British Columbia Issues 163 ITAs in 3rd PNP Draw of September

On September 17, 2024, British Columbia conducted its latest Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw, issuing 163 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to candidates in the Skills Immigration category.

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Key details include:

Draw Date: September 17, 2024

Total ITAs Issued: 163

Minimum CRS Scores by Stream:

• Skilled Worker: 128 (65 invitations)
• Skilled Worker – EEBC option: 128
• International Graduate: 128
• International Graduate – EEBC option: 128
• Entry Level & Semi-Skilled: 110
• Childcare (Skilled Worker, International Graduate, includes EEBC option): 83 (43 invitations)
• Construction: 89 (29 invitations)
• Healthcare: 99 (26 invitations)

This draw emphasizes British Columbia’s commitment to attracting skilled workers to support essential sectors like healthcare and childcare.

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