British Columbia, also known as British Columbia, is one of the four major provinces in Canada. British Columbia is located in the westernmost part of Canada, with a mild climate and most of the province is forested. The capital of British Columbia is Victoria on Vancouver Island, and the largest city is Vancouver.
British Columbia’s economic growth depends on sufficient skilled workers and entrepreneurs to meet the needs of the labor market and ensure the continued prosperity of British Columbia. New immigrants play an important role in supplementing the current and future labor market shortages.
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) of British Columbia, as an economic immigration program, provides an immigration pathway for foreign workers and experienced entrepreneurs who promote the economic development of the province. Applicants and spouses and children who have been nominated by the province of British Columbia are eligible to submit a permanent residence visa application to the federal government and obtain a maple leaf card.
At present, most of the immigration projects nominated by British Columbia require an employer offer. Only the master and doctoral graduate category can apply without an employer offer after meeting the conditions.
BC Provincial Nominee Skilled Worker Category
British Columbia’s growing economy requires skilled and experienced workers. The Skilled Worker category is a way for workers in professional, managerial, technical, trade or other skilled occupations to obtain permanent residence in British Columbia.
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Have at least 2 years of full-time (or equivalent to full-time) work experience in any technical position, and the occupation category belongs to NOC 0, A or B category, and full-time paid technical vocational practice work experience after completion of studies can also be recognized;
- Have accepted a long-term full-time job offer from an employer in British Columbia, the job category must belong to NOC 0, A or B, be qualified for the job, and the salary is in line with the salary standard of the same industry in British Columbia;
- Applicants whose occupation category is NOC B should have a language level of at least CLB 4;
- Demonstrate sufficient funds to support the applicant and his/her family and meet the BC minimum household income requirements;
- If the applicant is currently in Canada, they must have legal status;
- Meet the BC Skilled Immigration Score Invitation Score;
- If you choose the EE BC pathway, you need to meet the application conditions and language requirements of one of the categories of Federal Skilled Workers (FSW), Federal Skilled Workers (FST) or Federal Experience Classes (CEC) under the EE system.
BC Nominated Health Authority Category
Health care is an important priority for British Columbia. Applicants may be eligible for this category if they have a full-time job offer in any occupation from a public health agency in BC. Applicants who are doctors, nurse practitioners or midwives but are not directly employed by a public health authority may also be eligible for this category. No registration is required for this category, and applications can be submitted directly to BC Nomination if all conditions are met.
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
- The applicant holds a long-term full-time job offer as a direct employee in any of the following BC public health authorities:
- Provincial Health Services Authority
- First Nations Health Authority
- Fraser Health
- Interior Health
- Island Health
- Northern Health
- Vancouver Coastal Health
- Providence Health Care
- Or, if the applicant is a doctor or nurse practitioner who is or will be working in British Columbia with the support of a British Columbia public health authority, at the time of submitting the application, is able to submit a letter of recommendation from a British Columbia public health authority confirming that: the applicant position, the applicant is working or will be working in BC, the BC health authority supports the applicant to submit a BC nomination application;
- OR, the applicant is a midwife who has worked with an established practice group in BC for at least six months prior to submitting the application, and can provide a copy of the official letterhead of the established practice group in BC at the time of submission of the application A confirmation letter confirming the date the applicant joined the practice group and signed by the applicant and the head of the practice group;
- Meet the education, training, experience and qualifications required by public health authorities, as well as the certification, licensing or registration required to work in the occupation in British Columbia;
- Be competent to work in British Columbia, and the salary is in line with the salary standard of the same industry in British Columbia;
- Applicants whose occupation category is NOC B should have a language level of at least CLB 4;
- Demonstrate sufficient funds to support the applicant and his/her family and meet the BC minimum household income requirements;
- If the applicant is currently in Canada, they must have legal status;
- Meet the BC Skilled Immigration Score Invitation Score;
- If you choose the EE BC pathway, you need to meet the application conditions and language requirements of one of the categories of Federal Skilled Workers (FSW), Federal Skilled Workers (FST) or Federal Experience Classes (CEC) under the EE system.
BC Nominated Entry and Semi-skilled Trades
The BC Nomination Entry and Semi-Skilled Trades (ELSS) category is for applicants currently working in the tourism/hospitality, long-distance transportation, food processing or healthcare industries in BC, or currently working in the province’s Northeast Development Zone. Development Region of BC) applicants for entry or semi-skilled jobs in occupations other than home care that are classified as NOC C or D occupations.
