On September 29, 2020, the beautiful province of British Columbia held its largest PNP draw, issuing invitations to 450 candidates who applied under the Skilled Immigration (SI) and Express Entry Category (EEBC). It was the largest BC PNP draw held by the province in 2020, despite the corona virus.

The EEBC Category is for the candidates who have valid profiles in the Federal Government’s Express Entry, that is the easiest and the fastest route to get hold of the Permanent Residence Visa card. On the other hand, the Skilled Immigration category is for the skilled and semi-skilled workers whose occupations are in high-demand in the province of British Columbia.

As per the largest draw held by British Columbia, the minimum scores under the skilled Immigration category ranged between 75 to 94. On the other hand, the minimum scores for the EEBC, Skilled Worker Category was 93 and under the EEBC, International Graduate category was 94.

To receive an invitation, an applicant must be registered under the Express Entry Program and the British Columbia Skills Immigration Registration System as well. SIRS is a point-based system designed specially for the BC PNP. This system helps the province to select the deserving profiles of the candidates who possess a valid skill set and years of experience that can assist in the development of the economy as a whole.

Despite the Corona crisis, conducting the largest PNP draw is a positive indicator from the Canadian Government is putting their efforts towards the development of the province and the Canadian Economy as a whole. The largest BC PNP draw is good news for all the aspiring candidates who applied under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program and got an invitation to apply for Canada’s Permanent Residence.

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