British Columbia Issues 22 ITAs in Latest PNP Draw

On December 10, 2024, British Columbia conducted its second Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw of the month, inviting 22 candidates to apply for a provincial nomination. The draw targeted both general candidates and specific in-demand sectors, reflecting the province’s efforts to address labor market needs.

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Draw Details

• Date: December 10, 2024

General Draw:

• Skilled Worker: Minimum score 148, 6 invitations
• Skilled Worker – EEBC option: Minimum score 148
• Entry Level & Semi-Skilled: Minimum score 121
• Childcare Stream: Skilled Worker (including EEBC option): Minimum score 101, <5 invitations
• Construction Sector: Minimum score 112, <5 invitations
• Healthcare Sector: Minimum score 121, <5 invitations
• Veterinary Care: Minimum score 80, <5 invitations

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