Minimum scores fell for all five streams as British Columbia immigration conducted its largest BC PNP draw of 2019.
The August 20 draw saw invitations issued to 527 British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program candidates, the first time the province has crossed the 500 barrier this year.
Entry level and semi-skilled workers required the lowest minimum score, at 77 points.
Direct provincial skilled workers, meanwhile, required 95 points to qualify, with skilled workers through the Express Entry-linked stream needing a minimum score of 100 points.
International graduates through the direct provincial stream also needed to score 100 points, while those invited via the Express Entry-linked stream required 102 points to qualify.
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| Date | Category | Minimum Score | Invitations Issued |
| 20-August-19 | SI – Skilled Worker | 95 | Total: 527 |
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| SI – International Graduate | 100 | |
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| SI – Entry Level & Semi-Skilled | 77 | |
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| EEBC – Skilled Worker | 100 | |
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| EEBC – International Graduate | 102 |
Source: www.welcomebc.ca
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