The BC PNP Technology Pilot Program enables British Columbia immigration officials to expedite the processing of immigration candidates in critical, in-demand technology occupations.
Weekly invitations are sent to applicants in one of 35 identified occupations in British Columbia’s technology sector.
Employers in the technology sector have access to a concierge service that includes a guaranteed next business day application assignment in one of the listed occupations.
The BC PCP Technology Pilot Program prioritizes applications from the technology sector for existing BC categories.
This means applicants must continue to meet the basic requirements of each immigration category in British Columbia, including a job offer for at least one year from a British Columbia employer.
Categories include skilled workers, healthcare professionals, international graduates, international postgraduates, and entry-level and semi-skilled workers.
CB PCP Technological Pilot Program: Key Features
Special concierge service
Technology employers have access to relevant immigration information.
Weekly invitations for tech candidates
Technology employers have timely access to skilled workers in 29 key technology occupations.
Priority treatment
A dedicated CB PCP Technology Program team and guaranteed next-day placement in one of 29 in-demand occupations.Targeted attention and engagement
CB-PCP sessions and events tailored to the technology sector, including one-on-one employer support.
What are the 35 target occupations under the CB PCP Technology Pilot Program?
- NOC 10030 – Telecommunications Company Manager
- NOC 20012 – Computer Systems Manager
- NOC 21100 – Physicists and Astronomers
- NOC 21210 – Mathematicians, Statisticians and Actuaries
- NOC 21211 – Data Scientist
- NOC 21220 – Cybersecurity Specialists
- NOC 21221 – Business Systems Specialists
- NOC 21222 – Computer Specialists
- NOC 21223 – Database Analysts and Data Administrators
- NOC 21230 – Computer systems designer and programmer
- NOC 21231 – Software Engineers and Designers
- NOC 21232 – Software Developers and Programmers
- NOC 21233 – Web Designer
- NOC 21234 – Web Developer and Programmer
- NOC 21300 – Civil Engineers
- NOC 21301 – Mechanical Engineers
- NOC 21310 – Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- NOC 21311 – Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers)
- NOC 21320 – Chemical Engineers
- NOC 21399 – Other Engineers
- NOC 22110 – Biotechnologists and Technicians
- NOC 22220 – Computer Network and Web Technician
- NOC 22221 – User Support Agents
- NOC 22222 – Computer Systems Evaluator
- NOC 22310 – Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technologists and Technicians
- NOC 50011 – Manager – Publishing, Cinema, Broadcasting and Performing Arts
- NOC 22312 – Industrial Instrument Technician and Mechanic
- CNP 51111 – Authors, writers and editors (except technical)
- NOC 51112 – Technical Writers
- NOC 51120 – Producers, directors, choreographers and associated personnel
- NOC 52119 – Other technical and coordinating personnel in the cinema, broadcasting and performing arts
- NOC 52112 – Radio and television technician
- NOC 52113 – Audio and Video Recording Technician
- NOC 52120 – Graphic Designers and Illustrators
- CNP 53111 – Assistants and operators in cinema, radio and television broadcasting, photography and performing arts
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