BC PNP Draw Results – December 2024

As of December 17, 2024, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has conducted several draws this month, issuing invitations to apply (ITAs) across various immigration streams. Below is a summary of the draws held in December, including the types of streams targeted and the minimum scores required for successful applicants.Skills

Immigration Draws

December 10, 2024

• Draw Type: General
• Streams and Minimum Scores:
  • Skilled Worker: 148 (6 invitations)
  • Skilled Worker – EEBC option: 148
  • Entry Level & Semi-Skilled: 121
  • Childcare Skilled Worker (includes EEBC option): 101 (<5 invitations)
  • Construction: 112 (<5 invitations)
  • Healthcare: 121 (<5 invitations)
  • Veterinary Care: 80 (<5 invitations)

December 3, 2024

• Draw Type: Childcare
• Streams and Minimum Scores:
  • Skilled Worker (includes EEBC option): 102 (<5 invitations)
  • Construction: 108 (<5 invitations)
  • Healthcare: 121 (6 invitations)
  • Tech: 141 (<5 invitations)

Eligibility CriteriaInvitations to apply for Skills Immigration are issued based on qualified registrations received before the draw date. Factors that may influence targeted invitations include:

• Level and field of education, as well as where it was completed
• Eligible professional designations in British Columbia
• Language proficiency
• Occupation relevance
• Duration and skill level of work experience
• Wage and skill level of job offers
• Intent to reside in a specific region
• Strategic priorities addressing labor market needs or supporting government initiatives

Entrepreneur Immigration Draws

December 17, 2024

• Streams and Minimum Scores:
  • Base Stream: 115 (10 invitations)
  • Regional Stream: 114 (<5 invitations)

Previous Draws in November

On November 5, the following results were recorded:

• Base Stream: Minimum score of 115 with 10 invitations issued.
• Regional Stream: Minimum score of 130 with fewer than five invitations.

Summary of Entrepreneur Immigration DrawsThe entrepreneur immigration stream has seen varying minimum scores and invitation numbers throughout the year, with draws focusing on both base and regional streams. The scores have fluctuated, reflecting the changing needs of British Columbia’s economy.For those who participated in these draws, it is essential to log into your BCPNP Online profile to check if you have received an ITA.The BC PNP continues to adapt its draws to meet the province’s labor market demands while facilitating immigration pathways for skilled workers and entrepr