Latest BC PNP Draw on 25th July Issued 230 ITAs to Eligible Candidates

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Latest BC PNP Draw

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) recently conducted a Skills Immigration draw, offering Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to a total of 230 Skilled Workers and International Graduates on July 25, 2023. Candidates who received ITAs in this round needed to meet a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 60 to be eligible.

This draw marked the fourth Skills Immigration draw held by British Columbia in July, with the previous one taking place on July 18, 2023. The issuance of ITAs by British Columbia occurs on a weekly basis, with some exceptions, based on the current needs of the BC PNP application inventory at the time of the invitation round.

BC PNP Latest Draw - July 25, 2023

Category 1: General Draw (includes tech occupations)

Category 2: Targeted Draw (Childcare: Early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 42202))

Category 3: Targeted Draw (Healthcare)

Category 4: Targeted Draw (Other Priority Occupations (NOCs 31103, 32104))

The selection of candidates for targeted invitations in the Skills Immigration streams during a draw may be influenced by various factors, such as education level and field, eligible professional designations in B.C., language proficiency, occupation, duration and skill level of work experience, wage and/or skill level of a job offer, intent to settle in a specific region, and strategic priorities that address labor market needs or support government initiatives.

The British Columbia Skills Immigration Ranking system employs the BC PNP points calculator, a point grid, to assess and rank candidates with registered profiles. Only those with the most competitive scores will receive invitations to apply for the Skills Immigration stream.

The BC PNP’s Skills Immigration stream encompasses several immigration streams, including BC Skilled Worker, BC Healthcare Professional, BC International Graduate, BC International Post-Graduate, and BC Entry Level and Semi-Skilled Worker. Through these streams, skilled workers and international graduates with the necessary skills and experience to contribute to British Columbia’s economy may be invited to apply for Canadian Permanent Residency.

It is important to recognize that the BC PNP is highly competitive, and meeting the eligibility criteria does not guarantee nomination. To maximize the chances of a successful application, candidates should ensure they provide all required documentation and present their qualifications and experience in the best possible manner. Putting forth a strong application will play a crucial role in the selection process.

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