PEI Canada offers new ITAs in the latest draw

PEI Canada - Prince Edward Island has offered 104 ITAs for PR Visa through a provincial nomination to immigration candidates. This is in the draw held on 16th May and to Business Impact, Labour Impact, and Express Entry candidates.

The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program permits the province to select as a fixed number of candidates. This is for economic immigration and they must match the needs of the labour market in the province.

90 out of the 104 ITAs were offered to candidates who had registered an Expression of Interest – EOI with the PEI PNP. This is in the Category Express Entry or diverse streams of its Category Labour Impact, as quoted by the CIC News.

Candidates who register the EOI are offered a score out of 100 depending on diverse factors. This includes among other factors proficiency in French or English, skilled work experience, education, and age.

An offer of a job in PEI Canada is not needed. However, preference is offered to candidates who are residing and working in the province, said PEI PNP. Eligible candidates with highest scores are offered an ITA – Invitation to Apply. This is for Canada PR Visa through provincial nomination through frequently held draws in the EOI pool Of PEI PNP.

Candidates who get the nomination are offered 600 extra CRS points. This assures an ITA for PR Visa in the succeeding Express Entry draws.

The number of ITAs offered to Express Entry candidates out of the 90 through Labour Impact stream were not specified by PEI PNP. It also did not reveal the minimum score required to get an ITA in the 16th May draw.

There are 3 streams in Labour Impact Category: International Graduate, Critical Worker, and Skilled Worker. The lowest score of the candidates who received ITA through the Work Permit Stream: Business Impact was 107.

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