for the candidates of the Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)- Targeted Healthcare Draw.

The minimum CRS cutoff for the three categories were 90, 60, and 60 respectively

About BC PNP

British Columbia PNP is a visa program of the province that regulates and manages the talent shortage in different sectors of the province. It also looks after the proper immigration and settlement of immigrants in the province of British Columbia.

Candidates can apply for immigration to BC through the below three categories of the BC PNP:

Entry-level and semi-skilled workers, along with skilled workers, international graduates, healthcare professionals, and post-graduates are all capable enough for the Skills Immigration Stream. Except for overseas post-graduates, all candidates should possess a job offer or be employed.

Only skilled workers, healthcare professionals, international graduates, and postgraduates are eligible for the British Columbia Express Entry Stream.

How do the PNP in BC operate?

The BC PNP or the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program is an integral part of supporting and maintaining the province’s economy by inviting eligible immigration candidates to the province.