British Columbia held a drawing in several categories

British Columbia held a drawing in several categories

More than 180 people were invited to apply for residency.

On May 3, British Columbia sent out 183 invitations under the provincial immigration program. The province conducted two draws simultaneously, one general and one targeted at in-demand professions.

A total of 141 invitations were sent in the general draw. This time, both representatives of all professions and technicians were selected. Passing scores were distributed as follows:

Stream Passing score
Skilled Workers 109
Skilled Workers (Express Entry option) 123
International Graduates 97
International Graduates (Express Entry option) 107
Entry Level and Semi-Skilled 77

Another 42 people were selected in the target draw. The passing scores were as follows:

Streams Number of invitations Passing score Professions
Skilled Workers, International Graduates, including Express Entry option 28 65 Early childhood educators and assistants
Skilled Workers, International Graduates, including Express Entry option, Entry Level and Semi-Skilled 9 65 Health care professionals
Skilled Workers, International Graduates, including Express Entry option 5 65 Veterinarians, veterinary technicians

Keep an eye on the history of passing scores and number of invitations to increase your chances of immigrating to British Columbia.

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