The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has just held its second draw for July, inviting 71 candidates to apply for permanent residency (PR). This latest draw highlights British Columbia's ongoing efforts to attract skilled workers and address labor market needs. The BC PNP typically conducts 3-to 4 draws each month, and in June alone, 277 candidates were invited to apply for PR across four Skills Immigration draws.

BC PNP Latest Draw Results

On July 9, 2024, the BC PNP invited 71 candidates with work experience in high-demand occupations. To be eligible for an invitation, candidates needed a minimum score of 80.

Detailed Results of the BC PNP Draw

Stream Minimum Score Required Number of Invitations Issued
Skilled Worker 134 35 - General draw
Skilled Worker - EEBC option 134  
International Graduate 134  
International Graduate - EEBC option 134  
Entry Level and Semi-Skilled 110  
Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option) 94 10 - Childcare
  95 9 - Construction
  104 12 - Healthcare
  80 <5 - Veterinary care

If You Did Not Get Invited

If you were not invited to this draw, don't worry—your profile will remain active in the pool of candidates. You could still receive an invitation to the next BC PNP draw, expected to be conducted on July 17, 2024.

Skills Immigration - Selection Criteria

Invitations to apply in a Skills Immigration draw are based on one or more of the following selection factors:

  1. Education:

    2. Level and field of education and where it was completed.

  2. Eligible Professional Designations in B.C.:

    3. Recognized credentials in the province.

  3. Language Skills:

    4. Proficiency in English or French.

  4. Occupation:

    5. Type of job and industry.

  5. Duration and Skill Level of Work Experience:

    6. Length and nature of work experience.

  6. Wage and/or Skill Level of Job Offer:

    7. Job offer's salary and skill requirements.

  7. Intent to Live, Work, and Settle in a Specific Region:

    8. Commitment to staying in British Columbia.

  8. Strategic Priorities:

    9. Factors addressing specific labor market needs or supporting government pilot projects and initiatives.

On average, applications under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) are processed within 8 to 10 months.

Visa Solutions 4u: Your Partner in Immigration

Navigating the BC PNP process can be complex, but Visa Solutions 4u is here to help. Our services include:

  1. Free Assessments:

    2. We evaluate your eligibility and provide personalized advice.

  2. Application Assistance:

    3. Our experts help you prepare and submit your BC PNP applications.

  3. Profile Guidance:

    4. We offer strategies to improve your EOI score and increase your chances of selection.

  4. Compliance Support:

    5. We ensure you meet all requirements and avoid any issues with your application.

With Visa Solutions 4u, you can confidently navigate the BC PNP process and move closer to achieving your dream of living and working in British Columbia.