194+ Candidates Invited to Apply for PR via BC PNP weekly draws

The Canadian province of British Columbia held BC PNP draws on 30 January 2024. These rounds of draws were all targeted towards inviting candidates from specific occupations that are high in-demand. 

Latest BC PNP Draw- 30 Jan 2024

In its latest rounds of PNP draws British Columbia chose to invite the most candidates from the Tech occupations . The second most invitations to apply were sent to the Childcare occupations. 

Apart from the Tech and Childcare occupations, British Columbia also focused on inviting candidates from Healthcare, construction occupations, and veterinary care.

Here’s a breakdown of the total invites and their minimum score:

  • Tech occupations: 89 ITAs were issued while the minimum score was set at 103 points 
  • Childcare occupations: 49 ITAs issued; the minimum score considered as 60 points
  • Construction occupations: 29 invitations were issued and the minimum score remained at 75 points
  • Healthcare occupations: a total of 27 ITAs were issued and lowest ranking candidates scored 60 points
  • Veterinary care: hardly 5 or fewer invitations sent to those scoring at least 60 points

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    British Columbia targeting in-demand occupations

    The way British Columbia has been targeting only specific occupations since the last few draws. There could be a very particular reason behind this, and it won’t be wrong to assume that BC PNP draws are targeting in-demand occupations. 

    There’s a prevalent issue of labor shortage going on around Canada for quite a long time. This issue boomed after the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

    Hence, provinces and territories across Canada have been trying to cope with the high demand for labor in various occupations by inviting foreign workers and granting them PR. 

    A similar tactic could also be seen in the way British Columbia is inviting candidates for particular industries. This is a clear indication that if you have work experience in such industries, and you are eligible to immigrate to Canada, permanent residency may be yours too. 

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    Niyati Chaurasia

    Niyati Chaurasia

    Niyati’s specialty lies in Canadian immigration matters along with crafting helpful, user-oriented content.

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