Applicants must meet the following application requirements
- Have accepted a long-term full-time job offer from a BC employer in the tourism/hospitality, healthcare, long-haul trucking or food processing industry categories:
- Occupation must be on the list of eligible occupations in all industries (see schedule below);
- If you are in the Northeast BC Development Zone, you can work in any occupation C or D;
- Have been in full-time employment for that employer for at least nine consecutive months prior to submitting your application, during which time you can work in different ELSS occupations for the same employer, and must maintain that employment throughout the provincial nomination application process;
- Able to perform the job offered, and the salary and benefits are in line with the same industry standard in British Columbia;
- Must be able to demonstrate that minimum income requirements have been met throughout the nine-month period prior to submitting registration and applications;
- Applicants must have completed at least a high school diploma, either in or outside of Canada;
- A language score of a minimum of CLB 4;
- Have a legal status while working in Canada;
- The following additional requirements apply to the long-haul truck driver occupation:
- At least two years of work experience as a long-distance truck driver in the three years prior to enrolling in the BC Provincial Nomination, either in or outside of Canada;
- Must hold a valid Class 1 BC driver’s license with air brake endorsement during nine months of full-time employment;
- Long-haul truck drivers’ annual salary is calculated using the average number of hours worked based on their nine-month pay statement, up to a maximum of 60 hours/week*52 weeks;
- Health care occupations are also subject to the following additional requirements:
- Must hold a registration or license from the occupation in BC.
Attachment: Eligible Occupation
- Tourism and Accommodation Occupations
- 6525 Hotel front desk clerks
- 6525 Hotel front desk clerks
- Tourism and leisure guides and casino occupations
- 6531Tour and travel guidesTour and travel guides
- 6532 Outdoor sport and recreational guides Outdoor sports and recreational guides
- 6533Casino occupations Casino occupations
- Food Service Occupations
- 6511 Maîtres d’hotel and hosts/hostesses
- 6512 Bartenders Bartenders
- 6513 Food and beverage servers
- 6711 Food counter attendants, kitchen helpers and related occupations
- Cleaners (directly employed by the hotel/resort*)
- 6731Light duty cleaners light duty cleaners
- 6732 Specialized cleaners Professional cleaners
- 6733 Janitors, caretakers and building superintendents
- 6721 Support occupations in accommodation, travel and facilities set-up services
- Other service occupations (direct employment in hotels/resorts*)
- 6741 Dry cleaning, laundry and related occupations
- 6742 Other service support occupations
- food processing
- 9461 Process control and machine operators, food and beverage processing
- 9462 Industrial butchers and meat cutters, poultry preparers and related workers
- 9463Fish and seafood plant workers
- 9465 Testers and graders, food, beverage and associated products processing
- 9617 Laborers in food, beverage and associated products processing
- 9618 Laborers in fish and seafood processing Fish and seafood processing workers
- long distance truck driver
- 7511 Long-haul truck driver Long-haul truck driver
- 7511 Long-haul truck driver Long-haul truck driver
- healthcare careers
- 3413 Nurse aids, orderlies and patient service associates**
- 3411 Dental assistants
Note 1: For the purposes of NP in British Columbia, a resort is defined as a lodging facility associated with recreational activities. These activities include skiing, golfing, boating, fishing, cycling, swimming, horseback riding, hiking, nature tours or interpretive tours.
Note 2: For NPs in BC, only healthcare assistants/assistants meet NOC 3413.
BC Nominated International Student Category
This category is applicable to international students who have graduated from Canadian universities or colleges in the past three years. It is not limited to those who graduated from institutions in British Columbia. Some graduate-level international students may also have the qualifications to apply for BC’s nomination for graduates. qualifications.
