New British Columbia PNP Draw Sees Province Issue 289 Canada Immigration Invitations

Canada immigration news: Two new draws through the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program saw the province issue Canada immigration invitations to a total of 289 candidates.

The January 25 draws featured a general draw, and a second draw targeting two NOC codes: 0621 for Retail and Wholesale Trade Managers and 0631 for Restaurant and Food Service Managers.

In the general draw, the province issued 201 invitations across five streams, with minimum scores ranging from 77 to 114.

In the NOC-specific draw, 25 invites were issued through four streams, all featuring minimum scores of 114.

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Latest General B.C. Immigration Draw

Date	Category	Minimum Score	Invitations Issued
25-Jan-22	SI – Skilled Worker	105	Total: 264
	SI – International Graduate	93
	SI – Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	77
	EEBC – Skilled Worker	114
	EEBC – International Graduate	97

Source: www.welcomebc.ca

B.C. Draw Targeting NOCs 0621, 0631

Date	Category	Minimum Score	Invitations Issued
26-Jan-22	SI – Skilled Worker	114	Total: 25
	SI – International Graduate	114
	EEBC – Skilled Worker	114
	EEBC – International Graduate	114

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