When was the last BC PNP Draw issued?

The Latest BC PNP Draw was held on April 23, 2026, The province issued 484 invitations for the Skills Immigration Stream. candidates with: A minimum wage of $62/hour and $125,000/year, and a job offer in NOC TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3 (252 candidates), or A minimum score of 138 points (232 candidates).

How many People are in B.C. PNP pool?

As of March3, 2026, the BC PNP Skills Immigration pool includes 10,907 registered candidates. The highest concentration remains in the mid-range score brackets, with 2165 profiles in the 100–109 range and 1982 candidates scoring between 90–99, highlighting strong competition in this segment.

BC PNP Draw: Latest Invitations and Candidates in the Pool

Q: Where to Track the Latest BC PNP Draws

Check this Latest BC PNP Draw page regularly: Bookmark this page in your browser to check the latest OINP Draw details Receive our weekly Newsletter: Receive the latest updates in provincial draws directly in your email. Register here for the newsletter. Check our official PNP tracker for the latest updates: Access the full list of Ontario PNP Draws by selecting the Ontario province in the filter. Check Provincial official sources: The British Columbia PNP invitations Page and the Express Entry–linked rounds (NOIs) Page.

Q: What is BC PNP Pool?

The BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) pool is the system that British Columbia uses to rank skilled workers looking to be nominated for permanent residence. It’s not the same as the Express Entry pool, and it has a different scoring system and a different process to apply. You won’t automatically enter the BC PNP pool when you enter the pool for Express Entry, even if you live and work in BC.

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Check here the latest BC PNP draw results and the updates of the pool of candidates.

BC PNP Latest Draw

The Latest British Columbia PNP Draw Updates

By type

Draws Policy Updates

Draw

Date

April 22, 2026

Stream

Skills Immigration

Cut Off

138

Stream

Skills Immigration

Additional information

The BC PNP issued 484 invitations to candidates who will create high economic impact in the province. Candidates with a $62/hour ($125,000/year) job offer in TEER 0–3, or candidates with a minimum score of 138 were invited.
Draw

Date

April 14, 2026

Stream

Entrepreneur

Cut Off

115

Stream

Entrepreneur

Additional information

The BC PNP held a targeted Entrepreneur Immigration draw, issuing 14 invitations through the Base streams.
Draw

Date

March 10, 2026

Stream

Entrepreneur

Cut Off

117

Stream

Entrepreneur

Additional information

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) held a targeted Entrepreneur Immigration draw, issuing 7 invitations through the Base streams.
Draw

Date

March 10, 2026

Stream

Entrepreneur

Cut Off

129

Stream

Entrepreneur

Additional information

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) held a targeted Entrepreneur Immigration draw, issuing fewer than 5 invitations through the Regional stream.
Draw

Date

February 11, 2026

Stream

Skills Immigration

Cut Off

135

Stream

Skills Immigration

Additional information

The BC PNP issued 460 High Economic Impact invitations. 195 candidates with a $62/hour ($125,000/year) job offer in TEER 0–3, and 265 candidates with a minimum score of 135.
Draw

Date

February 4, 2026

Stream

Skills Immigration

Cut Off

138

Stream

Skills Immigration

Additional information

The BC PNP issued 429 High Economic Impact invitations. 206 to candidates with a $70/hour ($145,000/year) job offer in TEER 0–3, and 223 to candidates with a minimum score of 138.
Update

Date

January 22, 2026

Stream

Skills Immigration

Cut Off

Stream

Skills Immigration

Additional information

Starting January 22, 2026, the Skills Immigration application fee is increasing from $1,475 to $1,750. Fees can change with little notice, so always double-check the most up-to-date application fee on the official program page right before you submit.

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British Columbia PNP Draws in 2026

When is the Next BC PNP draw?

BC PNP does not announce exact draw dates in advance. However, based on past trends, draws usually take place every 1 to 2 weeks.

BC PNP Pool

The BC PNP pool is the system that British Columbia uses to rank skilled workers looking to be nominated for permanent residence. It’s not the same as the Express Entry pool, and it has a different scoring system and a different process to apply.