Applicants must meet the following application requirements
- Applicants must have a degree, diploma or certificate from an eligible Canadian post-secondary institution:
- The degree must be conferred by a Canadian post-secondary institution;
- The diploma or certificate must be awarded by a Canadian public higher education institution, and those awarded by private institutions are not recognized;
- The course of study must be a full-time course of not less than eight months (two semesters) (excluding internships);
- The application must be submitted to the BC PNP within three years of receipt of official transcripts showing completion of all requirements for the degree program;
- Have accepted a long-term full-time job offer from a BC employer, the job category must be NOC A or B, and if the position offered by the employer requires mandatory certification, licensing or registration, you must provide documentation in your application to the BC PNP indicating that The applicant meets these requirements or how to meet these requirements in the short term, and the salary package is in line with the salary standard of the same industry in British Columbia;
- Meet the minimum income requirements for the applicant’s annual salary, residence and family size in British Columbia;
- Applicants engaged in NOC category B occupations must provide a minimum language score of CLB 4. Unless language points are required for category A occupations, there is no mandatory language requirement, but valid language scores may be required during the BC PNP trial to determine whether they can meet the requirements. occupational requirements;
- Meet the minimum invitation score for the BC Nominee Skilled Immigrant Score;
- If you choose the EE BC pathway, you need to meet the application conditions and language requirements of one of the categories of Federal Skilled Workers (FSW), Federal Skilled Workers (FST) or Federal Experience Classes (CEC) under the EE system.
BC Provincial Nominee Graduate Category
This category is for international graduates who have graduated from a British Columbia post-secondary institution with a master’s or doctoral degree in natural sciences, applied sciences or health sciences. This category does not require an employer offer from British Columbia, nor does it need to be registered, and the application can be submitted directly after all conditions are met.
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Graduated from a British Columbia post-secondary institution with a master’s or doctoral degree within the past three years;
- The major is in a related field of natural sciences, applied sciences or health sciences:
- Agriculture, agricultural management and related sciences;
- Biological and biomedical sciences;
- Computer and information science and support services;
- Engineering;
- Engineering technology and engineering related fields;
- Health professions and related programs;
- Mathematics and statistics;
- Conservation of natural resources;
- Physics;
- The application must be submitted to the BC PNP within three years of receipt of official transcripts showing completion of all requirements for the degree program;
- Have or be eligible for legal immigration status in Canada;
- Demonstrate the intention and ability to live in British Columbia;
- If you choose the EE BC pathway, you need to meet the application conditions and language requirements of one of the categories of Federal Skilled Workers (FSW), Federal Skilled Workers (FST) or Federal Experience Classes (CEC) under the EE system.
BC Technology Industry Immigration Program
On August 28, 2017, the British Columbia PNP officially announced the launch of the technology industry pilot immigration program (BC PNP Tech Pilot). This is not a new immigration program, but it can be prioritized for certain occupations in short supply. Applicants still need Obtain an employer offer in BC and meet the basic requirements for BC PNP provincial nomination for skilled immigrants. On May 28, 2021, the program was officially changed to a permanent immigration program in British Columbia and renamed PNP Tech in British Columbia.
A total of 29 occupations in the project are classified into the shortage occupation list. Applicants for these occupations can get invitations every week. The required scores will be lower than those of ordinary skilled immigrants, the processing speed will be faster, and the requirements for employer offers will be lower. , as long as one year.
Among the 29 occupations in short supply, most of them are ICT and engineering occupations, followed by writers, editors, broadcasting, audio, film, performance, graphic illustration and other cultural and artistic occupations, as well as wholesale technical sales representatives.
