Ontario, BC and Alberta Issue

Immigration aspirants, rejoice! The latest provincial draws offer new opportunities to those who want to call Canada their home. In this article, we’ll delve into the recent nominations issued by Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec, and what they mean for your Canadian dream.

The following are some of the ways to get in touch with each other: Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) 1186 new nominations have been issued, bringing the 2024 total to 0. This is a way to attract candidates who have experience in highly-demanded occupations like tech and healthcare. If you’re a skilled worker with a passion for innovation, Ontario might be the perfect fit.

Provincial Immigration Updates for July 20-26

Ontario:

• On July 25, 209 NOIs were issued through the Express Entry Human Capital Priorities Stream.
• Targeted general practitioners (NOC 31102), with:
• Create your Express Entry profile between July 25th, 2023 and July 25th, 2024
• Scores between 395 and 444, CRS

British Columbia

Two BC PNP draws will be held on July 23

1. First draw: 35 invitations issued to candidates in five streams.

•     Skilled Worker
•     Skilled Worker – EEBC option
•     International Graduate
•     International Graduate – EEBC option
•     Entry Level and Semi-Skilled

British Columbia’s Tech-Driven Draw

Quebec Releases Retroactive Results of June 27, 2024

Quebec announces the results of an undisclosed lottery held on June 27, 2020.

The Arrima Bank will select the candidate who meets these criteria.

• Advanced French language skills (Level 7 or above)
• Scores of 581 or more points
• A valid job outside of the Montreal Metropolitan Area
• Total of 1,528 candidates met these criteria were invited to apply for selection permanent. The candidates who were invited can now apply for a Quebec Selection Certificate.
• BC’s Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP)The province has announced 187 nominations with a special focus on tech talent. The province is seeking experts in AI, cybersecurity, and data science to fuel its thriving technology industry. If you’re a tech whiz, BC wants you!

Alberta’s Opportunity Stream

The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program has released 150 new nominations via its Opportunity Stream. This stream is for candidates who have a job in Alberta or can demonstrate a strong relationship to the province. If you’re looking for a chance to work in the heart of Canada’s oil country, Alberta might be the way to go.

Alberta Releases retroactive Provincial Immigration Draw results

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program has released the results of a draw that took place on July 2. 

Alberta’s government issued 37 Notifications of Interest (NOIs) to candidates in this draw.

 A job offer in Alberta’s healthcare sector

 A Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score above 300

All selected candidates had at least a CRS score of 300. This draw is part of Alberta’s dedicated healthcare pathway, which aims to attract skilled healthcare professionals to the province.

Quebec’s Francophone Focus

Quebec’s Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration (MIFI) a annoncé 512 New nominations, prioritising French-speaking candidates. If you’re fluent in French and looking for a unique cultural experience, Quebec is an excellent choice.

What’s Next?

These provincial draws are a ray of hope for those who wish to obtain permanent residence in Canada. To maximise your chances, stay informed about the latest immigration news.

About the Author

Our author, who has more than a decade experience in immigration-related writing, has helped countless individuals to navigate the complex world that is Canadian immigration. Stay tuned for expert advice and more insightful articles about achieving your Canadian Dreams.

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