Tech, healthcare and childcare workers being invited in latest BCPNP draw

The latest British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program will see at least 274 foreign nationals in tech, healthcare and childcare invited to apply for immigration through multiple streams in the western Canadian province. 


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In the March 7 draw conducted on Tuesday this week, the province chose to invite foreign nationals to apply from two categories.

British Columbia undertakes targeted and general draws

There was a general draw which included tech occupations and two targeted draws, one for healthcare workers and the other for childcare workers with the National Occupational Classification (NOC) code of 42202, early childhood educators and assistants. 

In the general draw, the province will be issuing invitations under the Skilled Worker program, including the Express Entry BC category, with a minimum score of 100.

The general draw also includes invitations under the International Graduate program, including the Express Entry BC category, to those with a minimum score of 105 and to applicants under the Entry Level and Semi-Skilled programs with a minimum score of 85.

The tech draw includes at least 26 invitations to apply under the Skilled Worker and International Graduate programs, including the Express Entry BC category with a minimum score of 60 for childcare workers.

In its bid to bring international healthcare workers to the province, the tech draw is also to include at least 19 applications under the Skilled Worker and International Graduate programs, including the Express Entry BC option with a minimum score of 60. 

The Latest Entrepreneur Immigration invitations

Date Number of
Invitations
Stream Minimum Score
February 28, 2023 <5 Regional Pilot 112
7 Base 116
January 24, 2023 <5 Regional Pilot 129
<5 Base 115
December 13, 2022 <5 Regional Pilot 134
<5 Base 116
November 8, 2022 <5 Regional Pilot 114
8 Base 120
October 4, 2022 5 Base 116
August 30, 2022 <5 Regional Pilot 129
6 Base 116
July 19, 2022 <5 Regional Pilot 111
June 28, 2022 <5 Regional Pilot 110
May 10, 2022 <5 Regional Pilot 109
March 22, 2022 <5 Regional Pilot 117
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