Canada PNP Draws this week (3-9 March 2024)
The first week of March 2024 has been quiet eventful. In this week, most popular Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) of Canada, i.e. i.e. Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia held their immigration draws inviting total 2,403 candidates to apply for the provincial nomination.
Find out more about the invitation rounds this week.
Manitoba- Skilled Worker Overseas Stream- 8 March
One among the major Canadian provinces, i.e. Manitoba opened latest Immigration draw of MPNP- Skilled Worker Overseas Stream on March 8, 2024. In this particular immigration draw of MPNP, province of Manitoba issued 104 Letters of Advice (LAAs) to apply for provincial nomination to the applicants who had minimum ranking score of 614 or above.
Ontario held draw for OINP- HCP stream Draw- 7 March
Major province of Canada, i.e. Ontario conducted a draw for Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)- Human Capital Priorities (HCP) Stream on March 7, 2024 to issue 2,104 Notifications of Interest (NOIs) to apply for provincial nomination. The province issued these NOIs to the candidates who had CRS score range of 352-421.
Saskatchewan PNP Draw- 7 March
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) opened its first immigration draw of the year On March 7, 2024. In this particular immigration draw opened for Occupation in demand and Express Entry subcategory under ISW (International Skilled Worker) category invited total 35 candidates. The minimum score requirement was 89 points for both the streams Saskatchewan PNP.
British Columbia PNP Draw- 5 March
British Columbia opened the new general and targeted draws of British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) on March 5, 2024. In these particular BC PNP draws, province of British Columbia, Canada issued nearly 160 ITAs (Invitations to Apply) for provincial nomination.
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) in 2024
In 2024, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) remain a prominent pathway for immigration to Canada. PNPs continue to invite a substantial number of candidates, reflecting their significance in Canadian immigration.
With a target of 110,000 newcomers through PNP immigration this year, these programs offer promising opportunities for individuals seeking to settle in various provinces. PNPs not only address regional labour market needs but also contribute to Canada's overall economic and social growth, making them a preferred choice for many aspirants.
