During the week of April 4 to 8, two Canadian provinces hosted immigration draws.
Manitoba held a new Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw this week, while British Columbia held its weekly PNP invitation round.
With the exception of Quebec and Nunavut, most Canadian provinces and territory have their own PNPs. Interested candidates may be asked to seek for a provincial nomination through these programmes. Although provincial nomination is not the same as permanent residence, it can greatly improve your chances of getting permanent residency.
When PNP candidates with Express Entry profiles receive a nomination, their score is increased by 600 points. They become eligible to apply for a PNP-specific batch of invitations as well. Canada invited 919 PNP candidates with CRS scores of at least 785 to apply in the most recent Express Entry draw, which took place last week.
Two Canadian provinces have issued invitations to immigration candidates as part of their PNPs in the last week. The following are the specifics of the new drawings.
British Columbia
Manitoba
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