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BC PNP - Draw 2024

This page was changed on January 23, 2024.
This page tells you when we asked people to apply, what kind of draw we did, how many people we asked, and what things we looked for in each draw. To see if we asked you to apply, please go to your BCPNP Online account.

Skills Immigration invitations

Date	Draw type	Stream	Minimum Score	Number of invitations
January 23, 2024	General	Skilled Worker	120	79
		Skilled Worker - EEBC option	120
		International Graduate	120
		International Graduate - EEBC option	120
		Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	98
	Childcare	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	66
	Construction		75	34
	Healthcare		60	36
	Veterinary care		60	less than 5
January 16, 2024	Childcare	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	53
	Construction		75	20
	Healthcare		60	29
	Tech		103	91
	Veterinary care		60	less than 5
January 10, 2024	General	Skilled Worker	120	110
		Skilled Worker - EEBC option	120
		International Graduate	120
		International Graduate - EEBC option	120
		Entry Level and Semi-Skilled	100
	Childcare	Skilled Worker, International Graduate (includes EEBC option)	60	113
	Construction		75	74
	Healthcare		60	75
	Veterinary care		60	less than 5

We asked some people to apply to the Skills Immigration streams because of these things:

• Education - how much and what they studied and where they studied
• Eligible professional designations in B.C.
• Language skills
• Occupation
• Duration and skill level of work experience
• Wage and/or skill level of job offer
• Intent to live, work and settle in a specific region
• Strategic priorities - things that help B.C. with its needs or support new projects

Entrepreneur Immigration invitations

Date	Stream	Minimum Score	Number of Invitations
January 16, 2024	Regional Pilot	135	less than 5
	Base	116	less than 5

View 2023 Entrepreneur Immigration Draws

We asked some people to apply under the EI Regional Pilot every month if they had a referral from a community that joined the pilot.

We asked some people to apply to the EI Base stream because of these things:

• The qualified candidate’s registration score
• The specific region where they want to start a business
• The population size of the community where they want to start a business
• Whether the business is new or already existing
• Whether the business is in a sector that we want

We also asked some people to apply to the EI Base stream based on their score only. But we did this less often to keep the processing times short.

General information

We asked people to apply in all streams except Health Authority and International Post-Graduate. Those applicants can apply right away.

Sometimes, the BC PNP will ask people who are in the registration pool to send an application to the program. We ask people based on what they told us in their registrations.

We use the information in the registrations to rank, choose and ask candidates who can help B.C. with its needs.

We may ask some people to support B.C. government priorities, such as helping some business sectors, bringing more people to different regions, and helping new projects.

We manage the number and frequency of ITA draws for all streams to keep the processing times short and to support B.C. priorities.

You can find more details about how we ask people to apply in the program guides.

Scheduled maintenance: Sometimes BCPNP Online may not work between 12:00a.m.-12:30a.m. (PT).

Previous draws

Summary

This page tells you how to apply to the BC PNP program. It shows you the dates and types of draws we did, and how many people we asked to apply. It also tells you what things we looked for in each draw. You can see if we asked you to apply by going to your BCPNP Online account. You can find more details in the program guides.