Showing posts with label British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. Show all posts
Showing posts with label British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 November 2022

BC PNP Draw Issued 374 Skills Immigration Invitations

Through the various streams of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program, British Columbia issued more than370 invitations in the most recent draw. The categories for the October draw were general and targeted.

British Columbia PNP Draw Issued 374 Skills Immigration Invitations – Global Tree

320 invites were sent out via five skilled workers and international graduates in five BC PNP streams in the general draw, which included the tech occupations. The lowest scores ranged from 78 to 114 points. Additionally, 25 extra invitations were sent out in the targeted draw to skilled employees and international graduates who received at least 60 points in the draw under NOC 4214's Early Childhood Educators and Assistants.

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19 invitations were issued for a healthcare worker draw aimed at skilled workers, international graduates, and entry-level and semi-skilled workers, each with a minimum score of 60 points. Additionally, another set of "less than 5" invitations were sent out to entry-level and semi-skilled workers, with the lowest score of 60 specifically targeting Healthcare Assistants under NOC 3413. To protect the privacy of individuals who were invited to the draw, the invites were recorded as "less than 5".


A minimum score of 60 was required for the last round of "less than 5" targeted invites, which were given to skilled workers and international graduates under NOCs 3114 and 3213 for veterinarians and animal health specialists, respectively. 


About the BC PNP

The BC PNP aims to draw in foreign employees in high demand in the province and those who want to move to Canada as permanent citizens.

Skills Immigration and Express Entry, the two immigration streams that make up the BC PNP, have subcategories. The B.C.’s Skills Immigration Registration System oversees these streams (SIRS).


How Does the BC PNP Work?


The Canadian economy is primarily "supported & sustained" by the province of British Columbia. The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), which is managed by the province, is one of the most sought-after Canada Immigration paths for aspiring immigrants from all over the world.

Currently, the BC PNP Manages Two Categories:-

     British Columbia Skills Immigration

     British Columbia Entrepreneur Immigration

Based on the points gained under the BC PNP points calculator, candidates are ranked and evaluated. Age, education, work experience, language proficiency and spouse sponsorships are just a few of the criteria used for determining the points awarded. An Invitation to Apply (ITA) to the BC PNP is sent to the candidates with the highest scores.

How to Receive an ITA?

Invitations, or ITAs, are sent by IRCC to applicants with active Express Entry profiles at the time of the draw. You need to first be eligible for Express Entry in order to get an invitation from the BC PNP or any other provincial immigration programme. You also need to have an active Express Entry pool profile. As long as the province seems to have an immediate need for the occupation, it evaluates and applies the' skill immigration ' categories to the profile.


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Monday, 6 July 2020

Check Eligibility Requirements for British Columbia Immigration for Entrepreneur

British Columbia's financial development relies upon having enough skilled and qualified individuals to meet the labor market needs. The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program is a path for popularity or high demand foreign workers and experienced business visionaries to gain permanent residency in British Columbia.
British Columbia PNP Immigration Consultants – Global Tree

Luckily for international entrepreneurs, the BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM offers a unique entrepreneur immigration stream. Eligible entrepreneurs or business people who successfully establish their business in British Columbia, as well as their accompanying family members can look forward to obtaining Canadian permanent residence, which may then be trailed by Canadian citizenship if residency requirements are met.

There are, in any case, a couple of preliminaries that must be fulfilled before permanent residence may be obtained through this immigration option. First, you have to determine your eligibility for the British Columbia PNP entrepreneur stream. If eligible, you may then make a proper Expression of Interest (EOI) in applying to the program.

Once the EOI has been submitted, you will be assigned a score reflecting your credentials or accreditation's. British Columbia immigration authorities at that point invited the highest-ranked candidates to apply during occasional draws from this pool. If invited, you may submit an application. Successful applicants or candidates acquire a work permit and, if the business activity in British Columbia attain the requirements on an ongoing basis, work permit holders will then be able to apply for permanent residence in Canada.

British Columbia PNP Entrepreneur Stream Criteria for Candidates:

1. A personal net worth or total assets of at least CAD$600,000, legally obtained and verifiable
2. A minimum of:
·            More than 3 years of experience as an active business owner-manager/entrepreneur, OR
·            More than 4 years of experience as a senior manager, OR
·   A combination of at least one year of experience as an active business owner-manager/entrepreneur and at least two years of experience as a senior manager; and
3. A post-secondary education experience as an active business owner-manager with 100% ownership of the business for at least three of the past 5 years.
4. Have Basic English or French language capability or proficiency equivalent to Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level 4 or higher.

Candidates Must Also Answer Questions And Provide Details Of Their Business Proposal, Which Will Be Scored By The British Columbia PNP. Candidates Must Aim To:
·             Establish a qualified new business or purchase and improve an existing business;
·            Make an eligible or required personal investment of at least CAD$200,000 in the business;  and
·           Create at least one new full-time job for a Canadian resident or permanent resident in the     business.

If Invited To Submit An Application, The Business Plan Must Demonstrate:
·             The proposed business is consistent and predictable with the registration business concept; and
·        Potential for commercial feasibility, including a market entry strategy to show how the proposed business will be successful as well as effective in BC.
                                                             
In Addition, If Planning To Purchase An Existing Business, Applicants Must Also Be Able To Demonstrate:
·              How the business will develop;
·            That the business is a going concern (for example the business is in operation and is not in receivership at the time of purchase);
·              That the business will generate or produce a profit and can sustain the expanded workforce; and
·              That the business has been operated by the current owner for at least 5 years.

Candidates or Applicants Cannot Change Their Business Concept After Submitting A Registration.
In order to register or enlist, candidates must exhibit that they can and will make an eligible personal investment of at least $200,000 in the proposed business. If proposing a key staff member, candidates must ensure that they will make an eligible personal investment of $400,000.

Conclusion
Up to 200 points are available to eligible candidates, who will get a score upon registration. Candidates must meet the minimum scores in each section in order to be enter into the selection pool. For any information regarding the above information, you can contact our CANADA IMMIGRATION CONSULTANTS and can clarify all your doubts.

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