Immigration to British Columbia - Canada's provincial program (BC PNP)
British Columbia's provincial program offers permanent residency to professionals, graduates of the province, and entrepreneurs.
British Columbia is located in western Canada and is washed by the waters of the Pacific Ocean. It is home to the largest ports in the Pacific and Vancouver, Canada's third-largest and British Columbia's largest city. Nearly 2.5 million people live in and around BC. BC is also the warmest province in Canada. The average annual temperature is above 10°C in the provincial most populated areas.
Candidates who do not score the required points for immigration to Canada through the federal program can try to immigrate through one of the 11 provincial programs — it is not difficult and is available for a wide range of occupations.
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has many streams that are divided into several areas.
Skills Immigration
This area includes the following streams:
- Skilled Worker;
- Entry Level and Semi-Skilled;
- Health Authority;
- International Graduate;
- International Post-Graduate.
Entrepreneur Immigration
This area includes the following streams:
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