By admin (May 21, 2024)
Candidates were invited by 5 Provinces from November 16 to December 1
Candidates were invited by 5 provinces from November 16 to December 1, namely Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Manitoba, and PEI.
Except for Nunavut and Quebec, all provinces and territories have Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), and these programs permit provincial governments to nominate the candidates best suited for integration into the provincial economy. The application of a candidate for permanent residency is made much stronger by a provincial nomination.
IRCC shares the responsibility for immigration with the provincial governments. Minister Marc Miller met with his provincial counterparts so that he could discuss the priorities of shared immigration. To provide IRCC information on how to use immigration as an effective tool to promote the economic well-being of the Canadian provinces, these meetings are held two times a year.
Provincial Immigration Results from November 16 to December 1
British Columbia
On November 28, 185 candidates were invited over 4 draws by British Columbia. For 80 candidates in International Graduate, Skilled Worker, and Entry-Level and Semi-Skilled streams, a general draw was held which was the largest draw. The range of cut-off SIRS scores was between 94 and 116.
Three draws that remained, i.e., 29 candidates in healthcare occupations with a minimum score of 60, 27 construction occupation candidates with a minimum score of 75, and 49 early childhood educators and assistants with a minimum score of 60, were targeted draws.
On November 21, 4 draws were held by the province for Skilled Worker and International Graduate candidates. 93 candidates in tech occupations with a cut-off score of 94 as well as 27 early childhood educators and assistants with a minimum score of 60, 24 candidates with construction occupations with a minimum score of 75, and 17 candidates with healthcare occupations were also invited.
Ontario
On November 30, one Express Entry Human Capital Priorities stream draw was held by Ontario. To apply for provincial nomination, 1,052 Express Entry candidates were invited by the province with Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores between 404 and 430. The intention to reside in Ontario after eventually receiving permanent resident status must be demonstrated by eligible candidates.
There are a lot of things that the province checks to prove a candidate’s ties to the province. Employment, leasing or owning property, or professional and personal relationships are included among those things.
Manitoba
On November 30, candidates were invited by Manitoba in a draw. Through the Skilled Worker stream, 148 candidates who required a minimum score of 609 were invited by the province who can demonstrate that they have a close relative in Manitoba. Proof that a close relative had been living in the province for at least one year, is needed to be demonstrated by the Candidates, to be eligible under this stream.
Manitoba invited 82 candidates in the International Education stream and 38 Skilled Worker Overseas candidates with a minimum score of 720.
Prince Edward Island
Through the Labour and Express Entry stream of Prince Edward Island, 69 candidates were invited on November 30. Invitations were issued to candidates who had an occupation in the manufacturing, food processing, healthcare, and construction sectors. Through this stream, over 2,528 candidates were invited by the province in the past 12 months.
Quebec
To apply for permanent selection, 1210 candidates were invited by Quebec on November 16. To be eligible, a minimum score of 609 was required by candidates, no occupations were targeted and level 7 of oral proficiency or higher in French is required by all candidates.Choosing the right Provincial Nominee Program can be difficult! Canada Immigration News will provide you all the information you need to make your immigration smoother!