BC PNP Skills Immigration Calculator

Estimate your British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) Skills Immigration registration score, based on the official scoring factors.

Before you begin: This calculator provides an estimate only, based on the information you enter, and does not constitute immigration advice. The accuracy of your result depends entirely on the accuracy and completeness of your answers. High Summit Immigration Consultancy is not responsible for errors resulting from incorrect, incomplete, or misunderstood answers. For a full assessment of your situation, please book a consultation with our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant.

Directly Related Work Experience

Paid employment classified under the same NOC code as your B.C. job offer (or a related occupation at an equal-or-higher TEER level), obtained within the last 10 years.

Years of directly related work experience Do you have at least 1 year of directly related work experience in Canada? Are you currently working full-time for your supporting B.C. employer in the same occupation as your job offer?

Highest Level of Education Highest level of education successfully completed Where did you complete this highest level of education? Do you hold an eligible B.C. professional designation associated with your job offer?

Language Proficiency Your lowest CLB score across all 4 abilities, from your highest-scoring approved test (English or French) Do you also have a second official language test (CLB 4+ in all 4 abilities on both English and French tests, within the past 2 years)?

Hourly Wage of the B.C. Job Offer Hourly wage (CAD)

Area of Employment within B.C. Your main work location

Do you have at least 1 year of regional work experience (Area 2 or 3, within the last 5 years), or are you a regional alumni (graduated from a public B.C. post-secondary institution outside the Metro Vancouver Regional District, within the last 3 years)?

Your Estimated BC PNP Score

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