Manitoba and British Columbia nominated PNP candidates last week. Over 400 candidates from the in-demand and skilled workers streams got the nominations who wanted to settle in provinces. Nominees received invitations from streams emphasizing in-demand workers and international graduates in the two provinces.
Manitoba and British Columbia nominated PNP candidates
British Columbia – The immigration results between April 6 and 12
The British Columbia PNP sent a minimum of 88 invitations to candidates applying for Canadian permanent residence through the Skilled Worker and International Graduate stream with the EEBC option. This stream is responsible for recent international graduates who have graduated from a university or college within that province in the last three years. They also hold an employment offer from an employer in British Columbia.
Candidates who had professional experience in specific in-demand occupations in the province received invitations. The following in-demand professions are as follows:
- Childcare Professionals – The minimum score requirement of 90 points to get an invitation.
- Construction Professionals – They had to possess a minimum CRS score of 95 points to get an ITA.
- Healthcare Professionals – The minimum score requirement of 95 points to get an invitation.
- Tech Professionals – The minimum score requirement of 116 to receive an invitation.
- Veterinary Professionals – Candidates had to fulfill the score requirement of 80 points to be considered.
Incorporating the EEBC option implies an Enhanced Provincial Nomination Stream. These Enhanced streams work in sync with the Express Entry system, implying that candidates within the Express Entry pool might attain an ITA to apply for PR in a province using the above streams.
Manitoba
The Manitoba PNP issued over 35 invitations to candidates. The Manitoba PNP, through the Skilled Worker in Manitoba under the Manitoba Work Experience Pathway, sent 276 invitations to candidates working in in-demand occupations in the province. Specifically, the individuals worked in the following:
- Nurse Aids, Patient Service Associates, and Orderlies
- Retail and Wholesale Trade Managers
- General Construction Trade Workers
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