British Columbia has a high reliance on economic immigration for promoting as well as sustaining growth in the local markets. Tech talent is in high demand in British Columbia. Extended until June 2021, the BC PNP Tech Pilot offers an expedited British Columbia immigration pathway to skilled workers with job offers in any of the 29 key tech occupations. For being considered for a nomination by British Columbia, the first part of the process is that of informing the provincial government of the intent to settle down in Canada within the province. This intent is conveyed through registration with the Skills Immigration Registration System [SIRS], an online points-based application management system of the BC PNP. It is through the SIRS that BC selects in-demand workers that are the most appropriate match for helping the province meet their labour market requirements. A registration score is allotted by the SIRS when an immigration candidate submits their profile through the portal. This is also referred to as the SIRS score. The SIRS score is calculated based on the applicant’s education, work experience, language ability, job offer, and the location of their job in British Columbia. It is at the time of creating a profile with the BC PNP Online that the applicant will be required to register for either of the categories – Skilled Worker, International Graduate, or Entry Level and Semi-Skilled.