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02 Feb 2019
British Columbia immigration has held its biggest draw so far in the year 2019, announcing invitations to apply to 356 international graduate and skilled worker candidates.
The Jan 30 draw was the BC province’s 05th of the month, with invitations announced over 05 streams. Least scores continued constant, with direct Express Entry and provincial and categories for skilled workers needing 85 points.
Direct Express Entry and provincial categories for international graduates needed 95 points, while semi-skilled and entry-level applicants required 68 points to qualify.
Date |
Category |
Minimum Score |
Invitations Issued |
30-January-19 |
EEBC – Skilled Worker |
85 |
Total: 356 |
EEBC – International Graduate |
95 |
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SI – Skilled Worker |
85 |
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SI – International Graduate |
95 |
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|
SI – Entry Level and Semi-Skilled |
68 |
|
British Columbia’s earlier draw held on Jan 23 and was focused at IT professions by the Tech Pilot of BC PNP. The draw viewed 45 invitations announced for British Columbia immigration, over 05 provincial streams.
For skilled workers by both the direct Express Entry and provincial streams, there was a least score of 85 points.
For both direct Express Entry and provincial international graduates, the least score required was 95 points. For semi-skilled and Entry-level workers the minimum needed was 68 points.
Date |
Category |
Minimum Score |
Invitations Issued |
23-January-19 (Technology only) |
EEBC – Skilled Worker |
85 |
Total: 45 |
EEBC – International Graduate |
95 |
||
SI – Skilled Worker |
85 |
||
SI – International Graduate |
95 |
||
|
SI – Entry Level and Semi-Skilled |
68 |
|
The Tech Pilot of BC PNP has been extended into the year 2019 after its first launch in the year 2017. It currently has a 29 target professions list with comfortable duration requirements.
British Columbia P.N.P draws explicitly concentrated on technology workers commenced in May 2017. The province of B.C has a prolific technology industry with some great names of the tech world basing themselves in the western province of Canada.
NOC Code |
Job Title |
0131 |
Telecommunication carriers managers |
0213 |
Computer and information systems managers |
0512 |
Managers – publishing, motion pictures, broadcasting and performing arts |
2131 |
Civil engineers |
2132 |
Mechanical engineers |
2133 |
Electrical and electronics engineers |
2134 |
Chemical engineers |
2147 |
Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers) |
2171 |
Information systems analysts and consultants |
2172 |
Database analysts and data administrators |
2173 |
Software engineers and designers |
2174 |
Computer programmers and interactive media developers |
2175 |
Web designers and developers |
2221 |
Biological technologists and technicians |
2241 |
Electrical and electronics engineering technologists and technicians |
2242 |
Electronic service technicians (household and business equipment) |
2243 |
Industrial instrument technicians and mechanics |
2281 |
Computer network technicians |
2282 |
User support technicians |
2283 |
Information systems testing technicians |
5121 |
Authors and writers |
5122 |
Editors |
5125 |
Translators, terminologists and interpreters |
5224 |
Broadcast technicians |
5225 |
Audio and video recording technicians |
5227 |
Support occupations in motion pictures, broadcasting, photography and the performing arts |
5226 |
Other technical and co-ordinating occupations in motion pictures, broadcasting and the performing arts |
5241 |
Graphic designers and illustrators |
6221 |
Technical sales specialists – wholesale trade |
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Posted On 13 Jun 2020
Posted On 12 Jun 2020
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