The draw encompassed various streams, with Skilled Worker leading the way by inviting 79 candidates who achieved a minimum score of 120. Additionally, the Childcare stream issued a substantial number of invitations, with a minimum score of 60, attracting 66 candidates from the Skilled Worker and International Graduate categories, including those with the EEBC option.

In the Construction stream, 34 candidates with a minimum score of 75 were invited, while the Healthcare stream extended invitations to 36 candidates with a minimum score of 60.

Finally, the Veterinary Care stream issued invitations to fewer than five candidates with a minimum score of 60.

This draw underscores British Columbia’s commitment to attracting skilled individuals across various occupations, contributing to the province’s economic growth and development. The Skills Immigration stream remains a vital pathway for individuals seeking to settle and work in British Columbia, aligning with the province’s specific labor market needs.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to monitor future PNP draws, as British Columbia continues to play a proactive role in selecting candidates who possess the skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the province’s diverse and dynamic workforce.