British Columbia Invites 100 Total Immigration Candidates In October 20 PNP Draw

 British Columbia sent out 100 total immigration invitations to candidates so they can apply for a Provincial Nomination for Permanent Residence.

The draw that we are talking about was carried out on October 20, 2020.

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program issued a total of 80 invitations through the Express Entry British Columbia (EEBC) and Skills Immigration Streams.

Candidates that got the invitations were selected from the Skilled Worker and International Graduate subcategories.

The minimum required score for candidates in this draw was just 80. Note, this was across all categories, confirmed CIC News.

In addition to the invitations, it was also reported that 20 people were invited under the Entrepreneur Immigration Program of British Columbia.

A total of 15 invitations were issued under the Entrepreneur Immigration Base Category and 5 under the Entrepreneur Immigration Regional Pilot.

Candidates needed a minimum score of 122 under the Base Category and 109 under the Regional Pilot.

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Each week, British Columbia carries out draws through the Provincial Nomination Categories and streams that they have.

On September 29, 2020, the largest British Columbia Provincial Nomination Program draw was carried out.

On that draw, 450 provincial nomination invitations were sent out.

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