British Columbia Issues 91 Invitations
British Columbia issues 91 invitations in the latest tech pilot draw to apply for a provincial nomination which held on 21st April 2020.
Overall B.C has now invited 2,353 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination so far this year.
In this latest draw was conducted under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP)’s Tech Pilot. The Immigration candidates with job offers in B.C.’s technology sector were invited to apply for a provincial nomination through weekly draws. The immigration candidates who are selected on Tuesday’s draw were from Skilled Worker and International Graduate subcategories under the Skills Immigration and Express Entry B.C. streams.
The Invited candidates in this draw were needed a minimum provincial score of 85. The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) uses a points-based system which is known as Skills Immigration Registration System (SIRS). These points determine whether a candidate may be invited to apply in a given invitation round and the score is based on a number of factors like level of education, years of direct work experience, and having a B.C. employment offer.
The Applicants who received an invitation to apply (ITA) now have up to English 30 calendar days from the date of invitation to submit a complete application via the BC PNP Online registration system. An invitation to apply does not guarantee that applicants will be approved for a nomination. In order to be select under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), most candidates must have an indeterminate, full-time job offer from an employer in the province.
