BC PNP requirements

[Jaiveer Singh]

Hi,

i am getting more than required wage as according to my NOC i.e. noc 0621 but that wage includes benefits also i.e. 26$ per hour including benefits. In bc pnp website its written that job offer must state all the benefits and i am getting.

Does BC PNP doesnt count benefits? if yes then my salary will be treated as low wage?

 

[uncle_smile]

Family income is the total of:
your regular gross annual wage from the B.C. employer supporting your PNP application, and, if applicable,
your spouse or common-law partner's regular gross annual wage in B.C. from work authorized under a valid work permit.
In calculating your family income, we will only consider regular gross annual wages. We do not consider bonuses, commissions, profit-sharing distributions, tips/gratuities, overtime wages or other similar payments to be part of your wage.

Your spouse’s annual wage will only be included in the family income calculation if your spouse or common-law partner has a valid work permit and is currently employed in B.C. In the table below, you will see that we include the size of your family unit (your spouse or common-law partner and dependants, whether they come with you to live in B.C. or not), to determine if you meet the minimum family income threshold for your area of residence.


This is from BCPNP WEB, only took me 10 seconds to find, for accuracy and safety, I suggest you go to an immigration lawyer or consultant. Or at least post your concern after you put some effort into studying and researching.

Have a nice day!

 

[Jaiveer Singh]

Uncle_smile

Don't be oversmart , if you have so many problems with posts don't comment this is third time i have seen your rude comment. I have seen so many silly posts by you so better behave yourself.

If i dnt have clarity ill post if you have problem buzz off and don't comment.

mind it