PEI Issues 195 Invitations Through 3 Provincial Streams In 2 New Draws

The results of two PEI PNP draws conducted during July have been announced by Prince Edward Island immigration.

The draws saw 195 invitations issued through the Labour Impact, Express Entry and Business Impact streams.

On July 16, 187 invites were issued to candidates who submitted profiles during March and April who were already living and working in PEI.

The draw saw 158 invites issued to Labour Impact and Express Entry candidates, and 29 issued to Business Impact candidates.

A further draw on July 10 saw 8 invitations issued to Labour Impact and Express Entry candidates.

PEI PNP Immigration Draws 2020

Date	Category	Invites Issued	Minimum Score
16-07-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	158	N/A
16-07-2020	Business Impact	29	117
10-07-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	8	N/A
23-06-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	71	N/A
23-06-2020	Business Impact	20	117
18-06-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	10	N/A
10-06-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	9	N/A
29-05-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	19	N/A
15-05-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	14	N/A
27-04-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	10	N/A
23-03-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	5	N/A
20-02-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	143	N/A
20-02-2020	Business Impact	10	122
16-01-2020	Labour Impact/Express Entry	110	N/A
16-01-2020	Business Impact	13	125

In nine draws so far in 2020, 629 invites have been issued through the PEI PNP. They include 557 Express Entry and Labour Impact invites and 72 Business Impact invites.

PEI launched its Expression of Interest system at the start of 2018 and has made monthly draws ever since.

The next draw is planned for August 20, although this will depend on how the coronavirus crisis develops.

Anticipated 2020 Prince Edward Island Expression of Interest Draw Dates

August 20
September 17
October 15
November 19
December 17

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