You won’t automatically enter the BC PNP pool when you enter the pool for Express Entry, even if you live and work in BC.

Registrations to the BC PNP pool are scored based on economic factors (up to 120 points) and human capital factors (up to 80 points). Broadly speaking, you may be assessed based on your wage, job location, skill level of the work you’re doing, work experience, education, and language proficiency.

The higher your score, the better your chances of receiving an invitation to apply for a nomination from BC. It’s important to note, though, that getting an invitation to apply does not guarantee you will receive a provincial nomination from BC. It’s just one step in the process.

BC PNP Pool size over time

British Columbia’s government started sharing information about the BC PNP Pool size in 2025.

As of the latest update on March 31, 2026, the BC PNP Skills Immigration registration pool had the following candidates registered:

BC PNP Pool size over time

BC PNP Pool - Break down of registrations per score range as of March 31, 2026

BC PNP Pool - Registrations over time per score range

Score range	Registrations on March 31, 2026	Registrations on March 3, 2026	Registrations on Jan 6, 2026	Registrations on Dec 2, 2025	Registrations on Sept 8, 2025
150+	19	15	9	41	56
140 - 149	111	50	67	179	261
130 - 139	597	475	791	804	704
120 - 129	1,271	1,203	1,170	1,161	1,078
110 - 119	1,714	1,693	1,635	1,573	1,452
100 - 109	2,194	2,165	2,161	2,085	2,032
90 - 99	1,968	1,982	2,048	2,029	2,011
80 - 89	1,521	1,532	1,530	1,479	1,520
70 - 79	993	983	996	984	995
60 - 69	477	476	480	465	475
0 - 59	337	333	323	283	292
Total:	11,202	10,907	11,210	11,083	10,876

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Your BC PNP Draw FAQs Answered

What are BC PNP Draws?

Draws in the BC PNP are selection rounds during which the province issues Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to candidates in its registration pool who are most likely to meet B.C.’s economic and labour-market needs. These draws allow the province to proactively choose potential immigrants whose skills and job offers align with its priorities.

How a BC PNP Draw Works?

Candidates register through the BC PNP Online system and submit detailed information about their qualifications, job offer, experience, language and region. In each draw, BC reviews the registration pool, ranks candidates, and issues ITAs to the highest-ranked applicants or those targeted for labour-market needs. After receiving an ITA, candidates may submit a full application for provincial nomination.

What are the different types of BC PNP draws?

The BC PNP holds draws across its major pathways: Skills Immigration (for workers) and Entrepreneur Immigration (for business-starting applicants). Within Skills Immigration, there are different streams (Skilled Worker, International Graduate, Entry Level & Semi-Skilled), and some draws are targeted to specific occupations, wages, regions or strategic priorities.

How often does a BC PNP draw occur?

Draws occur periodically – the number invited and frequency of draws is adjusted to maintain standard processing times and support B.C.’s priorities. Note: For 2025, the program indicates that there are no general or priority-occupation invitations planned under the Skills Immigration stream.

Why BC PNP Draws Are Important?

Draws are a crucial mechanism for the province to align immigration intake with labour-market demand. Through these invitation rounds, B.C. can pick candidates whose skills, job offers and regional settlement intentions support economic growth. For applicants, a draw means gaining access to a provincial nomination — a key step to permanent residence.

Where to Track the Latest BC PNP Draws?

Check this Latest BC PNP Draw page regularly: Bookmark this page in your browser to check the latest OINP Draw details
Receive our weekly Newsletter: Receive the latest updates in provincial draws directly in your email. Register here for the newsletter.
Check our official PNP tracker for the latest updates: Access the full list of Ontario PNP Draws by selecting the Ontario province in the filter.
Check Provincial official sources: The British Columbia PNP invitations Page and the Express Entry–linked rounds (NOIs) Page.

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Indira Duarte

Indira specializes in creating clear, accessible, and culturally sensitive content for immigrant audiences. As an immigrant herself, she brings a personal understanding of the challenges newcomers face, crafting practical guides, informative articles, and inclusive resources that empower individuals at every stage of their immigration journey.

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