British Columbia invites 373 in new PNP draws || Oris Visas

 British Columbia invites 373 in new PNP draws || Oris Visas





B.C. has now issued 5249 invitations to apply for a provincial nomination since the beginning of the year.

British Columbia invited 373 immigration candidates in two Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draws.

B.C. has been conducting two separate rounds of invitations under its PNP program since February. There has been a general draw and a second draw targeting retail and wholesale trade managers as well as restaurant and foodservice managers. There is a high number of people registered in the BC PNP Skills Immigration Registration System with these two occupations, and the province is seeking to balance the needs in all sectors of the provincial labour market.

Candidates from the Skills Immigration (SI) and Express Entry BC (EEBC) streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) received invitations in the general draw.

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More specifically,  invitations were issued to those from the Skilled Worker, International Graduate as well as Entry Level and Semi-Skilled sub-categories of SI and EEBC streams.

The minimum scores for that draw ranged between 76  and 93 points. A total of 323 candidates were invited.

The separate draw was also conducted under SI and EEBC categories and targeted candidates whose occupation falls under NOC 0621 or NOC 0631. The draw resulted in 50 invitations with scores of 110 .

So far this year, B.C. issued a total of 5249 invitations through various BC PNP streams.

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