British Columbia To Extend PNP Tech Pilot Draws For One More Year


The weekly British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program Tech Pilot draws are going to continue for one more year.
On June 4, 2020, the province of British Columbia announced that they are going to extend the pilot program that fast-tracks the immigration process for certain tech workers.
Until June 2021, the BC PNP (British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program) Tech Pilot will be used by the government.
The pilot offers a pathway to PR (Permanent Residency) for foreign tech workers who have offers in one of 29 eligible occupations in British Columbia.
The job offer must be for a minimum of one year, and there must be at least 120 days remaining at the time of the application.


The British Columbia Provincial Nominee The program holds Tech Pilot draws almost every week in an effort to minimize the wait for workers and their British Columbia employers, who both have to meet program eligibility requirements.
British Columbia prioritize applications for the Tech Pilot.
Once employees submit a complete application, their file will be assigned to a dedicated Tech Pilot processing the team within the next business day.
The Tech Pilot applications are typically processed faster than other British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) programs. Most of the time, they take 2 to 3 months for the receipt.

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