British Columbia Issues 91 Invitations In Latest Tech Pilot Draw


British Columbia has issued 91 invitations to apply for a provincial nomination that happened earlier this week amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
April 21, 2020, the draw was conducted under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program’s Tech Pilot.
Immigration candidates that have ongoing job offers in the technology sector of British Columbia got invited to apply for a provincial nomination through the weekly draws.
Candidates that got selected in the draw that took place on Tuesday were from the Skilled Worker and International Graduate subcategories under the Skills Immigration and Express Entry British Columbia.
Candidates that got invited from the draw needed a minimum provincial score of 85 points.
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee The program uses a points-based system that is known as the SIRS, which stands for Skills Immigration Registration System.
The points help the program understand whether a candidate should be invited to apply in a given invitation round.
The score is based on a number of factors, which include the level of education, years of direct work, experience in the field, languages being spoken, and many more.


Applicants that got an invitation in the latest draw is given 30 days to submit a complete application through the Online Registration System of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program.
An invitation to apply does not guarantee that applicants will be approved for a nomination.
Good luck applicants, may your application processing be a good one.

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