British Columbia PNP Technology Industry Immigration Project Insufficient Occupation List
| NOC | Occupation name | Tech Pilot Job Title in British Columbia |
|---|---|---|
| 0131 | Telecom Operations Manager | Telecommunication carriers managers |
| 0213 | Computer and Information Systems Manager | Computer and information systems managers |
| 0512 | Manager – Publishing, Film, Broadcasting and Performing Arts | Managers – publishing, motion pictures, broadcasting and performing arts |
| 2131 | civil engineer | Civil engineers |
| 2132 | Mechanical Engineers | Mechanical engineers |
| 2133 | Electrical and Electronics Engineer | Electrical and electronics engineers |
| 2134 | chemical engineer | Chemical engineers |
| 2147 | Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers) | Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers) |
| 2171 | Information systems analysts and consultants | Information systems analysts and consultants |
| 2172 | Database Analysts and Data Administrators | Database analysts and data administrators |
| 2173 | Software Engineers and Designers | Software engineers and designers |
| 2174 | Computer Programmer and Interactive Media Development | Computer programmers and interactive media developers |
| 2175 | Web Designers and Developers | Web designers and developers |
| 2221 | Biotechnologists and Technicians | Biological technologists and technicians |
| 2241 | Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians | Electrical and electronics engineering technologists and technicians |
| 2242 | Electronics repair technicians (household and commercial equipment, etc.) | Electronic service technicians (household and business equipment) |
| 2243 | Technicians and mechanics for industrial instrumentation | Industrial instrument technicians and mechanics |
| 2281 | computer network Technology | Computer network technicians |
| 2282 | User technical support staff | User support technicians |
| 2283 | Information Systems Test Technician | Information systems testing technicians |
| 5121 | authors and writers | Authors and writers |
| 5122 | Editors | Editors |
| 5125 | Translators, terminologists and interpreters | Translators, terminologists and interpreters |
| 5224 | broadcast technician | Broadcast technicians |
| 5225 | Audio and Video Recording Technicians | Audio and video recording technicians |
| 5227 | Supporting occupations in film, broadcasting, photography and the performing arts | Support occupations in motion pictures, broadcasting, photography and the performing arts |
| 5226 | Other Technical and Coordinating Professional Sports Graphics, Broadcasting and Performing Arts | Other technical and co-ordinating occupations in motion pictures, broadcasting and the performing arts |
| 5241 | Graphic Designers and Illustrators | Graphic designers and illustrators |
| 6221 | Technical Sales Specialist – Wholesale Trade | Technical sales specialists – wholesale trade |
BC Provincial Nominee Scoring Criteria
| Scoring item | Project Refinement | highest score |
|---|---|---|
| Economic factors (110 points) | BC job offer skill level | 50 |
| BC job offer salary levels | 50 | |
| work in remote areas | 10 | |
| Human Capital Factors (80 points) | Directly related work experience | 25 |
| highest education | 25 | |
| language | 30 | |
| total score | 190 |
| Scoring item | category | Second language |
|---|---|---|
| BC job offer skill level | NOC skill level A (including category 0) | 25 |
| NOC Skill Level B | 10 | |
| NOC Skill Level C | 5 | |
| NOC skill level D | 5 | |
| bonus points | Occupation in NOC 00 category | 15 |
| Currently working full-time on a BCPNP-registered job for a BC employer | 10 | |
| highest score | 50 | |
| annual salary | CAD 100,000 and above | 50 |
| Less than CAD 25,000 | 0 | |
| 25000-26249 CAD | 3 | |
| 26250-27499 CAD | 4 | |
| 27500-28749 CAD | 5 | |
| 28750-29999 CAD | 6 | |
| 30000-31249 CAD | 7 | |
| 31250-32499 CAD | 8 | |
| 32500-33749 CAD | 9 | |
| 33750-34999 CAD | 10 | |
| 35000-36247 CAD | 11 | |
| 36250-37499 CAD | 12 | |
| 37500-38749 CAD | 13 | |
| 38750-39999 CAD | 14 | |
| 40000-42499 CAD | 15 | |
| 42500-44999 CAD | 16 | |
| 45000-47499 CAD | 17 | |
| 47500-49999 CAD | 18 | |
| 50000-52499 CAD | 19 | |
| 52500-54999 CAD | 20 | |
| 55000-57499 CAD | 21 | |
| 57500-59999 CAD | 22 | |
| 60000-62499 CAD | 23 | |
| 62500-64999 CAD | 24 | |
| 65000-67499 CAD | 25 | |
| 67500-69999 CAD | 26 | |
| 70000-72499 CAD | 27 | |
| 72500-74999 CAD | 28 | |
| 75000-77499 CAD | 29 | |
| 77500-79999 CAD | 30 | |
| 80000-82499 CAD | 31 | |
| 82500-84999 CAD | 32 | |
| 85000-87499 CAD | 33 | |
| 87500-89999 CAD | 34 | |
| 90000-92499 CAD | 35 | |
| 92500-94999 CAD | 36 | |
| 95000-97499 CAD | 37 | |
| 97500-99999 CAD | 38 | |
| highest score | 50 | |
| work in remote areas | Stikine, Central Coast, Northern Rockies, Mount Waddington, Skeena-Queen Charlotte, Powell River, Sunshine Coast, Kootenay-Boundary, AlberniClayoquot | 10 |
| Greater Vancouver | 0 | |
| Capital, Fraser Valley | 2 | |
| Thompson-Nicola, Nanaimo, Central Okanagan | 2 | |
| Okanagan-Similkameen, Cowichan Valley, North Okanagan, Fraser-Fort George | 4 | |
| BC job offer skill level | NOC skill level A (including category 0) | 25 |
| Peace River, Comox Valley, Cariboo, Central Kootenay | 6 | |
| Kitimat-Stikine, Bulkley-Nechako, Squamish-Lillooet, Strathcona, ColumbiaShuswap, East Kootenay | 8 | |
| highest score | 10 | |
| Work experience directly related to the BC job offer | over 60 months | 15 |
| no work experience | 0 | |
| less than 12 months | 1 | |
| 12-23 months | 3 | |
| 24-35 months | 6 | |
| 36-47 months | 9 | |
| 48-59 months | 12 | |
| bonus points | At least one year of relevant Canadian work experience | 10 |
| highest score | 25 | |
| educate | Master’s or Ph.D. | 17 |
| high school or below | 0 | |
| Higher education diploma or degree (non-technical) | 2 | |
| associate degree | 4 | |
| Higher Education Diploma or Qualification (Technician) | 11 | |
| Bachelor’s degree | 11 | |
| Graduate degree or diploma | 11 | |
| bonus points | Complete postsecondary education in BC | 8 |
| highest score | 25 | |
| Successfully completed the Opportunity Certification from the BC Industry Training Authority | 4 | |
| Passed academic certification | 4 | |
| Completion of postsecondary education elsewhere in Canada outside of BC | 6 | |
| Language (CLB) | 10 or more | 30 |
| 9 | 26 | |
| 8 | 22 | |
| 7 | 18 | |
| 6 | 14 | |
| 5 | 10 | |
| 4 | 6 | |
| 4 or less | 0 | |
| no test scores | 0 | |
| highest score | 30 |
BC Minimum Household Income Requirements
| family size | Greater Vancouver area | Rest of BC |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $26,426 | $22,024 |
| 2 | $32,899 | $27,418 |
| 3 | $40,445 | $33,706 |
| 4 | $49,106 | $40,925 |
| 5 | $55,695 | $46,416 |
| 6 | $62,814 | $52,350 |
| 7 or more | $69,935 | $58,284 |
1. Register
The application categories that need to be registered include the skilled worker category and the international student category in the EE BC program and the skilled worker category, entry and semi-skilled worker category and international student category in the traditional program. You can apply directly through the BC PNP online system for the medical professional category and the master’s and doctoral graduate category.
Before registering for the British Columbia PNP, the EE British Columbia project category needs to register an EE account through IRCC’s EE system. If the applicant’s conditions can meet the requirements of a certain category of federal skilled immigration, federal skilled worker immigration and Canadian experience immigration Receive EE account and Job Seeker verification code. Traditional item categories do not require this step.
Registration is to create an account in the BC PNP online system, complete the registration information, and submit.
After registration, applicants will get registration scores and enter the candidate pool of the applied category, waiting for an invitation to apply. The applicant’s time in the candidate pool is up to 12 months.
2. Invitation
The BC PNP will invite applicants who enter the candidate pool based on the principle of high scores. After receiving the invitation to apply, the applicant must submit a complete application through the BC PNP online system within 30 days.
3. Apply
Submit your skilled immigration application through the BC PNP online system. The application requires an application processing fee of CAD 1150. Once the application is approved, the applicant will be nominated for permanent residence.
4. Nomination
Get a provincial nomination and apply for permanent residence to IRCC. After the applicant receives the confirmation of nomination from the BC PNP, he or she is required to submit a completed permanent residence application to the designated IRCC visa office. Be careful not to submit your application no longer than the validity period in your nomination letter.
