Latest BC tech Pilot selects 62 applicants from 29 in-demand occupations

On July 21, 2020, British Columbia in its latest Tech Pilot selects 62 applicants from 29 in-demand occupations.

The province held its latest Tech Pilot draw where it issued 62 Invitation to Apply (ITA) to applicants who had a job offer in 29 in-demand occupations. To qualify the applicants needed a minimum CRS score of 80. In comparison to July 07, 2020, Tech Pilot draw the qualifying applicants had the same CRS score but selected 57 applicants.

BC extends Tech Pilot till June 2021 as a result the province is continuously keeping its CRS score either 80 or with slight variations. This is a positive sign for people who want to apply for permanent residence in Canada. As evident from the latest draw. Because July 21, 2020, tech pilot selects 62 applicants and also the CRS score is low by 5 points.

Besides, in this draw, the applicants were selected from the Skills Immigration (S.I) and Express Entry BC (EEBC) stream of the BC PNP. 

In case you received an ITA under the EEBC stream then it means you:

• Firstly, applied under the EEBC stream of BC PNP.
• Secondly have an active Express Entry (EE) profile in the EE system.
• Also, you meet the EE system’s Human Capital Factors such as:
  • Age
  • Language Skills
  • Education Level
  • Work Experience
• In addition, you have a minimum CRS score of 80.

Besides, if you receive a nomination against your EE profile then you will receive an extra 600 CRS score. This increases your chances of receiving an ITA to apply for a Canada PR. 

Looking at the current Canada immigration trends BC is the only province with consistent CRS score and an increasing application intake. Thus, it is the best time to apply to British Columbia for a Canadian permanent residence. 

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