British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program Declared the Latest Weekly Draw

The British Columbia Province has declared its latest weekly BCPNP Draw on 12th April 2022. The latest draw has invited 155+ candidates from the Standard Skilled Worker, International Graduate and Semi-Skilled categories. Maintaining, the sequence of the draw has yet again invited the candidates from two different draws pattern. From the general draw, the province has targeted tech-oriented candidates. On the other end, the second part of the draw invites health workers and early childhood educators. The draw cut-off and number of invited candidates details of the draw has given in the below table.

Latest British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) Draw

General Draw: 

Occupation Oriented Draw:

Highlights of The Latest British Columbia PNP Draw

• As compared to the last week’s general migration draw, this draw has invited the candidates from the two categories only.
• Secondly, this general draw has targeted only BC PNP Tech Occupations with the cut-off of 87 points under the Skilled Worker & International Graduate category.
• The second part of the draw has invited more than 31 candidates from early childhood and healthcare-related occupations.
• In comparison with the last week’s draw, three categories of candidates received the nominations, Skilled Worker, International Graduate and Entry Level and Semi-Skilled international graduates.
• The cut-off remains the same as last week’s draw.
• The invited candidates have now 30 days to submit their final application.

Basic Information of British Columbia PNP Draw

Usually, BC PNP invited those candidates, who are in their registration pool, and submit the application to the relevant programs. Based on the filled applications, candidates received the nomination from the province.

The rank, selection and invitations are decided based on filled information in the registration form. Candidates can receive the nomination if they fit with British Columbia Provincial Nomination Program Criteria, the province’s economy and the labour market needs. Any candidate will get the selection upon the listed below criteria.

• Level of Education, filed and from the education has completed
• Candidates Linguistic skills
• In-demand Occupation
• Work Experience, skill level, and the duration
• Wage rate and job offer
• Intention to live, work and settle in any of the regions of British Columbia.
• Strategic priorities – factors that address specific labour market needs in B.C. or support government pilot projects and initiatives
• Strategic Priority projects – the candidates also consider the labour market needs of the province and support the government’s pilot programs and initiatives.