British Columbia nominates 125 applicants for their Provincial Nominee Program, which provides the immigrants a chance to become permanent residents of Canada.

On June 7, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) held its most recent round of invites. The competition was for Skilled Workers and International Graduates (including the EEBC option). In the draw, over 125 people were invited to seek a provincial nomination and apply for permanent residence.

Qualified registrants in tech, healthcare, and childcare occupations are primarily targeted in this draw for invitations to apply. These applicants must fulfill the requirements of either the British Columbia’s Express Entry BC or Skills Immigration categories, which are administered by the Skills and Immigration Registration System (SIRS).

Candidates who received invitations in this draw were from the Skilled Worker, International Graduate categories (including the EEBC option) who required a minimum provincial score of 85. Whereas the Entry Level and Semi-Skilled subcategories needed a minimum provincial score of 60 and depending on the stream.

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) is a program that allows in-demand international immigrants and talented entrepreneurs to immigrate to Canada and acquire a Permanent Residency in British Columbia. The initiative attempts to expedite the process of obtaining Canada’s PR status for prospective individuals who want to stay permanently in the province. The provincial government of British Columbia holds a round of invitations for the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) on a weekly basis. The whole program is designed to help the Canadian businesses and the entire country. This program simplifies the complete immigration process and therefore both attract and retain the immigrating talent.

The British Columbia applicants are accepted from two main streams, namely: