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Not sure about specific code but it’s as teer 2. Just wanted to know if people get nomination with low scores?
Hi all,
Im just wondering if anyone of you applied for bc pnp and working in Interiorhealth? Im a housekeeper in kelowna general hospital. Unfortunately I am still casual and need a permanent position in order to apply for BCPNP. Some say they apply using “permanent part-time” position as long as you make 32hrs per week. I just wanna make sure if can really use permanent part time also because it is hard to get permanent full time position all over the okanagan. And my permit will expired on sept 1. So im really worried. I hope anyone know the answer thank you guys!!
Im just wondering if anyone of you applied for bc pnp and working in Interiorhealth? Im a housekeeper in kelowna general hospital. Unfortunately I am still casual and need a permanent position in order to apply for BCPNP. Some say they apply using “permanent part-time” position as long as you make 32hrs per week. I just wanna make sure if can really use permanent part time also because it is hard to get permanent full time position all over the okanagan. And my permit will expired on sept 1. So im really worried. I hope anyone know the answer thank you guys!!
You are eligible to apply for BC PNP as long as you have a permanent job offer with minimum of 30 hours per week. Casual or Temporary employment is not eligible to apply for BC PNP Health Authority.
In terms of getting ITA for skilled workers (Chemical engineers) and international students (diploma), which is faster Alberta or British Columbia?
Question for people who are in process for BC PNP under international graduates:
I have a 2-year diploma from Alberta. I have a full time permanent job in my field (TEER 2 job). Do I need employer support for BC PNP as an international graduate? Or just the job offer letter.
Do I need certain months of experience before i can apply?
I have a 2-year diploma from Alberta. I have a full time permanent job in my field (TEER 2 job). Do I need employer support for BC PNP as an international graduate? Or just the job offer letter.
Do I need certain months of experience before i can apply?
https://www.welcomebc.ca/Immigrate-to-B-C/Skills-Immigration#IG
As per attached BC PNP web, you need the following:
International Graduate
The International Graduate stream is a way for recent graduates with a degree or diploma from an eligible Canadian post-secondary institution to get permanent residence and stay in B.C.
Eligibility
To qualify for this stream, you must:
- Have completed a degree, diploma or certificate from an eligible post-secondary institution in Canada in the past three years
- Have accepted an indeterminate* (no defined end date), full-time job offer from a B.C. employer. The job must be classified as NOCTEER category 1, 2, or 3
- management occupations (NOC TEER 0) are not eligible under this stream
- Be qualified to work in your occupation in B.C.
- Meet minimum language requirements
- Have a wage offer in line with B.C. wage rates for the occupation
- Show you can support yourself and your dependants
This stream also has the Express Entry BC option.
* Your job offer does not need to be indeterminate if it is in a priority technology occupation.
For complete eligibility criteria for the International Graduate stream, please refer to the Skills Immigration Program Guide.
Hello Everyone,
I am creating a profile for BC PNP and am confused about selecting the work Location as I work remotely from my home and my employer is based out of Northern BC. I also live in BC but in Metro Vancouver. If I select my home as work location, I get 0 points for PNP areas whereas if I select the Head Office of my Company as my work location, I get 15 points. Is there anyone who has experience with this situation... Thanks in advance...
I am creating a profile for BC PNP and am confused about selecting the work Location as I work remotely from my home and my employer is based out of Northern BC. I also live in BC but in Metro Vancouver. If I select my home as work location, I get 0 points for PNP areas whereas if I select the Head Office of my Company as my work location, I get 15 points. Is there anyone who has experience with this situation... Thanks in advance...