BC PNP Draw November 13, 2026: Childcare, Health Care, Veterinary and Construction Invitations
British Columbia issued targeted BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) Skills Immigration invitations on November 13, 2026, covering childcare, health care, veterinary care and construction trades. The official results page was updated the same day.
November 13 draw results
- Childcare: 153 invitations; minimum score 95. This round targeted early childhood educators only.
- Health care: 103 invitations; minimum score 72, for priority health care occupations.
- Veterinary care: fewer than five invitations; minimum score 100. The results include priority veterinary occupations and specifically identify NOC 32104 applicants with a valid professional designation.
- Construction trades: 128 invitations; minimum score 94, for priority construction occupations.
The province reports the veterinary count as “<5”, so an exact overall invitation total is not available. These are BC PNP scores, not federal Express Entry CRS cut-offs. Read the official draw results.
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A qualifying occupation matters, not just the score
Working somewhere in these sectors does not automatically qualify a person for a targeted invitation. The province’s selection rules include:
- Early childhood educators: a one-year or five-year certificate from the B.C. ECE Registry.
- NOC 33102 health care workers: registration with the BC Care Aide & Community Health Worker Registry.
- Construction trades: a valid SkilledTradesBC trade certificate or registered apprenticeship corresponding to the offered job.
Check the applicable occupation and qualifications against the official selection-of-workers criteria. An invitation is not a provincial nomination or permanent residence approval; those are separate stages.
What should applicants do now?
Log into BC PNP Online to check whether an invitation was actually issued. Do not treat a matching score as proof that you received one. If invited, record the deadline shown in your invitation and review your occupation, employer documents and professional credentials before submitting.
VG Immigration Services can help assess how the draw relates to your circumstances and identify documents to review. This update is general information, not an individual eligibility assessment or a guarantee of selection.
