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2023’s First PNP Draw- BC PNP Issues 211 ITAs On January 4

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2023’s First PNP Draw- BC PNP Issues 211 ITAs On January 4

2023’s First PNP Draw- BC PNP Issues 211 ITAs On January 4

BC Sent 211 New Invites For PR Under PNP

The British Columbia PNP held its first draw of 2023 on January 4. 211 individuals received invitations to apply for Canada PR visa in this draw.

Candidates from a variety of categories, including Entry Level and Semi-Skilled, International Graduate, Skilled Worker, Skilled Worker – EEBC option, Skilled Worker, Skilled Worker – EEBC option, Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option), and Skilled Worker, International Graduate, received invitations to apply (includes EEBC option). They each have a unique CRS cutoff point.

Date	Number of Invitations	Stream	Minimum Score	Description
January 4, 2023	163	Skilled Worker	105	General draw (includes tech occupations)
January 4, 2023	163	Skilled Worker - EEBC option	105	General draw (includes tech occupations)
January 4, 2023	163	International Graduate	105	General draw (includes tech occupations)
January 4, 2023	163	International Graduate - EEBC option	105	General draw (includes tech occupations)
January 4, 2023	163	Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	82	General draw (includes tech occupations)
January 4, 2023	28	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	Targeted draw: Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202)
January 4, 2023	20	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	Targeted draw: Healthcare

About the BC PNP

British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program is a PNP just like any other PNP of the country. It was established to meet the talent and human power shortage needs of the industries in the province. And in return, it was responsible for providing Canadian PR and looking after the settlement of the immigrants.

It takes applications through various subcategories of the PNP, designed specifically to make it easier for the province to select candidates per its needs.

The process is simple. Candidates have to create an online profile and apply for the BC PNP through the sub-category they are qualified for and want to go through. After entering the pool, they will be ranked as per their CRS score and the highest-scoring candidates will receive the ITAs in each draw.