British Columbia Held Its Latest Tech Pilot Draw On November 3, 2020
Posted On: Wed, Nov 04 2020
On November 3, 2020, the province of British Columbia held its latest tech pilot draw and issued 76 invitations to the candidates who applied under the skilled immigration and express entry streams of BC PNP. 76 candidates were sent an invitation by the BC PNP under the skilled worker and international graduate categories.
The invitations issued on November 3, 2020 are 3 less than the invitations issued in the previous draw held on October 21, 2020. The minimum points of the lowest-ranked candidate under both the categories is 80 which means in order to get an invitation, candidates needed a minimum of 80 points to receive an invitation from the province of British Columbia.
The BC PNP tech pilot program is a fast-track immigration program for all the tech-workers and international students. The pilot program was launched in 2017 and if any candidate wants to be eligible to apply under this program, a candidate needs to be registered in one of the existing BC PNP’s streams and must have a valid job offer for at least 12 months in one of the 28 eligible occupations.
Have a look at the table mentioned-below to better understand the tech pilot draw.
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Date |
Number of Invitations |
Category |
Minimum Scores of the Lowest ranked candidate |
Other Considerations |
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November 3, 2020 |
76 |
SI – Skilled Worker |
80 |
Tech Pilot Draw |
|
SI – International Graduate |
80 |
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EEBC – Skilled Worker |
80 |
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|
EEBC – International Graduate |
80 |
So, if any candidate wants to apply for BC PNP, you need to register yourself under any one of the existing BC PNP streams and must possess a valid job offer for 1 year. Also, the valid job offer must be in the 29 eligible occupations.
Want to check your eligibility for BC PNP? Fill in the free online assessment form and check your eligibility for BC PNP. Good Luck!