Manitoba, BC, and PEI release immigration draw results || Oris Visas

 Manitoba, BC, and PEI release immigration draw results  ||  Oris Visas 


Here is a look at Canada's provincial immigration draws for the week of April 18. 

This past week, three Canadian provinces released their Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw results.

Most Canadian provinces and territories (except Quebec and Nunavut) operate their own PNPs. Through these programs, interested candidates may be invited to apply for a provincial nomination. Although provincial nomination is not in itself the same as a permanent residence, it can significantly increase the chances of obtaining permanent resident status. For instance, PNP candidates with Express Entry profiles who receive a nomination get 600 points added to their score. They also become eligible to be invited to apply for a PNP-specific round of invitations.

In 1998, when it was launched, the PNP welcomed only 400 immigrants, but due to its success, it now welcomes more than 80,000 per year. The increase in the number of PNP admissions in Canada is because the federal and provincial governments consider it an effective tool to promote the economic development of the country.

PNPs have been the focus of Express Entry draws since September 2021 as Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) seeks to support the economy of the provinces. Express Entry draws are held every two weeks, with the last one on April 13 and another expected on Wednesday, April 27. On Friday, IRCC announced that Express Entry draws for the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), and Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) will resume at the beginning of July.

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In the past week, Manitoba, British Columbia, and Prince Edward Island are among the Canadian provinces that have issued invitations to immigration candidates as part of their PNPs. Here are the details of these new draws.

British Columbia

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) held its weekly round of invitations on April 19. More than 174 BC immigration candidates received invitations to apply for a provincial nomination.

A total of 147 of these candidates were invited through a general draw. Candidates who received invitations in this draw were from the Skilled Worker, International Graduate, and Entry Level and Semi-Skilled subcategories and needed a minimum provincial score between 77 and 125.

The province also held three separate draws for candidates in targeted occupations. Twenty early childhood educators who may qualify for the Skilled Worker and International Graduate sub-categories were invited. BC also invited seven healthcare professionals who may be eligible for the Skilled Worker, International Graduate, or the Entry Level and Semi-Skilled sub-categories. In both of these draws, candidates needed a minimum provincial score of 70.

In addition, less than five veterinarians and animal health technologists, and veterinary technicians were invited to apply for Skilled Worker and International Graduate sub-category. These candidates also needed scores of at least 70 to be invited.

Manitoba 

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) invited 303 candidates to apply on April 21. The invitations were divided across three immigration streams:

Out of all who were invited to apply, 46 had profiles in the Express Entry system.

The province also held three separate draws for candidates in targeted occupations. Twenty early childhood educators who may qualify for the Skilled Worker and International Graduate sub-categories were invited. BC also invited seven healthcare professionals who may be eligible for the Skilled Worker, International Graduate, or the Entry Level and Semi-Skilled sub-categories. In both of these draws, candidates needed a minimum provincial score of 70.

In addition, less than five veterinarians and animal health technologists, and veterinary technicians were invited to apply for Skilled Worker and International Graduate sub-category. These candidates also needed scores of at least 70 to be invited.

Prince Edward Island

The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) invited a total of 141 immigration candidates on April 21.

Express Entry and Labour Impact candidates received the most invitations, with a combined total of 130. The remaining 11 invitations went to Business Impact candidates who had provincial scores of at least 62 points.

PEI holds about one draw per month and releases its schedule for the year in advance.

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  2. Priyansh yadavAugust 31, 2022 at 8:30 AM

    The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) is a permanent immigration scheme for people who have worked in Canada for at least a year. It is a component of the Canadian experience class and expresses entry. Canadian Experience Class

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