The **BC PNP high economic impact draw** held on September 24, 2026, issued a combined total of 714 invitations to candidates in British Columbia’s Skills Immigration registration pool.
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program conducted two selections under its Innovate: High Economic Impact initiative: one based on wages and occupation level, and another based on registration scores.
## BC PNP High Economic Impact Draw Results
| Selection method | Invitations | Selection criteria |
|---|---:|---|
| Wage-based selection | 426 | At least $52 per hour and $105,000 annually, with a job offer in a NOC 0, 1, 2 or 3 occupation |
| Points-based selection | 288 | Minimum registration score of 131 |
| **Total** | **714** | — |
These are separate selection methods. Candidates did not need to meet both the wage threshold and the points threshold unless specifically required by the conditions stated in their invitation.
The invitations were issued to qualified registrations received before the September 24 draw date.
## What Changed Since the Previous Draw?
The previous Innovate: High Economic Impact selection took place on August 20, 2026.
| Criteria | September 24 | August 20 |
|---|---:|---:|
| Hourly wage threshold | $52 | $55 |
| Annual wage threshold | $105,000 | $110,000 |
| Points threshold | 131 | 132 |
| Total invitations | 714 | 602 |
Compared with the August selection, the September wage and points thresholds were lower, while the combined number of invitations increased.
## Who May Be Affected?
This update is relevant to candidates who:
- Had a qualified registration in the BC PNP Skills Immigration pool before the draw;
- Received an invitation through their BC PNP Online profile;
- Met the wage-and-occupation criteria or the points-based selection threshold.
An invitation to apply is not the same as a provincial nomination or permanent residence approval. Candidates must still submit a complete application and meet all applicable program requirements.
## What Invited Candidates Should Do
1. Sign in to their BC PNP Online account and review the invitation.
2. Confirm the submission deadline stated in the invitation.
3. Verify that their job offer, wage, occupation and registration information remain accurate.
4. Prepare all required supporting documents.
5. Submit a complete application within the specified deadline.
Candidates who were not invited should keep their registration accurate and monitor future BC PNP announcements.
Learn more through our [Provincial Nominee Program guidance](https://alwayscanadagroup.com/public/immigration/pnp) and review the [official BC PNP invitation results](https://www.welcomebc.ca/immigrate-to-b-c/about-the-bc-provincial-nominee-program/invitations-to-apply).
## Conclusion
The September 24 **BC PNP high economic impact draw** issued 714 invitations through wage-based and points-based selections. Candidates should rely on their official BC PNP account for their invitation conditions, deadlines and required documents.
*Disclaimer: This article provides general information and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Immigration requirements and selection criteria can change. Always verify current details with the Government of British Columbia or a qualified Canadian immigration professional.*
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program conducted two selections under its Innovate: High Economic Impact initiative: one based on wages and occupation level, and another based on registration scores.
## BC PNP High Economic Impact Draw Results
| Selection method | Invitations | Selection criteria |
|---|---:|---|
| Wage-based selection | 426 | At least $52 per hour and $105,000 annually, with a job offer in a NOC 0, 1, 2 or 3 occupation |
| Points-based selection | 288 | Minimum registration score of 131 |
| **Total** | **714** | — |
These are separate selection methods. Candidates did not need to meet both the wage threshold and the points threshold unless specifically required by the conditions stated in their invitation.
The invitations were issued to qualified registrations received before the September 24 draw date.
## What Changed Since the Previous Draw?
The previous Innovate: High Economic Impact selection took place on August 20, 2026.
| Criteria | September 24 | August 20 |
|---|---:|---:|
| Hourly wage threshold | $52 | $55 |
| Annual wage threshold | $105,000 | $110,000 |
| Points threshold | 131 | 132 |
| Total invitations | 714 | 602 |
Compared with the August selection, the September wage and points thresholds were lower, while the combined number of invitations increased.
## Who May Be Affected?
This update is relevant to candidates who:
- Had a qualified registration in the BC PNP Skills Immigration pool before the draw;
- Received an invitation through their BC PNP Online profile;
- Met the wage-and-occupation criteria or the points-based selection threshold.
An invitation to apply is not the same as a provincial nomination or permanent residence approval. Candidates must still submit a complete application and meet all applicable program requirements.
## What Invited Candidates Should Do
1. Sign in to their BC PNP Online account and review the invitation.
2. Confirm the submission deadline stated in the invitation.
3. Verify that their job offer, wage, occupation and registration information remain accurate.
4. Prepare all required supporting documents.
5. Submit a complete application within the specified deadline.
Candidates who were not invited should keep their registration accurate and monitor future BC PNP announcements.
Learn more through our [Provincial Nominee Program guidance](https://alwayscanadagroup.com/public/immigration/pnp) and review the [official BC PNP invitation results](https://www.welcomebc.ca/immigrate-to-b-c/about-the-bc-provincial-nominee-program/invitations-to-apply).
## Conclusion
The September 24 **BC PNP high economic impact draw** issued 714 invitations through wage-based and points-based selections. Candidates should rely on their official BC PNP account for their invitation conditions, deadlines and required documents.
*Disclaimer: This article provides general information and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Immigration requirements and selection criteria can change. Always verify current details with the Government of British Columbia or a qualified Canadian immigration professional.*
