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British Columbia Business Immigration

The BC Entrepreneur Program offers a chance for eligible individuals and their families to relocate to British Columbia, Canada, and run their own small businesses. This initiative is a part of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) and targets experienced business owners and managers with the financial means and expertise to establish or enhance a Canadian business.

The program aims to boost economic growth and job creation in British Columbia. Entrepreneurs selected to participate receive a two-year work permit. During this period, they must actively manage their business for at least 18 months. Successful completion of all requirements under the BC business immigration program results in participants being nominated by the province. This nomination fast-tracks their application for permanent residency in Canada, including their family members.

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The Entrepreneur Immigration program comprises three streams:
  • Entrepreneur Immigration Category
  • Entrepreneur Immigration — Regional Pilot
  • Strategic Projects Category
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British Columbia offers several business immigration streams, including the Entrepreneur Immigration stream and the Regional Pilot program. These programs are designed to attract entrepreneurs and investors who wish to establish or expand their businesses in the province.

The Entrepreneur Immigration stream is for experienced entrepreneurs who want to start or buy a business in British Columbia. It is classified into two categories: Entrepreneur Immigration - Base Category and Entrepreneur Immigration - Regional Pilot.

The Regional Pilot program is a community-driven initiative that allows smaller communities in British Columbia to nominate foreign entrepreneurs for permanent residency. It aims to attract business owners who are like to invest in and operate businesses in these communities.