📈 New BC PNP Entrepreneur Draw: What a Score of 117 Really Means
- Iryna Atamanchuk
- Aug 6
- 2 min read
British Columbia has issued new invitations under the BC PNP Entrepreneur Immigration – Base stream. If your score is near 117, this draw is an important benchmark—but not a guarantee. On July 28, 2026, BC invited 10 candidates to apply under the Entrepreneur Immigration – Base stream, with the lowest invited registration score at 117 (per WelcomeBC). This number reflects the minimum score in this specific round only. It is not a fixed pass mark and does not guarantee an invitation in future draws, as selection depends on program priorities and the strength of other registrations in the pool. If you received an invitation, your next steps are time‑sensitive and detail‑heavy. You should log in to your BC PNP Online profile, confirm your deadline, ensure your information is consistent with your registration, begin the required personal net worth verification with an authorized accounting firm, and carefully review your business proposal, investment evidence and supporting documents. An invitation simply allows you to submit an application—it is not a provincial nomination or approval of permanent residence. If your score is close to 117, this draw can help you understand where you stand, but score is only one part of your strategy. The commercial viability of your business concept, the quality of your research and the credibility of your financial documentation are all critical. ATA Immigration can review your BC PNP Entrepreneur profile, help you interpret your score, and support you in preparing a consistent, well‑documented business immigration application. 📊 Learn More About Business & Work Immigration Options in Canada: https://www.ataimmigration.com/work-permit-canada 📚 Explore Canadian Immigration Pathways and Requirements: https://www.ataimmigration.com/immigration-canada 📅 Preparing a BC PNP Entrepreneur Application? Book a Consultation: https://www.ataimmigration.com/book-online
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