- Skilled immigration EE category and traditional category: estimated 2-3 months
Healthcare occupations
| NOC Occupational Code | Occupations | Occupation name |
|---|---|---|
| 3011 | Nursing co-ordinators and supervisors | Nursing co-ordinators and supervisors |
| 3012 | Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses | Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses |
| 3111 | Specialist physicians | Specialist physicians |
| 3112 | General practitioners and family physicians | General practitioners and family physicians |
| 3113 | Dentists | Dentists |
| 3122 | Chiropractors | Chiropractors |
| 3124 | Allied primary health practitioners | Allied primary health practitioners |
| 3125 | Other professional occupations in health diagnosing and treating | Other professional occupations in health diagnosing and treating |
| 3131 | Pharmacists | pharmacist |
| 3132 | Dietitians and nutritionists | Dietitians and nutritionists |
| 3141 | Audiologists and speech-language pathologists | Audiologists and speech-language pathologists |
| 3142 | Physiotherapists | Physiotherapists |
| 3143 | Occupational therapists | Occupational therapists |
| 3144 | Other professional occupations in therapy and assessment | Other professional occupations in therapy and assessment |
| 3211 | Medical laboratory technologists | Medical laboratory technologists |
| 3212 | Medical laboratory technicians and pathologists’ assistants | Medical laboratory technicians and pathologists’ assistants |
| 3214 | Respiratory therapists, clinical perfusionists and cardiopulmonary technologists | Respiratory Therapist, Clinical Perfusionist, and Cardiopulmonary Technologist |
| 3215 | Medical radiation technologists | Medical radiation technologists |
| 3216 | Medical sonographers | Medical sonographers |
| 3217 | Cardiology technologists and electrophysiological diagnostic technologists, n.e.c. | Cardiology technologists and electrophysiological diagnostic technologists, n.e.c. |
| 3219 | Other medical technologists and technicians (except dental health) | Other medical technologists and technicians (except dental health) |
| 3221 | Denturists | Denturists |
| 3222 | Dental hygienists and dental therapists | Dental Hygienists and Dental Therapists |
| 3223 | Dental technologists, technicians and laboratory assistants | Dental technologists, technicians and laboratory assistants |
| 3232 | Practitioners of natural healing | Practitioners of natural healing |
| 3233 | Licensed practical nurses | Licensed practical nurses |
| 3234 | Paramedical occupations | Paramedical occupations |
| 3237 | Other technical occupations in therapy and assessment | Other technical occupations in therapy and assessment |
| 3411 | Dental assistants | Dental assistants |
| 3413 | Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates* | Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates* |
| 4151 | Psychologists | psychologist |
| 4152 | Social workers | social worker |
| 4153 | Family, marriage and other related counsellors | Family, marriage and other related counsellors |
| 4212 | Social and community service workers | social and community service worker |
| 0311 | Managers in healthcare | Healthcare Manager |
Care economy: Childcare occupations
| NOC Occupational Code | Occupations | Occupation name |
|---|---|---|
| 4214 | Early childhood educators and assistants | Early childhood educators and assistants |
Other priority occupations
| NOC | Occupations | Occupation name |
|---|---|---|
| 3213 | Animal health technologists and veterinary technicians | Animal health technologists and veterinary technicians |
| 3114 | Veterinarians | Veterinarians |
| invitation date | Number of invitees | Invitation category | Minimum invitation score | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-06-22 | 14 | Skilled workers, international students (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: 4214 |
| 10 | Skilled workers, international students, entry and semi-skilled workers (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: Careers in Healthcare | |
| 2022-06-14 | 138 | skilled worker | 109 | General invitation (including tech careers) |
| Skilled Workers – EEBC | 123 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| international student | 96 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| International Students – EEBC | 106 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| entry and semi-skilled workers | 76 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| 2022-06-14 | 12 | Skilled workers, international students (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: 4214 |
| 7 | Skilled workers, international students, entry and semi-skilled workers (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: Careers in Healthcare | |
| ＜5 | Skilled workers, international students (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: 3114, 3213 | |
| 2022-06-07 | 125 | Skilled workers, international students (including EEBC) | 85 | Orientation Invitation: Tech Careers |
| 2022-06-07 | 16 | Skilled workers, international students (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: 4214 |
| ＜5 | Skilled workers, international students, entry and semi-skilled workers (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: Careers in Healthcare | |
| 2022-05-31 | 147 | skilled worker | 109 | General invitation (including tech careers) |
| Skilled Workers – EEBC | 123 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| international student | 96 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| International Students – EEBC | 106 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| entry and semi-skilled workers | 76 | General invitation (including tech careers) | ||
| 2022-05-31 | 15 | Skilled workers, international students (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: 4214 |
| 5 | Skilled workers, international students, entry and semi-skilled workers (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: Healthcare Occupation (except 3413) | |
| ＜5 | entry and semi-skilled workers | 60 | Orientation Invitation: 3413 | |
| ＜5 | Skilled workers, international students (including EEBC) | 60 | Orientation Invitation: 3114, 3213 |