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Latest BC PNP Draw Issues 224 Skills Immigration ITAs

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Latest BC PNP Draw Issues 224 Skills Immigration ITAs

Latest BC PNP Draw Issues 224 Skills Immigration ITAs

British Columbia Skills Immigration stream

In the most recent draw of the British Columbia Skills Immigration stream, the province has extended 224 invitations to individuals across multiple streams, reflecting the diverse skills and expertise sought by British Columbia. The draw, which took place on November 16, 2023, encompassed various categories, each with its minimum score requirement.

General Draw

The General draw, which includes tech occupations, saw a minimum score requirement of 113. A total of 116 invitations were extended under the Skilled Worker stream. Additionally, the Skilled Worker – EEBC option, with the same minimum score requirement, attracted another set of 113 invitations.

International Graduates

For International Graduates, the minimum score requirement was set at 115. 59 invitations were issued under the International Graduate – EEBC option, highlighting the province’s emphasis on attracting skilled individuals who have completed their education in British Columbia.

Entry Level and Semi-Skilled Workers

The Entry Level and Semi-Skilled category had a minimum score requirement of 94, resulting in 12 invitations being extended. This stream plays a crucial role in addressing the diverse labor needs of the province.

Occupation-Specific Draws

Childcare professionals, specifically Early Childhood Educators and Assistants (NOC 42202), saw a total of 60 invitations being issued. This draw was open to both Skilled Workers and International Graduates, including the EEBC option.

In the Construction sector, a minimum score of 75 was required, leading to 12 invitations being extended to eligible candidates.

The Healthcare sector, with a minimum score of 60, saw more invitations, totaling 32. This reflects the ongoing demand for skilled healthcare professionals in the province.

Five invitations were issued in the Other Priority Occupations category, encompassing NOCs 31103 and 32104, each with a minimum score requirement of 60.

Date	Draw type	Stream	Minimum Score	Number of invitations
November 16, 2023	General (includes tech occupations)	Skilled Worker	113	116
		Skilled Worker – EEBC option	113
		International Graduate	115
		International Graduate – EEBC option	115
		Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	94
	Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202)	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	59
	Construction		75	12
	Healthcare		60	32
	Other priority occupations (NOCs 31103, 32104)		60	5

Closing Thoughts

The Skills Immigration draw on November 16, 2023, showcases British Columbia’s commitment to attracting a diverse pool of talented individuals across various occupations. As the province continues to address labor market needs, these invitations mark a step forward in building a skilled and vibrant community that contributes to the economic growth and well-being of British Columbia.