BC PNP applications after July 2015
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Hi all
I have applied online for BC PNP on July 3th,2015. I was wondering how much money should be in our bank account to show that we can afford the expenses? Any one knows about the cost of living in BC for a year? I would be thankful if anyone can provide a link from governmental website.
Cheers
HKH
I have applied online for BC PNP on July 3th,2015. I was wondering how much money should be in our bank account to show that we can afford the expenses? Any one knows about the cost of living in BC for a year? I would be thankful if anyone can provide a link from governmental website.
Cheers
HKH
No, it's closed at the moment, but the applications submitted between Jul - Sept were BC PNP Express Entry.
Or so I thought, apparently not all of them were! HKH9 out of interest, what stream did you apply for?
Or so I thought, apparently not all of them were! HKH9 out of interest, what stream did you apply for?
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Hi Ozils,
Do you know bc exp entry pnp applicants are exempt from POF while applying for PR after getting ITA?
Bcz I only met CEC when I created the exp entry profile, and bc pnp only POF requirement in their website is candidate to meet minimum yearly income and meet the federal criteria which ever is the applicant meeting.
But federal rule saying candidate only meets CEC doesn't want to show POF, no specific answer on both websites, totally confused :-[
Do you know bc exp entry pnp applicants are exempt from POF while applying for PR after getting ITA?
Bcz I only met CEC when I created the exp entry profile, and bc pnp only POF requirement in their website is candidate to meet minimum yearly income and meet the federal criteria which ever is the applicant meeting.
But federal rule saying candidate only meets CEC doesn't want to show POF, no specific answer on both websites, totally confused :-[
happy Canada 2015 said:
To qualify for the PNP nomination and get the ITA you need to meet the minimum income here: http://www.welcomebc.ca/Immigrate/About-the-BC-PNP/Skills-Immigration/How-To-Apply/Minimum-Income-Requirements.aspx
As you are a CEC applicant, you wont need to supply POF after your ITA.
Hope that clears it up for you.
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Thanks Ozils, I put $5000 om my pnp application, so I only have to show the same on the pr application as well right.
Do you know if j have to show 6months statement or a bank letter showing only my current account balance.
Do you know if j have to show 6months statement or a bank letter showing only my current account balance.
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PNP BC is open again for a limited intake of high skilled roles earning $100k per year and over.
In the FAQ's for this release, there was some info on the current cases:
What about people already in the queue?
The BC PNP continues to focus on processing the applications of people who have
already applied.
We have added 18 additional case review officers to help process the existing
inventory to speed up processing times.
The November 10 intake is limited to 50 applications.
We expect that this intake will not impact processing times for those in the inventory.
What are you doing to reduce wait times?
The Province receives a new allocation of BC PNP nominations from the Federal
government in January 2016.
At that time, the BC PNP will have a new points-based skills intake system requiring
an invitation to apply.
Points will be given to applicants whose skills and experience line up with B.C.’s
economic development priorities.
This new intake system will not only help us reduce wait times, it will also ensure
we’re nominating the best candidates for permanent residency.
The BC PNP has assessed more than 4,400 applications so far in 2015 and is on
track to meet the target of 5,500 nominations this calendar year
In the FAQ's for this release, there was some info on the current cases:
What about people already in the queue?
The BC PNP continues to focus on processing the applications of people who have
already applied.
We have added 18 additional case review officers to help process the existing
inventory to speed up processing times.
The November 10 intake is limited to 50 applications.
We expect that this intake will not impact processing times for those in the inventory.
What are you doing to reduce wait times?
The Province receives a new allocation of BC PNP nominations from the Federal
government in January 2016.
At that time, the BC PNP will have a new points-based skills intake system requiring
an invitation to apply.
Points will be given to applicants whose skills and experience line up with B.C.’s
economic development priorities.
This new intake system will not only help us reduce wait times, it will also ensure
we’re nominating the best candidates for permanent residency.
The BC PNP has assessed more than 4,400 applications so far in 2015 and is on
track to meet the target of 5,500 nominations this calendar year
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