British Columbia PNP – Why You Should Apply

On November 10^th, British Columbia invited 358 new immigrants to apply for a provincial nomination for permanent residency. They were selected under the Skilled Worker, International Graduate, and Entry-Level and Semi-Skilled subcategories.

British Columbia immigration greatly contributed to British Columbia’s financial and cultural growth over the past 100 years, and it keeps attracting thousands of immigrants every year. In fact, according to the British Columbia Labor Market Outlook, this province is expected to have over 800,000 job openings between 2019 and 2029!

Why Should You Apply for PR through PNP Canada?

The biggest advantage of applying for permanent residency in Canada through the Provincial Nominee Program is that it offers a pathway to permanent residency for people who don’t meet the eligibility requirements for the Express Entry Program.

With your permanent residency status, you will be eligible for all social benefits, subsidized healthcare and education, protection under Canadian law and more. Eventually, you may apply for Canadian citizenship (if eligible).

Why should you immigrate to British Columbia?

British Columbia is known for breathtaking landscapes, national parks, the Canadian Rockies, music and festivals, excellent education system, good public transportation, and much, much more. Most notably, British Columbia is known for a diverse ethnic population, a strong economy, and low unemployment rates. These facts make British Columbia a very attractive destination for immigrants seeking a better life.

How can you immigrate to British Columbia?

British Columbia immigration is split into a 2-step process: you must apply for a provincial nomination and then, if nominated, apply for permanent residency. In some cases, unlike some other provinces in the Provincial Nominee Program, you won’t need prior work experience to apply. However, if you are qualified for the Entry-Level or Semi-Skilled categories, you will need to have proven work experience in your field.

If you are thinking about immigrating to Canada, find out whether you and your family qualify for the Provincial Nominee Program. Contact a personal immigration today for a visa eligibility assessment and a consultation!