British Columbia Invites International Workers in Latest BC PNP Draw

The latest British Columbia PNP draw in December targets international skilled workers already contributing to the province’s economy. The BC PNP draw highlights a continued focus on retaining global talent, addressing labour market needs, and supporting employers across key industries.

By inviting eligible candidates for provincial nomination, the province is creating clearer pathways to apply for Canada PR for skilled and entrepreneurial workers who have gained valuable Canadian education and work experience and are seeking to build their long-term future in British Columbia.

Latest BC PNP Draw Result

The latest BC PNP draw invites 410 candidates under the Skills Immigration stream and 21 candidates under the Entrepreneur Immigration stream, welcoming high-potential applicants seeking permanent residency in Canada.

Skills Immigration:

• Draw date: December 10, 2025
• Type of round: Skills Immigration Invitations
• Number of invitations: 410 
• CRS Score of Lowest-Ranked Candidate Invited: NOC TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3 for 96 candidates and 138 points for 310 candidates.

Entrepreneur Immigration:

• Draw date: December 16, 2025
• Type of round: Entrepreneur Immigration Invitations
• Number of invitations: Base: 17, Regional: <5
• CRS Score of Lowest-Ranked Candidate Invited: Base: 115, Regional: 107

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Summary of BC PNP Draw of 2025

In 2025, British Columbia held several BC PNP draws under the Skills Immigration and Entrepreneur Immigration streams, issuing invitations to eligible workers and entrepreneurs.

The table below summarizes the BC PNP draws conducted throughout the year, including draw dates, programs, and invitation details.

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BC PNP Draw Key Factors

Selection criteria vary by stream, but all applicants are assessed on their ability to settle and work or do business in British Columbia successfully. Candidates can use the BC PNP point calculator to estimate their score, assess their competitiveness, and identify areas for improvement before applying.

Key factors considered under BC PNP include:

• Work Experience: Relevant, skilled work experience in an occupation in demand in British Columbia increases selection chances. Canadian work experience is especially valued.

• Education: Higher levels of education or training related to the nominated occupation can improve a candidate’s score.

• Language Proficiency: Strong English or French proficiency, as demonstrated by approved language tests, is required to meet eligibility requirements.

• Job Offer: A valid job offer from a BC employer, including wage level and job location, is an essential factor for Skills Immigration streams.

• Wage Level: Higher wages generally reflect stronger labour market demand and can positively impact selection.

• Location in BC: Employment or business activity outside major metropolitan areas may receive additional consideration to support regional development.

BC PNP’s Skills Immigration targets skilled workers and graduates who meet employer needs and are ranked based on economic and human capital factors. Entrepreneur Immigration considers business experience, investment, plans, and potential economic impact, including job creation.

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